Wadada Leo Smith, with Jamie Saft, Joe Morris, Balazs Pandi – Red Hill (2014)
Leading by example, Wadada Leo Smith inspired Saft, Morris and Pandi to reach even deeper into themselves as well. Group improv like you’ve never heard it before.
Leading by example, Wadada Leo Smith inspired Saft, Morris and Pandi to reach even deeper into themselves as well. Group improv like you’ve never heard it before.
25 years in, Perelman shows no sign of slowing down or running out of ideas.
A summit meeting of progressive jazz titans, themed around the Great Lakes.
‘Reflexology’ continues with Groder’s open-ended mastery, with a rhythm section that acts as a natural extension of its leader.
A wake-up call to anyone who thought free jazz was a dying art.
Wadada Leo Smith and his band of free jazz icons show the young guys how it’s done.
With or without the fourth player, the Core Trio exemplify what free jazz sounds like when the minds behind it are set free.
This is part two of Sammy Stein’s comprehensive look into the genesis of the rangy improvisational genre of music that eventually became known as free jazz. [Click here for Part 1.] You May Also Like: ‘All That’s Jazz,’ by Sammy Stein (2017): Books Paul Jolly, free jazz musician, club ownerRead More