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In a review of The Cameroon Federation, Claude E. Welch summarized the resulting political situation as "one of the oddest federations on the contemporary political map", which "exhibits all the usual splinterings of tropical African states". In The Cameroon Federation Johnson studied the extent to which the different parts of Cameroon had become truly politically integrated, and not just superficially joined, concluding that the development of substantial state capacity in a unified Cameroon was not certain. During the 1960s and 1970s, Johnson was a member of the Africa Policy Task Force for the George McGovern 1972 presidential campaign and the Foreign Affairs Study Group of the Democratic Party Advisory Council, as well as UNESCO's U.S. National Committee. He was also a founder of the Boston Pan- African Forum.
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Jazz critic John Fordham said the album was a "sensational, terrifying exercise in abstract sounds, fragmented blues, feedback and slide-guitar splinterings," but also "one of the most effective antidotes to the prim and studiedly dramatic conventional jazz-guitar performances on the circuit" at the time. In the Spin Alternative Record Guide (1995), Guitar was ranked 86th on a list of the "Top 100 Alternative Albums". According to The Absolute Sound, Laswell helped produce Sharrock's playing within a glossy, expansive sound that offered both an intimate jazz feel and an intense rock quality, which in the process helped "shine a light into Sharrock's spiritual depths". In The Rough Guide to Jazz (2004), Ian Carr felt Guitar epitomized the breadth of the electric instrument, "ranging from impressionistic sound poetry to abstract-expressionist blitzkrieg".
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