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So many UK jazz albums could fill this slot but this gets the vote for its ecstatic, exuberant playing from Surman and company and amazing, challenging writing from Warren. This was a glorious testament to the new-found confidence of British jazz. An absolute and indisputable joy. This is the exception. To say this is one of the finest jazz vocal albums ever made is limiting; it numbers among the great contemporary jazz albums. Art Tatum p.
Northern Thunder : A William Parker Mission
This first of the series is a solo recital. However, this was the album that first got tongues wagging, echoing the free spirit of the psychedelic s and landing them an early slot at The Fillmore. Miles noticed too, quickly snatching Jarrett and DeJohnette for his own jazz-rock experiments that ushered in the dawn of a new era. Hancock soars and Brecker burns. Yet while the playing is exemplary, the choice of repertoire makes this album stand apart.
Yet they all end up as impeccable, burning New York-style jazz of the highest order and press the green light for other artists to follow suit.
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Yet the miraculous Blakey is at his early best. Herbie, of course, would do it without him a few months later on Maiden Voyage. Why not discover why we are the UK's biggest jazz magazine? This album was one of the very first to be made in America and its impact was immense, its melodicism, warmth and simplicity brought something new and refreshing to the often overheated, testosterone-filled gladiatorial pit of small group improvising to established harmonic patterns. As Jelly Roll Morton had shown 50 years earlier, sometimes the best comes from a truly group effort.
Here he showed how much could be achieved within the basic jazz quartet format. Reaction at the time seems to have been along the lines of where on earth did this come from? After this, there would always be more to jazz than just blowing. It took the UK, who habitually look to the USA for its jazz heroes, longer than most European countries to come under their spell, but this is the album that did it.
Their attachment to deeply felt melody, unhurried intensity, framed with the Nordic Tone, and the comparatively unconventional, pop-like structures of their compositions endeared them to jazz and non-jazz fans alike, in the honest humanity of their playing. Seamlessly featuring soloists like Wayne Shorter, Johnny Coles and Phil Woods, this album is pure musical alchemy from a total original.
The CD is a happily expanded version of the original vinyl, adding 27 minutes of excellent previously unreleased new music. West coast jazz in its infancy and at its most joyously infectious. This is a Japanese CD reissue which more than doubles the original vinyl playing time. In the process they lay to rest Bill Evans soundalike comparisons once and for all. Four For Trane demonstrates not only a shift in allegiance to Coltrane but a real gift for arrangement and a thoroughly original approach to his own playing at a time when everyone was copying Trane or Rollins.
He may have got more radical later, but this was a per cent proof shot of the new on its initial release. Some of the charts wear better than others, but the overall feel is timeless. The first time was with Charlie Parker, but by the time he landed a contract with Capitol for some modern jazz sides with an augmented group, he was able to operate freely, pulling in the restless writing talents of Gil Evans, John Lewis, Gerry Mulligan and John Carisi to create a unified and superbly subtle backdrop for his emergent lyricism.
The world is changed, part one. May Political statement, samizdat reflection on events or Janovian primal scream? Machine Gun leaves you shaken to the core. Hawkins ts and many others. With Hawk, you can just about do it. The best of the later Hawk is on Verve, but this intro is nicely rounded. Then, a car crash claimed Brown and pianist Richie Powell and it was all over. The CD contains two alternative takes adding 10 more minutes of music. They all played for each other to such an extent that the group became one of the true s greats.
Song For My Father features this group on two tracks, but not on the famous title tune, which instead ushers in the brilliant but short-lived quintet featuring Joe Henderson and Carmell Jones. No cause to fear: all remains in place for a classic that still casts its spell.
Lester Bowie t, flhn, perc , Roscoe Mitchell ss, as, bs, cl, fl, whistles, steel drum, perc , Joseph Jarman ss, as, cl, oboe, mba, siren, g and Malachi Favors b, el b, banjo, log drum and perc. Using anything from Dixieland riffs to bluesy drawls to classical intermezzi, AEoC create a mix-tape in which tempo, mood and idiom become shifting sands on a strange and beautiful landscape. Imagine William Burroughs cutting up sheet music instead of text and having skilled players somehow make the fragments sound coherent.
A deeply subversive but sophisticated work that must have been highly informative to anyone from Zappa to Zorn. These heady cosmic grooves fed the creative fire of anyone from Roy Ayers to Lonnie Liston Smith in the s and inspired the more discerning purveyors of pro-tools instrumental music such as The Cinematic Orchestra in the millennium. Zorn, the arch post modernist, expropriated practices, fragments and signifiers of different, sometimes alien music and relocated them within his own brash expressionism.
Using segue-like channel zapping on TV, one mood is thrust in harsh disjunction with another. The only thing certain about postmodernism is uncertainty, so we should pay attention to this music, because uncertainty in an uncertain world is shaping all of us. He expected his musicians to adhere to such views and accept whatever discipline he imposed. This CD collation of the earliest sides under his leadership, made for tiny labels such as Guild and Musicraft, will have your jaw sagging in amazement as he consistently delivers ideas that top even those of Parker.
Just to keep it interesting, Gillespie also wrote some of the most enduring bop anthems, and many of them get their first outings here. These sessions, like the Parker Savoys, are the holy tablets of bop. Ra was on the vinyl map and never looked back. Next stop, Jupiter. The Bridge is enduring testimony to that fact: he has shed all stylistic baggage, leads from the front, plays with a new poise and freshness and with a unique identity that has stayed intact up to the present day.
Unbeatable music. This album emphasises the latter talents: he uses his highly personal sense of composition and instrumental colour much as Jelly Roll Morton did back in the late s, bringing out sensational new sonorities and ideas between the select group of musicians he is using here and goading them to some of their most eloquent playing, individually and collectively.
When those musicians include the front line we have here, that makes for some very special music indeed. Depending on which CD version you come across this can be a straight version of the vinyl original or contain two extra alternative takes. Using just six players, Russell achieves wonderful orchestral textures within these 12 compositions, thanks partly to guitarist Galbraith, and introduces the world to modal jazz and Bill Evans en route.
Strange new harmonies, polyrhythms, pantonality and extended composition — with Russell and Gil Evans, jazz just became a complete new zone of potentialities. More influential on the jazz community directly, on Miles, Coltrane and Oliver Nelson, than through its sales, this is the one that so many musicians still check out. A masterpiece of small group playing and a masterclass on the role of composition in the music. Davis t, flhn , orchestra and Gil Evans cond, arr. Getz ts , Roy Haynes d , chamber string group and Hershey Kay cond.
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Focus stands in glorious isolation even within the jazz tradition but is a certifiable classic within the genre that others still cite in awe. Intoxicating music played by masters makes this an era-defining milestone.
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Heard and Jackie Mills d. However, her discography on vinyl is convoluted: her s 78rpm output, where she was normally a featured singer rather than the star, had to wait until the s to appear in any ordered way and the s to appear substantially on CD. Ditto her s Deccas. By the time she settled with Verve in her voice had darkened and lost its suppleness. This bold attempt to expand the boundaries of jazz in a dramatic jazz, blues, rock, Hendrix, MC5 amalgam left temperate listeners shell shocked and critics speechless. This is jazz, rhythm and electricity writ large in a tumbling roller coaster of ideas.
No wonder the album was called Emergency, with every member of the band having so much to say but so little time to say it. Miles got the altoist to shine through ballads and burnished blowing throughout, complementing in fine style while the rest of the crew kept a discreet distance. Even techno fans — no sampling as such — will find early creative use of editing, recycling and overdubbing.
Even more creative is the work of soloists such as Jackson, Byard and the amazing Mariano later of ECM and all points east , and the unaccompanied flamenco guitar part apparently written note-for-note by Mingus himself. This disparity suggested that lightning on Jupiter differed significantly from lightning on Earth; for example, prior work speculated that Jupiter lightning may discharge more slowly than lightning on Earth, or that something in Jupiter's atmosphere may absorb these higher frequencies.
In another new study, researchers again examined radio data from Juno, which passes up to nearly 50 times closer to Jupiter than Voyager 1 did, potentially allowing it to detect more radio waves. For the first time, the scientists detected radio waves from Jovian lightning that were megahertz in nature, or thousands of times higher in frequency than those previously seen.
This research team also discovered that lightning on Jupiter appears more common near the poles, whereas it's absent at the equator. Jovian lightning is thought to originate from electrical interactions between water droplets and ice particles, much as it does on Earth, so these new findings suggest that water-laden gas in Jupiter's atmosphere circulates poleward, yielding insights into Jupiter's atmospheric composition and circulation.
The scientists also found that, oddly, lightning on Jupiter appears more common in the northern hemisphere than in the southern. The reason for this lopsided situation remains unclear, Kurth said.