Hailed as one of the great Anglo-Indian modern jazz LPs, ‘Hum Dono’ by Jamaican-born alto-saxophonist Joe Harriott and Goan guitarist Amancio D’Silva is a sublime piece of jazz cross-pollination. Mixing bebop, raga and swing with Norma Winstone’s ethereal scat, the album climaxes with the slithering and soaring ‘Jaipur’. Released in a tiny edition in 1969, the original LP is now worth a small fortune.
