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| 09/06/03 We're sorry but this CD is no longer available on Drimala. Please check out some of the other great music on this website. |
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Talking Horns In the mid '60s the Chicago and St. Louis jazz tradition became embodied in the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM) in Chicago and Black Artist Group (BAG) in St. Louis. The two collectives were founded on the freedom principle and were dedicated to jazz as a living, vital expression. Oliver Lake and Julius Hemphill facilitated exchanges between the two groups-- Lester Bowie, spending time in both locations, the common denominator. Talking Horns keeps the tradition alive featuring AACM trumpeter Malachi Thompson with BAG saxmen Oliver Lake and Hamiet Bluiett. Comes highly recommended. 8 tracks in 63:37 minutes You might also enjoy listening to: Soul Folks (Frank Lowe Quintet) Freedom and Unity (Clifford Thornton and New Art Ensemble) Music from Tomorrow's World (Sun Ra Arkestra) Procession of the Great Ancestry (Leo Smith Septet) Freedom Suite (David S. Ware Quartet) Mining Our Bid'ness (Carei Thomas and Feel Free Ensemble) Banana (Luther Thomas Human Arts Ensemble) |
