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Enoch Light And The Light Brigade - Permissive Polyphonics Artist_Grace Jones which cultivated more of itsPleasure For Music present a reissue of Enoch Light and the Light Brigade's Permissive Polyphonics, originally released in 1970. As if the title doesn't give it away, Permissive Polyphonics finds the king of studio kings attempting to make it in the groovy, quadraphonic age. Featuring the gassy "Puppet Man", a futuristic rendition of Sergio Mendes's "Mas Que Nada" with bass flute courtesy of veteran Don Ashworth and "Pass and I Call You" with Dick