Cosmic, meditative post-bop led by percussionist Elvin Jones. The whole record has a slow-burning quality, from simmering, late-night vignettes to groove-heavy improv showcases.
Track listing:
1. P.P. Phoenix
2. For All the Other Times
3. Slumber
4. Three Card Molly
5. Cecilia Is Love
Inner space
You'd also enjoy:
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| Jean-Luc Ponty - Electric Connection (1969) |
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| Joe Henderson - Black Is the Color (1972) + Black Narcissus (1976) |
Yes please, jazz is always welcome. Btw, I've seen you posting jazz fusion, ECM and some Bop oldies. Have you got any hints on recent jazz artists (i.e after 2000) to keep an eye on? Most things I've heard seem to be avant-garde in a way I can't decipher --PC
ReplyDeleteTry Kamasi Washington's Heaven and Earth. From the album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdyabrdFMC8
DeleteSeconding Kamaal Williams, Danny McCaslin, R+R=Now, and Kamasi Washington. Also, Jeff Parker (check out "The New Breed"), Makaya McCraven, and Sons of Kemet.
DeleteHey anon: I'd recommend looking into Danny McCaslin, R+R=Now, James Brandon Lewis, Kamaal Williams and Tenderlonius!
ReplyDeleteSpirit: thanks for this!!
Been a while since I visited your site. Thanks for keeping the mindset on nonconformity brimming bright! This looks like an interesting earful for the eve.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this amazing site!
ReplyDeleteGracias por el aporte un abrazo desde Argentina
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