Oliver Lake - NTU: Point From Which Creation Begins album flac

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Titel: Ntu: The Point From Which Creation Begins. Label: Universal Sound. In 1971, after appearing on two collective projects by The Human Art Ensemble and Children of The Sun, Oliver Lake recorded his own debut album Ntu: The Point From Which Creation Begins, self-financed for release on his own Passin Thru’ record company. However, shortly afterwards the tape of this album was put in storage, as Lake and the other BAG members headed off to Europe in the path of The Art Ensemble of Chicago and other free jazz African-American musicians, many of whom were finding a new open-minded audience across the Atlantic.

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Reedman Oliver Lake at his most creative – stepping out here on a sublime set of 70s improvisations – all put together with a really spiritual feel! There's a very open, collaborative feel to the music – and the set was recorded in St Louis, at a time when Lake was a key part of that city's scene – and who here also seems able to attract some other musicians from the AACM in Chicago as well! As a result, the album's a wonderful document of the new ideas bursting forth at the start of the 70s – that richly creative moment when local scenes were coming together in various cities . .

Oliver Lake - NTU: Point From Which Creation Begins (Full Album) haw Electric Bass – Don Officer Electric Piano – Clovis Bordeux Guitar – Richard Martin (3) Small Instruments – Baikida E. J. Carroll, Floyd LeFlore, Joseph Bowie, Oliver Lake Piano – John Hicks Trombone – Joseph Bowie Trumpet – Baikida E. Carroll, Floyd LeFlore gan arranging for swing bands in 1938, but he was absorbing the new music of the beboppers and was the first to inject these new ideas into big band arrangements. He became especially skilled at achieving a big sound for small groups, apparent in his Fontainebleau recording for octet from 1956. Dameron began his career as a pianist in a Cleveland band, but in 1940 he went to Kansas City to arrange for Harlan Leonard’s Rockets.

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In stock now for same day shipping. NTU: Point From Which Creation Begins. Format: LP Cat: USLP 41 Released: 25 Jan 13 Genre: Jazz.