Daily Jam - The Bombing

There are several ways that i find new music listen to.  Things like Bandcamp, or YouTube, or music blogs are the most prevalent now, but every once in awhile, i pick up some new tunes based on what the clerks at the record store are listening to.  I always think of that scene in "High Fidelity" where John Cusack's Rob bets Jack Black's Barry and Todd Louiso's Dick that he can move a copy of The Beta Band's "The 3 EP's" by playing "Dry the Rain" in the store.  And he does.  It makes me wonder if similar wagers aren't being made on what i will or will not dig.  Which brings us to "Children of Fire," the 1974 avant-garde jazz album from Hannibal Marvin Peterson and The Sunrise Orchestra.  They got me.  Here's a track from the record for your Saturday.  Listen to "The Bombing" below, our Daily Jam.