New York Jazz Collective - 1997 - I Don't Know This World Without Don Cherry

I Don't Know This World Without Don Cherry

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Tiziano Tononi - 1996 - Awake Nu: A Tribute To Don Cherry

A Tribute To Don Cherry

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Jothan Callins & The Sounds Of Togetherness ‎- 1975 - Winds Of Change

Jothan Callins & The Sounds Of Togetherness ‎- 1975 - Winds Of Change

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Fabiano Araújo - 2011 - Rheomusi (with Arild Andersen, Naná Vasconcelos)

Fabiano Araújo - 2011 - Rheomusi (with Arild Andersen, Naná Vasconcelos)

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David S. Ware - 1992 - Flight Of I

David S. Ware - Flight Of I

Label: Columbia - CK 52956

Credits:

Saxophone [Tenor], Composer – David S. Ware (1, 4, 6)

Bass – William Parker

Drums – Mark Edwards (4)

Piano – Matthew Shipp

Recorded on 10, 11 December 1991 at The Power Station, NYC.

JuJu - 1974 - Chapter 2: Nia

Juju – Chapter Two: Nia

Label: Strata-East – SES-7420

Credits:

Bass [Fender] – Branch

Bells – Ngoma Ya Uhuru

Congas – Babatunde*, Simbo (tracks: 2, 5)

Drums – Babatunde

Flute – Plunky Nkabinde

Percussion – Al Hammel Rasul, Plunky Nkabinde

Piano – Al Hammel Rasul

Saxophone [Soprano] – Plunky Nkabinde

Saxophone [Tenor] – Plunky Nkabinde

Shekere – Al Hammel Rasul

Vocals [Poetry] – Ngoma Ya Uhuru

Whistle – Babatunde

Notes:

Recorded June, 1974 at Eastern Recording Studios, Richmond, Virginia. 

Originally released by Strata-East Records, SES7420, 1974. 

Tracks 7, 8 are bonus tracks recorded live at The Brooklyn, NY Cultural Center, The East in 1973.

Angel Group - 2003 - For Those Who Cry

Angel Group - 2003 - For Those Who Cry

Music from the bulgarian vaults with a touch of deep feeling. Those who love the music of ECM

Records im sure will enjoy this peace of art here also.

Dobromira Vaklinova - klarinet, voices

Iliya Velichkov - voices

Ivailo Hristov - drums

Veselin Koychev - synth-bass

Recorded  2003 Plovdiv, Bulgaria

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Nathan Davis - 1972 - 6th Sense In The 11th House

Nathan Davis – 6th Sense In The 11th House

Label: Segue – SEG-1002

Released: 1972

Genre: Jazz

Style: Modal

Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Flute, Directed By [Musical Director] – Nathan Davis

Bass – Richard Davis

Drums – Alan Dawson

Liner Notes – Bill Powell

Piano – Roland Hanna

Producer – George Bacasa

Recorded By, Mixed By – Olaf Kuuskler

Recorded at WRS Recording Studios, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Billy Harper - 1980 - The Believer

Billy Harper - 1980 -  The Believer
Label: Baystate – RVJ-6083,

Released: 1980

Style: Modal

Bass – Greg Maker

Composed By – Billy Harper

Coordinator – Missey Cecil

Design – Masatami Togo

Drums – Malcolm Pinson

Engineer [Assistant] – Garry Rindfuss, Garry Rindfuss

Engineer [Recording & Mixing ] – Bill Sheniman*

Mastered By – Tohru Kotetsu

Photography By [Additional] – David Tan

Photography By [Cover] – Yasuhina Yoneda

Piano – Armen Donelian

Producer – Fumimaru Kawashiwa, Yoshio Ozawa

Tenor Saxophone – Billy Harper

Trumpet – Everett Hollins

Recorded February, 15, 1980 at Power Station Studios, NYC

Steve Grossman - 1977 - Born At The Same Time

Steve Grossman - 1977 - Born At The Same Time

Release Date: 1977

Recording Date: Nov 25, 1977

Label: Owl

Steve Grossman - Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor)

Patrice Caratini - Bass

Michel Graillier - Piano

Daniel Humair - Drums

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Jan Garbarek - 1973 - Witchi-Tai-To

Jan Garbarek - 1973 - Witchi-Tai-To

ECM 1974

Jan Garbarek - tenor & soprano saxophones
Bobo Stenson - piano
Palle Danielsson - bass
Jon Christensen - drums

John Coltrane - 1965 - Sun Ship

Sun Ship - John Coltrane

Impulse, 1965

An excellent set of tracks that was recorded by Coltrane in 1965, but not released until after his death, when Impulse were going through the vaults, and pulling out some amazing work that ranked with his best official releases of the time.

Other than First Meditations, which was not released at the time, Sun Ship was the final studio album by John Coltrane's classic quartet before Pharoah Sanders joined the band on second tenor. At this point in time, Coltrane was using very short repetitive themes as jumping-off points for explosive improvisations, often centered around one chord and a very specific spiritual mood. Tyner sounds a bit conservative in comparison, but Jones keeps up with Trane's fire (especially on "Amen"). Even in the most intense sections (and much of this music is atonal), there is a logic and thoughtfulness about Coltrane's playing.

Personnel:

John Coltrane - Tenor Saxophone

McCoy Tyner - Piano

Jimmy Garrison - Bass

Elvin Jones - Drums

1. Sun Ship 6:13

2. Dearly Beloved 6:27

3. Amen 8:16

4. Attaining 11:27

5. Ascent 10:05