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Complete Live At The Hillcrest Club
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| A complete issue of a groundbreaking late 50s performance by Ornette Coleman -- some of which has been released on the French album Fabulous Paul Bley Quintet, and other parts on albums under Ornette's name! The quality of the performance is amazing -- some of the freshest jazz recorded in LA at the time, but still somewhat more inside than Coleman's work of the decade to come -- a key transitional moment from Ornette, played by a group that features Don Cherry on trumpet, Charlie Haden on bass, and Billy Higgins on drums -- plus a young Paul Bley on piano, who makes for a very different rhythmic conception than some of the Coleman quartet albums of a year or two later! Given Bley's approach to the piano, even at this point, the sound is still quite different than most of what had come before -- almost in the territory of some of Eric Dolphy's early albums for New Jazz. Titles include "Free", "The Blessing", "When Will The Blues Leave", "Ramblin", "Crossroads", "How Deep Is The Ocean", "Klactoveesedstene", and "I Remember Harlem". |
ARTISTS
Ornette Coleman (alto sax); Don Cherry (trumpet); Paul Bley (piano); Charlie Haden (bass); Billy Higgins (drums) |
TRACKS
Klactoveesedstene
I Remember Harlem
The Blessing
Free
When Will The Blues Leave?
How Deep Is The Ocean?
Ramblin'
Crossroads |
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