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Ornette Coleman

>>34797116
Yah, Ornette Coleman's great

Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Ornette Coleman, the list can go on.

>>34797007
You begin by playing it.

>>34797116
I'm listening to some right now actually.
>>34797154
Are you trying to trick me?

albert ayler

start with witches/ghosts or whatever its called. the one b4 spiritual unity.
ornette is also great but a bit light on the free

>>34797182
No, since all of those artists have played free jazz before.

>>34797182
are you retarded

>>34797116
Ornette Coleman, and then Cecil Taylor when your body is ready.

>>34797229
When has Miles played free jazz?

>>34797405
always because he was not a salve

>>34797422
lol.

Ornette Coleman and John Coltrane, I'd say.

>>34797412
I can't believe I just now realise that album was what Refused referenced.

>>34797513

>>34797513
The name The Shape of Jazz to Come is a reference as well.

Lennie Tristano, Intuition (Capitol)

Ornette Coleman, The Shape of Jazz to Come (Atlantic)

Ornette Coleman, Free Jazz (Atlantic)

Ornette Coleman, Dancing in Your Head (A&M)

John Coltrane, Ascension (Impulse),

John Coltrane, Live in Japan (Impulse)

Cecil Taylor, Jazz Advance (Blue Note)

Cecil Taylor, For Olim (A&M)

Eric Dolphy, Out to Lunch (Blue Note)

Archie Shepp, Four For Trane (Impulse)

Albert Ayler, At Slug's Saloon, Vols. 1 and 2 (ESP)

Roscoe Mitchell, Sound (Delmark)

Art Ensemble of Chicago, Full Force (ECM)

Anthony Braxton, The Complete Braxton (Arista)

World Saxophone Quartet, W.S.Q. (Black Saint)

Ganelin Trio, New Wine (Leo)

David Murray, Children (Black Saint)

Borah Bergman and Evan Parker, The Fire Tale (Soul Note)

Ronald Shannon Jackson, Barbeque Dog (Antilles)

Dave Douglas, Tiny Bell Trio (Hat Art)

9 Essential Books about Free Jazz

Four Lives in the Bebop Business, by A.B. Spellman (Limelight Editions, 1966)

The Freedom Principle: Jazz after 1958, by John Litweiler (Wm. Morrow, 1984)

Outcats, by Francis Davis (Oxford University Press, 1990)

Musical Improvisation: Its Nature and Practice in Music, by Derek Bailey (Prentice Hall, 1980)

Forces in Motion: The Music and Thoughts of Anthony Braxton, by Graham Lock (DaCapo, 1988)

Ornette Coleman: A Harmolodic Life, by John Litweiler (Wm. Morrow, 1992)

Chasin' the Trane, by J.C. Thomas (DaCapo, 1975)

Free Jazz, by Ekkehard Jost (DaCapo,1974)

>>34797513
I can't believe I don't know how to spoiler.

>>34797570
no, that's right

it doesn't work on /mu/ though because we are beyond spoils

>>34797568
Oh my. Looks like I have some work to do here. Thank you. Any in particular you'd recommend?

>>34797412
such a ballsy name for an album, but so good.

>>34797570
Spoilers don't work on /mu/.

>>34797570
Spoilers don't work on /mu/. You can't spoil an album.

Holy shit, there are sounds!

William Parker, Hamid Drake, ICP orchestra, Peter Brotzmann, Tim Berne, Ken Vandermark, Derek Bailey, AMM, Joe Mcphee, Paul Bley, Ellery Eskelin,

>>34797619
What if it's a concept spoken word/proto rap album with a strong and emotional natrrative?

Also, while I'm on the subject, is this considered free jazz?

>>34797681
no

This album...It woah...All of his works (except the 80s which are decent) are incredible. The way he changed his style so many times is unbeliveable.

>>34797756
I've listened to Bitches Brew some 20 times already. It's a good album though. But, it isn't free jazz.

>>34797568
James Blood Ulmer- Tales of Captain Black (w/ ornett coleman and his son) is a really good one

john zorn

derek bailey

sonny sharrock

the list could go on....