For all those who have longed for some real good Jazz...
One of the rare recordings from or with Charles Brackeen - here joined by Don Cherry, Charlie Haden and Ed Blackwell.
CHARLES BRACKEEN "RHYTHM X"
Charles Brackeen, tenor saxophone
Don Cherry, trumpet
Charlie Haden, bass
Edward Blackwell, drums
1. Rhythm X 07:57
2. Hour Glass 11:31
3. Charles Concept 06:41
4. C.B. Blues 07:39
Recorded on January 26, 1968 at Upsurge Studio, New York City.
STRATA-EAST SECD 9026
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ReplyDeleteThank you for reminding me of this excellent album, onxidlib.
ReplyDeleteStrong recommendation from my side also.
i have this album, but i wanted to thank you for spreading it. it's great.
ReplyDeletehighly recommended!
I agree, terrific album. wondering if anybody has more Brackeen, his 3 Silkheart records are long unavailable
ReplyDelete"his 3 Silkheart records are long unavailable"
ReplyDeleteIn fact all Silkheart recordings are still available
> http://www.silkheart.se/finding.php
or > http://www.silkheart.se/
Thanks for the tip Onxidlib, didnt know about Silkheart records, will purchase right away!
ReplyDeleteOf course I agree with all the praises.
ReplyDeleteThere is another album from Charles Brackeen wich is totally out of print, but I cannot find it, neither second hand.
Charles Brackeen "Charles Concept" (1974)
Is reported only in a few website and no indication about label.
Does anybody knows something about it?
Uh, this is so good!! Definitely one of my favorite LPs. Thanks for spreading!!!! And since the 1st time hearing this I've been dreaming of more music by early Brackeen.
ReplyDeleteHow about Melodic Artet from early 70's (Ahmed Abdullah, Charles Brackeen, Ronnie Boykins and Charles Moffett)? I think this group was already mentioned in As Serious as Your Life -book.
Still dreaming!
Sami
juicy info Sami, someone was offering it from old tapes here
ReplyDeletehttp://www.freejazz.org/?q=node/2778
but the offer expired
as you says, let's dream it
Thanks, another Dream Team !
ReplyDeleteoh snap, this looks like I'm gonna spend years lookin for the vinyl. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna fathom a guess that this is where Kool Keith got his "Rhythm X" alias from..
This si a very fine recording - sounded liek an Ornette first time I heard it, for obvious reasons.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reminding me too, and ULing it!
please, even in the midst of all the flow of great new postings, any chance of a re-up of this? IS rules, there is no question … msj
ReplyDelete...soon...
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ReplyDeletewonderful music, thank you very much and then some for this and the other great sounds you blog. msj
ReplyDeleteanother dead one that needs to be alive !!!...THX !....
ReplyDeleteWon't do a re-up as it is readily available. Only in a box-set, but...
ReplyDeleteI can't find any reference to the box-set. Can you please point me to it? Thnx. dd
ReplyDeletehttps://www.discogs.com/Clifford-Jordan-The-Complete-Clifford-Jordan-Strata-East-Sessions/release/5621731
ReplyDeletehttp://www.mosaicrecords.com/prodinfo.asp?number=256-MD-CD
Thank You! Everyone should have this!
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