Taj Mahal Travellers

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The Taj Mahal Travellers (also given variously as Taj Mahal Travelers, Taj-Mahal Travellers, etc.) were a

• voice
  etc.
• Ryo Koike: electric double bass, santur, voice, etc.
• Yukio Tsuchiya: tuba, percussion, etc.
• Seiji Nagai:
  tympani
  , etc.
• Michihiro Kimura: voice, percussion, mandolin, etc.
• Tokio Hasegawa: voice, percussion, etc.
• Kinji Hayashi: electronic technique

Discography

• Live Stockholm July 1971
  • First issue (unauthorized): Double CD, Drone Syndicate DS-01/02, 2001
  • Second issue (authorized): Double CD, Super Fuji Discs FJSP-51/52, 2008
• July 15, 1972
  • album, CBS Japan SOCM-95, 1972
  • Re-issue: CD, Showboat SWAX-501, 2002
• Oz Days Live Compilation also featuring Les Rallizes Denudes and Acid Seven Group (Taj Mahal Travellers has one track only)
  • Double LP, with Les Rallizes Dénudés, 1973
• August 1974
  • Double LP, CBS Japan OP-7147-8-N, 1975
  • Re-issue: Double CD,
    P-Vine
    PCD-1463/4, 1998

External links

• Taj Mahal Travellers at
  AllMusic
• [1] at Discogs
• Discography/Biography at SoundOhm
• Tour documentary at Ubu.com

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