Monday, November 30, 2009

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AYLER SOUND THE DEATH OF DEATH AND SUMMIT SAFARI RECORDS



already happened.


Ayler still with us, do we, more dispersed and more united than ever.


A party that is diluted in the hands and good intentions

become
dying in the flash of a ritual that never ends or begins,


because it is not rite but


myth as death and as the whole man,


as far and as close as the screen that I shows the city,


its noise involuntary
Alberto

while trying to save his reputation playing a bagpipe and a duet with Mary.






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Navigating while reading "New Thing" blog I came across the raised seal "Safari", the protagonists of African jazz punk sixties. The information is as follows. Http://www.safarirecords.wordpress.com/ can visit where you will find this and more, as the interesting audioreportaje (dubbed) "Esoteric deep jazz", with testimony from Franklin Plotinus, Ekundayo and Kwesi Gant.



Safari Records: 1966-1970




Safari Records opened for business in the city of New York, in 1966, number 12 on the floor of the building located at 156 Fifth Avenue. During its first 18 months, recorded and released 45 albums, featuring free improvisers, artists previously unknown. The only exceptions were Ekundayo Orchestra and the Afro-Blue 8 and pianist Franklin Plotinus, who had succeeded recognition throughout the world during the decade of 50. Some of the artists who recorded his debut as a leader in Safari Records include Green Man, Rowdy-Dow, Blood Will Tell, Thumbtack, Heavy Legs, David "Kwesi" Gant and including the saxophonist, now considered one of the pillars of music African-American Tyrone "Ekundayo" Jackson. Many of these artists were sought after by major labels as Impulse! And Columbia. Safari Records anticipating that this could happen, he decided not to sign any agreement with the artists, considering that these could benefit from the support of larger companies.



was the first home of great musicians, as smaller publishers tend to be those that, in the margins of the culture industry, establish a special bond with their authors. A bond cemented in admiration and respect of works that claim certain material conditions for better performance. Prerequisites materials? Yes, but not necessarily cheap. "The secret of SR-recently recalled bassist Marcus Codreanu, was that you had three days of rehearsal before recording. Three days to arrange the notes, deciding who was the first single, how long would each chorus, how many choruses and melody would, if they were to dominate the black or the eighth ... It was so much work pre-recording, which one came to the studio as if he had been playing several nights in the same jazz club. "




SR stylistic inflections recorded operated in jazz from free jazz, funk and then called soul-jazz. The music changed, but the mechanics of recording remained intact. It was a unique balance between the spontaneity of free music, uncompromising and obsessive attention recorder had its own aesthetic.



In the overnight, the recording industry began to copy the LP and no order came to the label. In 1970, less than four years after its release, Safari Records was put out of business. The new music was the focus of label was ignored in the United States. Meanwhile, in Europe and Japan was held, and signed licensing agreements. W. Ward Wilson, founder of SR, continued producing records, but their dealers bought copies of these, and its market had disappeared. SR had to end its production in 1974, for lack of funds. A few months after the seal doors closed, the federal anti-piracy laws were approved. The master tapes were kept in safe deposit boxes, where they remained for 17 years. Wilson, an attorney, eventually got a job as assistant State Attorney General New York, and retired in 1991.




But the revival of the seal may have to crawl on the other side. A somewhat unusual side. "One night in 1990, in a disco in London, discovered a group of young people dancing to the music of Lindani McWhorter, recorded music for over 20 years in a dark experimental origin mark, Safari Records," recalled the writer and theoretical Pomass Kodwo, in his 1991 book, Black American Culture and the African Diaspora, Book 6: Free Jazz, science fiction, Afro-futurist and Safari Records (1966-1974). This rediscovery meant the return of jazz elegy W. Ward Wilson, leading to the course of black music. In the shadows fragmented clubs where jazz is little more than an archaeological data, the formidable shock of McWhorter or the subtleties of Davies seem to try other destinations.


We can proudly say that we got the license through an Italian company, ZYX, to begin reissuing the 115 titles from the label. The observance of the original cover art, which were restored and used the classic logo heliocentric spiral. The tapes are in the process of remastering.

Thursday, November 26, 2009

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AA at Slug's saloon. May 1, 1966. Albert Ayler

May 1

AROUND WHEN A MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES APPLIANCE. One type of circumstances that I love is that of causal findings shops offer or sections of the store that are being auctioned. One of the latest findings were really curious: in the middle of a stack of offers (each CD to 10 pesos argentinos = two thousand Chilean pesos = $ 3) a good shop in Buenos Aires (Abraxas, Santa Fe, gallery Bond Street) I found nothing less than the beloved Albert Ayler, in a concert recorded on 1 May 1966 (66!). This concert was recorded and released on two separate CDs 'Albert Ayler at Slug's Saloon Quintet' vol. 1 and vol. 2. More intriguing, this finding, the specimen is obtained from vol.1, but the booklet accompanying the CD was that of vol. 2, issue that someone decided to simply put a sticker which states that it is the Vol 1. This quintet

companions are Albert's brother, Don, on trumpet, Michael Sampson on violin, Lewis Worrell on bass, and Ron Jackson on drums (this character is very Ronald Shannon Jackson, who later would accompany semifamoso to Ornette in Dancing in Your Head, and 80's bands like Last Exit, etc.). Jackson's percussive style is very different from the other legends of the golden decade of free jazz (say ... Sunny Murray, Billy Higgins, and even Rashied Ali, although the latter can perhaps be seen most obvious resemblance.)

On these issues, the battery seems to ongoing support and solid but full details of expressive dialogue between the Ayler brothers. Unfortunately, the bass is almost unheard of. Something must have irritated a lot of his time, and still today makes it difficult to swallow and digest these sounds, most of the time of a traditional theme, a phrase almost military band and circus (FFAA and clowns, Well, I said nothing, ha), which began to be repeated each time faster, more naked, not knowing until one is already caught in the whirlwind of Ayler free jazz. An art mastered only he knew this. In Ayler, Jazz is driven to its limits, and, like some description Benjaminian which at the time of this break is seen further, it is something that was and has been here since the beginning. The now-time.

PS appeared subsequently be another version of this concert, in a single large extra CD that sounds just like the bill but at least you have more pics on a beautiful dark green background.





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How to ruin the legacy of Albert Ayler, Marc Ribot for

the spirit lives, but elsewhere






We speculated several times about the possibility of a blockbuster revival of free jazz. Recently, I stumbled upon an artifact that may enroll in this direction. Marc Ribot, who graciously played his guitar with Tom Waits in the mid 80's, and recently tried without success to recreate the Cuban music with the Prosthetic Cubans project, recently embarked on the Spiritual Unity project, which along with a trumpeter and a relatively young drummer and bass veteran Henry Grimes (present in major works of the sixties free jazz, alongside Don Cherry, Cecil Taylor and the same Ayler, among others). Edut YOUR CD in 2005 by Pi Recordings offers a pretentious entry written lines that speak of the tremendous technical virtuosity of these musicians, and their interest in recreating the legacy of Ayler, merging aspects of jazz and rock have moved so far in the margins. The album starts with a Summon, where musicians are supposed to focus on ways of playing can invoke the spirit of Albert, but gives the impression that they do not. In Ghosts, perhaps the most popularly known issue Ayler, originally, a melody taken from a Scandinavian Christmas song, show rates that were learned well the notes, but that as Ayler said, "and notes it is not , but of feelings "and is the third track, Truth is marching in, it is observed that the feeling that inspires not exactly Ribot very ayleriano, while his guitar proceeds to bring in a somewhat convoluted and corny line run by the trumpeter. It is striking to compare this version with that contained in the live in Greenwich Village, Ayler, and really, I refer to this comparison in order to appreciate well that I am talking about. God issues, being the final time a live interpretation of Bells, offers almost the sole interest Grimes solos, which remains Grimes, however. If this album is for what most people interested in the work ayleriana, I guess I'll be fine. But it is a good experiment. No no and no.

Ah, those interested in checking the magnitude of the disaster, they can listen an issue not included on the album, Universal Indians, in www.pirecordings.com or directly download the album here

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talking Cecil Taylor would require a month apart. However, we can literally bring us through this story by Cesar Aira (1949), called "A Tale of Cecil Taylor", appeared in 1987 in the book "End of the Century" and, of course, is far less famous "The Tracker" by Cortazar.






A TALE OF CECIL TAYLOR

CESAR AIRA, 1987


Dawn in Manhattan. At first light, very uncertain, the last street crossing a black prostitute who returns to his room after a night's work. Disheveled haggard, cold when transfigured her into a stupid drunken clarity, a shabby apartment in the world. Has not your usual neighborhood, so you do not have a long way to go. The pace is slow, it could be back, any distraction could dissolve over time in space. Although actually want to sleep, at this point not even remember. There are very few people outside, the few that come to that time (or those who have no where to go) the known and therefore do not see their towering shoes, purple, her skirt with her long narrow slit, and eyes that would not look any other way, glassy and soft. It is a narrow street, any number of streets with old houses. Después vienen dos cuadras de construcciones algo más modernas, pero en peores condiciones; comercios, vagos condominios de los que se desploma una escalera de incendios, una cornisa sucia. Pasando una esquina está el edificio donde duerme hasta la tarde, en una habitación alquilada que comparte con dos niños, sus hermanos. Pero antes, sucede algo: se ha formado un grupo de trasnochados; una media docena de hombres reunidos en la mitad de este callejón miran una vidriera. Siente curiosidad por estas turbias estatuas. Nada se mueve en ellos, ni siquiera el humo de un cigarrillo. A ella no le quedan cigarrillos. Avanza mirándolos, y como si fueran el punto que necesitaba para enganchar el hilo del cual sostenerse, su paso se vuelve algo lighter, suspended. When she arrives, the men do not look at her. Need a moment to understand what it is. Facing an abandoned business. Behind the dirty glass is a gloom, and in them dusty boxes and debris. But there is a cat, and before him, back glass, a rat. Both animals look without moving, the game has ended, and the victim has no escape. The tense cat with sublime parsimony every nerve. Viewers have become creatures of stone, and no statues: planets, the cold of the universe ... The prostitute hit the window with the portfolio, the cat is distracted for a split second and that was enough to escape the rat. The Men wake of contemplation, looking with disgust at the black accomplice, a drunken spat, two follow it ... before the end of the darkness fade occurs any act of violence.
After a story is another. Vertigo. Dizziness retrospective. It would take any term of the series to make her the next endless. Vertigo causes distress. Anxiety paralyzes us ... and avoids the danger that would justify the vertigo, approach the edge, for example, a deep fault that separates a term of another. Paralysis is the art of the artist, you see events unfold. The night is over, the day does the same: there is something embarrassing at work in progress. The opposite twilight falling like cards in a slot of ice. Permanently closed eyes, always and everywhere. Peace. Yet there is, and more visible than we might wish, uncontrolled movement, which causes distress in others and provides the model of distress can not own. Also called art. Art is a multiplication: styles, libraries, metaphors, complaints, frame and his critic, the novel and its times ... We must accept the existence of insects. There is debris everywhere. But life, you know, "is one." Of what is the biography of an artist is impossible there are ways to prove that he is, these modes merge into the possibility of the biography, which literature is born again, and the unbearable situation in thinking is installed, the operator is concerned and I do not see the succession of scruples, but a proliferation of models difficult to implement. Biography as a literary genre of hagiography drift, but they are saints, they were, just by giving up the benefits biographical, just pick up the remains disposable. On the other hand, the hagiographies are never alone, always part of a kind of library. Biography tend to the contrary, although the result is exactly the same. Who would boast of knowing what a rest, and able to differentiate it from the opposite? No one to enter, at least. Take
biographies of artists. Ideally come to the case. Children read the lives of famous musicians, musicians who were always children, then it is a success story, the story of a triumph, with its spectacular or secret strategy, your vengeance, transparency of dinosaur tears. They are subtle mechanisms within its essential idiocy, do not remain long in the memory (except for some details) but that does not deform under: big slides grafted him iridescent, forming a picturesque scene as the victim create a Proust, the which in itself is a nice false success in life. Impossible no distrust of those books, especially if they are the main food source of our childish past and to come. "Before" was a successful future, "after" their rewards were delicious, the more delicious for being punctual object prophecies. The bad omens are the pearl of perfection, and the good, the world raise their hands and offer it to the stars. The Queen of the Night, in a word, sings in the daytime.
closer look at a case. Of a great musician of our time, any of them (so many). Cecil Taylor. It could be said of him that is the greatest musician of the century. Engendered in body and soul in music such popular, jazz, from the beginning its force in the renewal did so universal, perhaps the only genius who could go beyond Debussy: that she was able to twist the music and sexual material, the atomistic fluid every way and nonsense that constitute the game of thought in the world. And no longer the best representative of the city of jazz, in fact it is New York, the overlay of the profile of the great buildings in the image of the pianist concentrated, with music as a link. What else is realism? A time when some people have experienced. Jazz, an eternal breeze. The miniature city in a diamond. It is Egypt, but also a small tribe lurking. Our civilization produces anthropological (or can produce a proper art of the narrative) stories in which, say, two naked black wage war in a jungle, pursued with more subtle signs, chance, pure mobility. And jazz. An action of dreams situations. It is all situations, romantic ecstasy (no concept). According to legend, Cecil made the first atonal jazz recording in 1956, two weeks before he did whatever Sun Ra. (Or was it vice versa?) Did not know each other or knew of Ornette Coleman, who worked in the same across the country. Of course, history records times without giving a value per se, since all of them (and Eric Dolphy, Albert Ayler, Coltrane, who knows how many others) demonstrated his genius so reliable over the decades that followed.
Anyway, History is important, because we can stop the time. In fact, what the procedure is interrupted are the series, more precisely, the infinite series, the latter attribute that overrides any importance could be interrupt. The frivolous returns, redundant, light, like a little cough at a funeral. At this point, get the second break, and what was nothing more than thought suddenly turns unexpectedly showing a face: the need rises, patent, sovereign, inalienable, and yet microscopic, fickle, stupid, neutral. The interruption is necessary, but it is the need for a time. Expanded what is necessary is born the "atmosphere", she did key in the specific weight of a story. Never more expensive enough the importance of atmosphere in literature. It is the idea that forces us to work with free, without features, with movements in a space that finally stops being this or that, a space that manages to destroy the institutions of the writer and the written word, multiple big tunnel full sun ... Well, the atmosphere is three-dimensional condition of regionalism, and through music. Music does not interrupt the time. Quite the contrary.
1956. Let's start again. At that time Cecil Taylor, a brilliant black musician of little more than thirty years, a prodigious pianist and subtle scholar of avant-garde music of the century, had established his style, is his invention. Except a few jazzmen near their work, no one could be the slightest idea what he was doing. How can it have done? His originality was in the transmutation of the piano, which became an instrument in his hands a free compositional method, instantaneous. The so-called "tone clusters" with the unfolding momentary writing had been used previously by musician, Henry Cowell, but Cecil was the procedure to a point at which, for harmonic complications, and especially for the systematization of the current flow-tonal atonal sound, could not be compared with anything existing. Suppose we lived (the type of data that provide us with the biographies) in a dilapidated apartment on Manhattan's East End. Mice, of those who love the Americans, an indefinite number of cockroaches constant, the promiscuity of a dull old house with narrow stairs, are the original picture. The atmosphere. Unnecessary. In his room was a piano that was not always able to tune due to lack of fourteen dollars needed, and was a cabinet almost posthumously. I slept there in the morning and part of the afternoon, and left at dusk. Lavacopas worked in a bar. He had already recorded an album (In transition) and expected some temporary work in piano bars.
Of course I knew that it was necessary to rule out the idea of \u200b\u200ba sudden recognition, and even a gradual triumph, in the manner of concentric circles, was not so naive. But they expected, and had every right to do so, sooner or later their talents would be held. (Here's a truth and error: it is true that today it is seen worldwide, and those who have heard his albums over the years with love and boundless admiration would be the last to doubt it, but there is also a mistake, an error of logical type, and this story will try to show, without emphasis, ownership of the error. Of course nothing confirms the need for this story, which is nothing more than a literary fad. It happens once imagined, it becomes somewhat necessary. The story of the prostitute that startled the rat is not necessary either, which does not mean that the vast virtual series of stories is unnecessary as a whole, and yet it is. The Cecil Taylor is an old story: you should be the mode of application. The atmosphere is not necessary ... But how to hear the music out of an atmosphere?)
The piano bar proved to be a local issue that came musicians and drug addicts. The artist is predisposed to a host fluctuating between indifference and interest, discounted the scandal, in that environment. Are predisposed to indifference outside the plane, and the interest point: the plane could cover the world as a sheet of paper, the real interest was timely and as a "good morning" between fish. Prepared for the inconsistency inherent in large geometries. The randomness of the competition could provide a glimmer of attention: no one knows what grows at night (he will pick up after noon the next day actually), and what you do never goes completely unnoticed. But this time it happened. To his surprise, the opportunity is revealed precisely "never." Scorn liquefied invisible inaudible giggles. Thus passed the evening, and canceled the second performance standard for the next night, although it was not paid. Of course, Cecil did not discuss with him his music. He did not see the utility. He simply return to the mice.
Two months later, his absent-minded work routine (lavacopas but was no longer employed in a service station) was enhanced again by an oral agreement to act in a bar one night this time, and half of the week . The bar looked like before, although it might be something worse, and competition no different, even it was possible that some who were present that night are repeated here. That came to think, very naïve. His music rang in his ears and half a dozen musicians, drug addicts and alcoholics, perhaps even in fine black ears, with golden blossom of a woman dressed in satin, one maintained by heroin. There was no applause, someone laughed heavily (about something else, surely) and the bar owner did not even bother to say good night, why should he? There are moments, in which the music is without comment. Promised, without cause, come on another occasion the bar (it ever attended as a listener) to imagine ease the position of human beings to music: the accomplished pianist, a succession of old tunes, slow and infrequent. Never did, believing that it was not worth. It was considered a person devoid of imagination. After a week, the representation of this failure was merged with the former, and that it was some surprise. Would it be a repeat? There was no reason to believe, and yet the reality showed that simple.



One day he met on the street with a former classmate of the Advanced School of Music in Boston, a neoclassical. Cecil secretly mocked Stravinsky? All blacks despise the Russians, that's a fact?. A couple of sentences and the other was vaguely impressed by the oracular tone of voice of his acquaintance, a whisper, the wool cap. (If instead of being a nullity, the former classmate had come to something, he would have noted the fact in his autobiography, many years later.).
Three months later, a late night conversation in a Village Vanguard table resulted in an offer to appear there one night, in addition to a renowned group. He left his job in the service station and worked ten hours a day on his piano (he had moved to a room in a pimps old house on Bleeker Street) during the week that separated him from his presentation. By VV attended the cream of the jazz scene. He was convinced that at that time formed the first circle, and was small as a point, from which radiate the understanding of his musical activity, and therefore the activity itself.
came the night in question, entered the stage where the piano was when I called, and attacked ... No more than a condescending applause: "at least sweat." This puzzled him. In the back of the stage were some musicians who looked away with a smile of monkeys. He went and sat at the table where his acquaintances, who spoke of nothing else. One took his elbow and leaned towards him slowly shook his head to the right and left. With a big laugh, someone broke into an "After all, you are done." The most prominent jazz critic of the time was sitting a few tables away. The man who had shaken his head was a conversation with him and returned with this message: "Sinhué-so called critic among them, made a clear syllogism as a cloudless sky: jazz is a form of music, so it is a part of the music. As does our good Cecil is not music, it can not aspire to jazz category. According to him, as far as I understand it, I'm an autodidact, you can not move toward jazz from the funnel, but usually have no special words that can be related by analogy with jazz.
not attempt any rebuttal. Obviously that idiot did not know anything about music, it could not surprise him. He, meanwhile, did not understand a word of his reasons, or rather from the conviction that supported their reasons. Waited bewildered that some of the musicians he saw around him know something. But it was not. In fact, it could not be sure that there was no musician who thought he saw, he was very myopic and wore dark spectacles with the dim light of the room clouded recognition. But when he came to think of the situation in the coming days, he realized that no one should expect less explicit recognition of their colleagues. "He would be forced to listen to music infinitely alien to recognize a note, a small friendly notation, a" Hi "as they passed when returning from the bathroom after a dose? Had not done anything in his life, and loved jazz.
Several weeks passed. He worked as a cleaner in a bank, serene in an office building and parking lot. One night I had someone who took his address by the most trivial of reasons: Mrs. Vanderbilt hired pianists to their teas. Indeed, it was called a few days: apparently credentials study had been vetted and approved. It was six o'clock in the afternoon at the Long Island mansion and had a cup of coffee with the servants, who apparently made a strange idea of \u200b\u200btheir work. A valet came to announce that it could begin its interpretation. It is perfectly located in front of Steinway ajar in a room where an elegant number of people of both sexes drank and talked. His performance lasted barely twenty seconds for Mrs. Vanderbilt in person, a trait that the experts rated of snob, approached (the snob of the matter was that sent the valet not to) and all slowly closed the lid over the keys. Cecil had hands.-section apart from her company, "he said jingling beads. It is not as difficult as you think, make guests applauded perlas.Los tinkling glory.-I should have guessed that something would happen like this, "Cecil told his mistress that night?. But I must also assume that the strangeness itself, instead crossing the shell of ignorance of the people, serve as a jelly to the impenetrability of the shell will rotate on itself and it became useless. My music has many aspects, and I only know the music. Life is full of surprises.
In the spring had a new contract, this time for a whole week in a bar whose most visible characteristics were no significant gusts that he gave the music playing on it. Old black former slaves, had to play there at dawn, their pianos moth-eaten. The owner was occupied exclusively by the heroin trade, and it was a boy that bespeak the pianists. Cecil would play at midnight for two hours. People came and went, could not be trusted no one, including a purchase and sale, or between the acquisition and use, the mood had cleared enough to appreciate a genuinely new music. With the composition of place sat at the piano.
would have been two or three minutes of execution when he was approached from behind the bar owner, shaking the hand that held the cigarrillo. not "Shh, shh," he said when he was at his side. Prefer not to continue, hijo.Cecil retired hands from the keyboard. Some parishioners applauded laughing. Rose, a black woman who started playing Body & Soul. The owner handed him a ten dollar bill to haggard musician, but when he was going to take withdrew his hand: - You have not wanted to pull our legs? It was a dangerous individual. Weigh ninety kilos, that is fifty more than Cecil, who left without waiting for a scolding.
Cecil was a kind of magic, elegant despite their misery, always in velvet and white leather shoes point, as befitted his small little body, muscular. He could stand to lose two kilos for an evening of improvisation in his old piano. Extremely distracted, light, volatile, as she sat and crossed her legs (trousers, shirt spotless, vest tissue) was redundant as a bibelot, the same when he lit a cigarette, or almost all the time. The smoke was the forest where this fairy it lived in the shadow of a wet web. Tonight
walked the streets of the deep south of the island, thinking. There was something curious: the attitude of Irish diffuse selling heroin did not differ much from which he had shown shortly before Mrs. Vanderbilt. But both characters do not look anything. Except this. Would they pass by there, the act of interrupting, the common denominator of the human species? Moreover, in the last words of the subject was something else, now reconstructed in the memory of all his wretched performances. I always wondered if it was in jest or not. Clear that Mrs. Vanderbilt, for example, had been reduced to ask, but in general had assumed the existence of the question, indeed, it would appear that their indignation was due not only to the insolence of him, wearing an attitude of utter, express or implied, just ask a black. She had said "do not know, nor do I care." But in some ways had shown that mattered. Cecil wondered why it was possible to ask him, and the same question was not relevant to the rest. For example, he never would have asked Mrs. V. if he did what he did (not that it was) seriously or in jest. The same is the owner of the bar tonight. There was something inherent in their work that resulted in the questioning.





Mrs. Vanderbilt, on the other hand, participated in a famous anecdote, citing almost all psychology books written in recent years. I once had wanted to liven up a dinner with violin music. Asked who was the best violinist in the world, what could at least pay it? Fritz Kreisler, they said. I phoned. I do not give private concerts, he said: my fees are too high. No problem, replied the lady: how much? Ten thousand dollars. Okay, I hope tonight. But there is one more thing, sir Kreisler: you dine in the kitchen with the servants, and should not socialize with my guests. In that case, he said, my fees are different. No problem, how much? Two thousand dollars, "said the violinist.
Behaviorists loved that story, and I would love all his life, by telling each other and transcribing tirelessly in his books and articles ... But the story of him, Cecil, do you love someone, tell someone? Did not they also success stories that, for the repeat someone?
That summer he was invited, along with a legion of musicians, to participate in the Newport festival, which devote a couple of days, in the afternoon, to present new artists. Cecil thought: his music, essentially new, it would be a challenge in this context. For the first time you would hear at a concert, not distracted by the unpleasant atmosphere in bars (although all the great jazz musicians had succeeded in bars). Well, eventually, the presentation took place in a climate of greater coolness. There was applause, and the few critics present retreated into the corridor to smoke a cigarette waiting for the next number. In a few reviews mentioned it, but only as an extravagance. "There is music," they said, laconic connoisseurs. While others wondered if it would have been a joke. The Down Beat columnist suggested the issue (under light irony, of course) as a paradox: if you randomly hit the keyboard of a piano ... In short, a replay of the call paradox "of Crete." Music, Cecil thought, is not paradoxical, but what happens to me in some ways a paradox. But there are paradoxes of style, can not any. That is the paradox for me.
During the months following appeared in a half-dozen bars, always different because the result was identical in all cases and there were two invitations: to a university first, then a series of avant-garde artists in the Copper Union. In the first case Cecil was hoping that was wasted fluctuating (the room was empty a few minutes into the action and the teacher who had invited him to make a difficult balancing act to be justified, and hated it since), but least served to check another little detail. A select audience is an audience snob. Snobbery is a secret that is quiet. The public university had no reason to "understand" the music, not to mention "appreciate" because it did not concern them. But in turn acted pressure (they were the same pressure) who do understand. The lie was a difficult ideal atmosphere, the misunderstanding could stay and live forever in these classrooms. A small percentage of a lie, however small, could bolster the indisputable truth of reality. Who assures us, after all, we're really dressed in the sense that matters, the pants and shirts and ties are not obscene? However, his performance was not anything like that. So there was no snobbery? If so, the whole building accessory mental Cecil collapsed. No longer could never understand the world.
In the Cooper Union was less rewarding experience yet. The avant-garde musicians who had works with him were in the best position to determine what was music and what not, since they themselves were just at the inner edge of music, in its systematic expansion area. But here too, the ideal position led to the trial proper. The work of black jazzman could only say two things: that by the time I was not listening (ie, that it would not ever) and that they occur by chance the question whether it would be at a joke. Cecil
left one of their regular jobs and some money saved spent the winter studying and composing. In the spring came a contract for a few days in a bar de Brooklin, donde se repitió lo de siempre, lo de aquella primera noche. Cuando volvía a su casa en el tren, el movimiento, el paso de las estaciones inmóviles produjo en él un estado propicio al pensamiento. Entonces advirtió que la lógica de todo el asunto era perfectamente clara, y se preguntó por qué no lo había visto antes: en efecto, en todas las historias con que Hollywood le había lavado el cerebro siempre hay un músico al que al principio no aprecian y al final sí. Ahí estaba el error: en el paso del fracaso al triunfo, como si fueran el punto A y el punto B que une una línea. En realidad el fracaso es infinito, porque es infinitamente divisible, cosa que no sucede con el éxito.
Suppose, it was said Cecil in the empty car at three in the morning, to become recognized must perform before an audience whose sensitivity and intelligence ratio has exceeded a threshold X. Well, if I start acting, say, to an audience whose coefficient is one-hundredth of X, then I will have to "pass" by a public whose coefficient is one-fiftieth of X, followed by one of a twenty-fifth X ... and so on ad infinitum.
"So long as you continue the series, always to fail, because the public will never have the minimum required quality. It's so obvious! "Six months later
was hired to play in a slum who attended French tourists.
was filed shortly before midnight. Sitting on the stool, stretched his hands towards the keys, attacked with a series of chords ... Some laughter rang without emphasis. The maitre beckoned him to come down, with a look cheerful. Had they already decided that was a joke? No, they were reasonably upset. Rose immediately, to cover the wrong time, a black pianist in his forties. Cecil nobody spoke to him, but still waited to pay him part of his promise (always did) and was watching and listening to the pianist. Recognized the style, some Monk, some of Bud Powell. I was excited about the music. A conventional pianist, he thought, was always trying to music in its most general. Indeed, they gave him twenty dollars, with the condition that work will never ask again.

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

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the death of Albert




a day like today, 39 years ago, Albert Ayler's body was found dead in the Hudson River. Since then, Ayler went to swell the list of martyrs, tripling the power of his messianic message and energy of his music. His death was recorded as "accidental death."


Many years later, the theories about this episode are different. Some say the police shot him, others fell victim to an FBI plot against racial agitators, others who were murdered by the mafia. In fact, in an article he wrote Michael Drexler on November 23, 1997 in Cleveland Plain Dealer Sunday Magazine, said that "many people who knew him said he was murdered by drug debts."


But Alberto's father, Don Edward Ayler, denies this version, and that his son "smoked some marijuana, but did not make him anything hard." So has his brother Donald said: "pure grass, no coca or heroin. " Alberto himself boasted of having no problems with drugs, something very common in the world of jazz and music in general.



Mary Parks, Albert's widow, told her version of the death in 1983 the producer Mike Hames. Donald said he had succumbed to mental life as a musician in New York and Albert had been pressured by his mother to help and care for his brother, but when he deteriorated rapidly, Alberto felt very guilty, because he had marginalized his band. The night she disappeared, Alberto had told Mary: "My blood will be offered to save my mother and my brother." Then he would taken one of his saxophones and gone without saying where swift. According to Parks, Alberto had taken the ferry to the Statue of Liberty and would have jumped off the boat near Liberty Island.





AND FRIDAY, ALL GUESTS.




Monday, November 23, 2009

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YOUR NAME IS ALBERT AYLER

This November 25 met 39 years since Albert Ayler's body was found floating mysteriously dead in the East River of New York City.



The energy of the most spiritual of the Freejazz has crossed generations, influencing and guiding the noise of many who are involved in (anti) music. Therefore, this activity is presented as a tribute to a feast of sound freedom and possibility of meeting those who can not conceive of music as a separate activity but an essential part of life, forms of knowledge and radical praxis creativity and humanity.



With these ideas, several people have joined and have been proposed to celebrate the best Ayler: understanding and celebrating his life and work and trying to carry out sound in all the musical and spiritual Cleveland saxophonist.



As part of this tribute will watch the documentary "My Name is Albert Ayler" Kasper Collin (2005), where it is described by the early music of Alberto and subsequent development .



also three musical projects on the table will ayleriana reading, code-free jazz punk rock. It also invites people attend, bring their instruments, preferably acoustic, woodwinds, brass, percussion, etc, to join the festivities.

surprises are promised gifts.

More info:
http://www.fakxion.blogspot.com/
http://www.punkfreejazzdub.blogspot.com/

HARD DATA:

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27
21 HOURS, ONE BAR.

21.30 Documentary: "My name is Albert Ayler" (2005, Kasper Collin) 23.30 hrs
extreme improvisation sessions

NO CLASS - MISS VIOLENCE (King Fat, Lactose, Fakxion) - HUNGRY MAN (Valparaiso)

"red flowers for Albert Ayler"







My name is Albert Ayler, a documentary by Kasper Collin.
(2005)

The free jazz movement began in the late 50's when Cecil Taylor and Ornette Coleman began to explore a new musical direction, building on what the jazz and blues had been until time but by blowing up a lot of rules, and making a real revolution in the aesthetic. The character "new" music that was at the same time, very dialectic, a "tiger's leap into the past" (Benjamin) of the African consciousness and class struggle, and so the "new thing" was deeply linked to social and political struggles that began to turn in those years to reach its peak in the 60's. The pioneers of the "avantgarde", Cecil and Ornette, still alive and in pretty good shape. But there were two emblematic figures who embodied the purest and most radical pole, Coltrane and Ayler, who died just at the peak of the movement, in 1967 and 1970, respectively, and that somehow have become a martyr of yourself.

"My name is Albert Ayler", a documentary by Swedish director Kasper Collin and has been exhibited in festivals since 2006 (for example, was shown in In-Edit in Buenos Aires, which has not happened in Santiago versions of the event) is a document dedicated to rescue from oblivion the figure of saxophonist Ayler, one of the most jazz musicians of indifference and hostility generated in life but whose influence and appreciation has grown steadily over time. Albert was quite confident that this recognition but was soon to come. Quote of Ayler playing on the cover says: "If people do not like it now, They Will" (which would be something like: "If people do not like now, then you will love") . With devices like the box of 10 CDs a few years ago edited by Revenant records and this film (which only at the end of this year will be available on DVD), the dramatic and beautiful Ayler legacy that gave the world begins to be broadcast deserved. For while the rejection of the public, industry and government critics for long affected Ornette and Cecil before being "recognized" and the maximum intensity Coltrane's final period led to accusations of heavy-gauge in the same field, the revolutionary aesthetic choices Ayler also took him to an environment of depression, nervous breakdown, poverty, and ultimately death (his body was found in the Hudson River and has never been able to determine very well if it was suicide, accident, or something darker. Do not forget that both Hendrix and Eric Dolphy died in those years by poor care provided by medical personnel in their prejudices staying shit head racist).

The documentary covers the early years of Ayler in Scandinavia. Having learned to play from very small, and after playing with the legendary bluesman Little Walter, like free jazz musicians of Ayler spent time in the Army, where he devoted himself to play saxophone all day studying the work of the other three horsemen of the Apocalypse (Cecil, Trane and Ornette). Returning to his native Ohio, began to radicalize its program and traveled to Sweden where he recorded his first album (still accompanied by traditional musicians) and ended up playing in Cecil Taylor's band for a short time (only material we have known thanks to the Revenant box set, "Holy Ghost"). In these adventures Scandinavian film delivers a lot of images and interviews (including displayed friends from that era and even an ex-girlfriend Swedish Ayler). The talented drummer Sunny Murray Ayler account detail they went to him and Jimmy Lyons (rest in peace) when they were on tour in Sweden with Cecil Taylor, declaring its intention to play. CT initially rejected the offer, but during the set and Murray Lyons made a sign at a time to Ayler to be incorporated, and the Big Boss ended up succumbing to the charms of the unmistakable sound ayleriano joined the band for a while. From there, the path seems increasingly clear, intense and led to where no one was before and very few have still dwelling (including the biggest might be the Reverend Frank Wright, Kaoru Abe and Charles Gayle).

Back in the United States Alberto was surrounded by proper musicians, including his cousin Charles Tyler and younger brother Donald. Don has been training for several months, playing 9 hours a day, then the brothers settled in New York, where as Don says, used to receive as payment "$ 5 for 6 hours." At that point the support of key turned Coltrane (from cash contributions to the incorporation of the brothers in some musical projects and his move to seal Impulse). In addition, the teacher had a human quality that does not have any problem in opening up to be influenced the new generation of musicians at the forefront of the movement. When the disease was Coltrane of this world in 1967, fulfilled his specific request that the funeral touched the bands of Ornette and Ayler. The historical record of this presentation is one of the most emotional moments of the documentary ... Ayler with leading white suit his own performing three tracks (Love Cry / Truth Is Marching In / Our Prayer-the latter being one of the few compositions of Donald Ayler) together in a mega composition ends with the singing / crying loudly Albert Coltrane's farewell. A breathtaking moment, perhaps announcing the change of time sesentayochista finally ended badly.

very valuable addition to interviews with Edward Ayler (the father, who appears on the one hand seeking her son's grave in the cemetery, and so only when an acquaintance is much younger than it says) and Donald (the faithful brother , unmistakable sound the trumpet, whose mental state deteriorated severely by 1968, leaving a terrible guilt Albert. As I have just learned, Don died on October 21 last year), there are the aforementioned Sunny Murray, Gary Peacock (double bass virtuoso of one of the best musical moments of our hero, as reflected in the stunning album "Spiritual Unity", in trio with Murray reinventing the battery in the jazz-), Michael Sampson (Dutch violinist classical academic who escaped during a tour with an orchestra to go see Ayler and engage in play for a few months with the troops Ayler in the period immortalized the legendary recordings in the Slug Saloon. In 1965, Sampson had gone to see finished playing with Ornette trio in Amsterdam) and several other witnesses who give us lots of anecdotes and information to maintain the historical memory of the free jazz movement.

is achieved also in these 79 minutes show some of the controversy stems from Ayler to a kind of quasi-free rock blues psychedelic almost could be mistaken with a form of new age if not because we know the rest of the work of our dear Albert, an era which provided us with so few albums like "Music is the Healing Force of the Universe" and "New Grass." His "Yoko Ono", Mary Mary, vocalist controversially assumed at the time and was criticized by several buddies that have blamed Ayler isolated from the rest of the world before his death (although these charges can not underestimate the potential of free jazz made by marriage, as evidenced by Linda and Sonny Sharrock in "Black Woman" and John and Alice Coltrane in "Cosmic music" and several other partnerships). By the way, was my girlfriend who got me a year ago this indispensable and beautiful artifact, which was not yet in the market, through intensive efforts by Internet service varies from one side to another of the Atlantic Ocean. But as announced in www.mynameisalbertayler.com, from autumn gringo (ie, our spring) you can go and buy directly from the best shops in our city, or whatever ... I do not know if we will see these disguised as a good side. Nor do I see it in the wall of the cinema art mall. But I could be wrong. Hopefully.

Julio Cortes.

Sunday, November 22, 2009

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The First Recordings

1962 in Denmark, with the bassist and drummer Torbjorn Hulcrantz Spångberg Sune. Ayler to find his own voice. What To
fi lovers.

1. I'll Remember April

2. Rollin's Tune

3. Tune Up

4. Free





















Vibrations (with Don Cherry) 1964


"Vibrations of Albert Ayler Don Cherry, along with Gary Suny Peacock on bass and Murray on drums. As we say in the text accompanying this disc, the third major revolution in jazz, is what is most critical hostility and withdrawal in advance of the general public, in part because the hearing requirement imposed by the abandonment of the measure and a series of conventions and naturalized to the early 60. A pity, that only tended to be remedied retroactively, and that should make us dig this album as one of the most significant of that era not so distant. Cherry could have retired quietly to the curriculum accumulated in these years: a fundamental part of most classic Ornette Quartet, to work with Sony Rollins (in Our man in jazz), Contrane (with The Avantgarde, Argentina recent edition worth getting) and the Vibrations with whom he saw himself as the "holy spirit" in the trilogy of the tenors of the time (the positions of the occupied Father and Son, in this scheme, Coltrane and Pharaoh Sanders). Those who have heard and appreciated the natural way of collaboration that gave an almost telepathic between Cherry and Ornette not be astonished that this expression takes on vibratio talent, but ... Just because you imagine the different personal qualities in relation to Albert any other of the great saxophonists free and imagine why you can not miss the historic opportunity to appreciate this partnership, dated 1964. Particularly Notable are the two shots of what Cherry describes as the "national anthem of that time and place," Ghosts ", one of the best known pieces of Ayler, and apparently found inspiration in a song melodic Scandinavian Christmas. In the second version, takes an impressive relief work antimétrico polyrhythmic and Murray on drums and cymbals. Moreover, simple but powerful techniques of sound recording and let us see the instruments in their pure expression almost solo if we bring the ear to each speaker with wisdom .... To throw the floor and listen to Sonny as if playing in your bedroom ... .. for moments hand strikes to the body of Peacock bass can come to sound like a completely external sound in the foreground that seems out of some corner of your home.


1. Ghosts 2:04


2. Children

6:50 3. Holy Spirit

8:29 4.

Ghosts 7:58 5.

Vibrations 4:55 6. 7:06 Mothers







1964 Spiritual Unity Spiritual Unity

is the last album recorded by the trio who formed the tenor saxophonist Albert Ayler, bassist Gary Peacock and drummer Sunny Murray. With little kindness and esotericism much still remains as a central theme for fans of free jazz. The great chemistry between the musicians is given from sound like you do the work normally reverse: instead of complementary and traditional language dialogue, the performers seem to ignore what others are playing. It is this deep introspection where there is, it seems, the true and most peculiar unit. However, unlike what may come to believe at first impression, said that Ayler Spiritual Unity record "we were not playing, we were listening to each other."

Music album is not chaotic or aggressive, the revolution of Ayler passes away. The peculiarísimos sounds drawn from his saxophone, and sometimes they do resemble a man writhing in ecstasy, is central to understanding many later musicians and offered a radically different way of doing and listen to jazz. The fate of anti-groove that build Peacock and Murray is perfect to complement the rough textures and melodies distorted by the saxophonist.


01 - Ghosts: First Variation

02 - The Wizard

03 - Spirits

04 - Ghosts: Second Variation


























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(July 13, 1936, Cleveland, OH ---- Nov. 25, 1973, New York City)


To some literary critics, the deep roots of an author's work can be found in the labyrinth biographical. In the case of Albert Ayler, just checking them out: father musician (saxophone, violin, vocals), stay in Europe in the army, where he studied the lessons of the great pioneers of free jazz, bad reviews of his style by the press musical development your message in the context of the racial strife of the sixties. Ayler


dixit:



"We are the music we play. The commitment to peace, with the understanding of life (...) In our message we try to purify our music, purify ourselves, that makes us move to a higher level of peace and understanding. (...) I am convinced that, through music, life can be offered more than understood. "
"Every kind of music has an influence, even direct or indirect impact on the world and its environment (...) we try to bring it to the music (we do)." "It's what you try to do too Coltrane in his own way. " "Since we make music like that (pure, honest), our way of life has been more pure ... (...) For this I need people pure in their thinking and in his music, people (reflectivity) a more positive wave. "



His influences


Referring to his influences Ayler is a straight line in the tradition of jazz from Lester Young, Bird and reaching through the open admiration of Trane. Here the foundations of choice: First, Lester Young "how to connect his words, freedom in which it flourishes. And his voice warm to touch. "


Second Charlie Parker, here recounts a night of 1955 in Cleveland: "I noticed his spiritual quality from the first time I met him." And finally confesses: "The way Bird and later played Trane changes" was the subject of admiration and study.


also has words about the figure of Sidney Bechet, who in the opinion of Ayler, "represents the true spirit, the life force that many of the old musicians were, as in the jazz of New Orleans, and many musicians today are not. " Here referred to Bopers, whom seems to have the best view.


His own words music

Albert believed that "this music (which he does) is good for our mind, free your mind. If you just listen, you'll find much more about yourself. " But immediately clarifies: "It's really a free spiritual music, music is not free." Continuing his explanation, "and to touch the other musicians are worried about what they are playing, but we listen to each other. Many other musicians are not playing together and then only produce noise. "

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

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About "NEW THING" unidentified narrative object, WU MING 1

1. In 1994 a group of artists, activists and pranksters have decided to adopt a common identity and called Luther Blissett. want to ignite hell on cultural industry. Together, they tell a great story and create a legend, giving birth to a new folk hero: Luther Blissett. This "guerrilla" organized campaign of solidarity with victims of censorship or repression . But all made jokes about media as a way art, explaining or claiming what defects the system has been used to publish or make public false information. In 1999 came the most famous appearance of Luther Blissett, to appear as author of the anonymous and collective novel Q, published in March and quickly translated into several languages. Despite its unusual bill and of the peculiar characteristics of the edition (which, anticipating a creative commons license, authorizing the imprint in the handling and total or partial reproduction of the novel, provided if it were a non-profit) Q novel became an important sales success.


Blissett In 1999 the project ended and some of its members are, at Since 2000, Wu Ming ("no name" in Mandarin Chinese), a project more closely linked the narrative, eg ro just as radical as the previous, editing numerous successful experimental books and articles on various topics. Wu Ming literature, and particularly in New Thing, is an exercise that combines techniques of plagiarism and diversion, reading hypertext, personal references, etc. result of extensive previous research.


firsthand Presentation








2. New Thing is a book in 2004, with the first English edition in 2008 and also freely available digital. On the outside, is actually a kind of collage-fiction, made by the voice of many characters, newspaper articles, interviews and declassified in its present and past, 1967, in full flame of free jazz band p riots sound or the rights of blacks. Indeed, in the environment of these musicians, many murders are committed by an entity to which the black community nicknamed "Whiteman's son."



Langmut Sonia, a journalist, daughter of German immigrant family in times of the Great War , runs the clubs and nightclubs, collecting interviews and the most radical musicians of his time in an old record Butoba MT5. Langmut, a girl known for his particular stamp on the New York jazz environment, is suddenly in the midst of the killings and begins a intubation itive research, guided by "ghost man" magical musician who spends his life while account is consumed by the in disease.



3. So, Wu ming could be a crime novel, but is rather a hackneyed genre parody, among many other simultaneous readings. Wu Ming 1, the author, also known as Roberto Bui, had expressed great knowledge and analytical skills of black culture in other excellent texts. New Thing is a book that can also be read as an exciting and inspiring story of racial strife in America, during the sixties, the development of the Black Panther Party and the fate of one of their leaders as Stockely Carmichael, who died in Africa under the name Kwame Toure. Speaking of music, but in a lighter, but very clear. Refers to the origin of free jazz, from disgust to cool, the positions had to be taken against the end (for some, the cry free from Africa to other children's radicalism did not play in favor of blacks but white intellectuals).


The Black Pather Party was for the American state in 1969 "the greatest threat to homeland security." The FBI Cointelpro operating from 50, extinguishing the way out all that smacked of insurgency groups (communists, New Left, civil rights movement) but in addition, each station had a hard Cointelpro own and gave to blacks in the streets.


In the words of Julia Mey, white wife of the second musician died in the book, saxophonist Tyrone "Ekundayo" Jackson, "Black Power" meant self-determination, for example, the right to govern communities where blacks were the majority, but as another character says of the book, "Black Power" picked up in two words a process of many years the rediscovery of Africa, an Africa of mind, being black, that was not so much color but the experience kept the community together. Black youths took up arms and created a very effective network self-defense and solidarity support (dining, education, for example) under anti-capitalist principles, antimiliaristas, autonomous.









4. On the "Whiteman's Son" is created across an urban legend born from the Black Brooklyn, and gathered more closely in The Brooklynite and others (like the Gotham Chronicle, where they wrote the jazz critic and peculiar character key to the resolution of the plot, Franklin Plotinus).


government conspiracies and mystical intersect with the inept police investigation officer. So, too, Wu Ming becomes a source of knowledge about the everyday cultural spirit and folklore of the streets black, where there was already rap, was a power black church militant and the music was a source of identity that transcended all white music since the advent of rock & roll and before. The murderer is nicknamed by Paul Whiteman, conductor target in the twenties. Paradoxically, the first King of Jazz was white. Neither Armstrong or Ellington or Bechett Sydney, but Whiteman!


The killings of the book are happening with an increasing rate and Langmut only have your recorder as a weapon in an environment in which death can affect anyone who poses a danger. Your luck increases and their inquiries are pointing the right direction, thanks to the intuition of the mystery informant named "Man of the ghosts", intense character more clearly identified as the reading progresses. The unraveling of the case is quite surprising, given the turn to history.



5. Destabilizing activities of Cointelpro and the intelligence apparatus were criminal, so the danger, heightened by the collective paranoia of the conspiracy, he suggests a new "Son of Whiteman" when Albert Ayler's body was found floating in the East River on November 25, 1970. The truth is that was autopsied as accidental death, but the mystery of his death has even inspired a book called "The Thirteen deaths of Albert Ayler" (Gallimard, 1997), in which thirteen authors speculate on it. Moreover, truth is also New Thing presents itself as an allegory of repression in Italy in the 70's and as a tribute to the power of Black culture.


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"The African American contribution has somehow" de-Westernized "culture, has introduced an idiosyncratic way of playing and creative fleeing European musical notation, the" temperament "Ring instrumental in getting the sound "fair." The influence afroatlántica changed even our body language, especially the male, through the power of contagious examples has led to less rigid postures. The embodiment of rock'n'roll, of indisputable African American roots, has drawn attention to the abdomen and pelvis, where there are many rigidities and contracturas”





Wu ming 1

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Saturday, November 14, 2009

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Albert Ayler: THE TRUTH IS MARCHING IN


almost a week ago, in 1970, Albert Ayler's body was missing.

are already 39 years since its material is melted into absolute nothing, seeking the return to the cosmic energy, safe, optimistic and know I can find.


While no one doubts whether it was the right time for his departure, on his death remain to this day three or more versions: suicide, reckoning, government conspiracy, so low.


had not forgotten the pleasure it gives us write music on this site.

But this time talk by one, because I've been in charge of this place with pleasure. Try to follow the ideas the principle, coupled with new beliefs and programs.


For this reason, I wanted to build from here - and projecting into the physical world-a collective party around the figure of Ayler, 39 years after his death. A memorial, which, of course, must become free party open rebellion spirit and unity.


During the remainder of November, published Fakxion pros to p oemas, videos, pictures, reviews of albums and their respective links is unloading, etc. on the wonderful life and work ayleriana their direct circle of influence and the free jazz scene of his time in general.


addition, for the last week of this month, announced the completion of an evening ayleriana, with musical improvisation, documentary and pontification: a punk rock free jazz festival where everyone is invited.






During 1967 and 1969, Ayler, thanks to the influence of his friend John Coltrane, recorded some albums for the label Impulse!, recording a period that begins high in quality and declines confusing.


This album was released dispersed in time. An LP containing four songs ("For John Coltrane", "Change has come", "The truth is marching in", "Our prayer" sessions of '66), a formation near the cellist Joel Friedman, Alan Silva Bill Fogwell and the superb bass and Beaver Harris on drums.


There was another LP, currently very difficult to find, with the first session of Ayler and his band in local knowledge, a year earlier, this time in a quintet of luxury Donald Ayler on trumpet, Joel Freedman celli, Lewis Worrell on bass and the great Sunny Murray on drums .



This CD was released in 1998 for Impulse!. It brings together both sessions. The date and details of staff in each of the topics, you can see here



Musically, it's an amazing moment in the career of the great Alberto. Perhaps the saxophonist's messianic stage, accompanied by several of the most creative musicians of his time. It contains the most expensive epic, furious and exciting career, mixed with the genius free quintets.



Una adecuada introducción, directa y generosa.







1 Holy Ghost

2 Truth Is Marching In

3 Our Prayer

4 Spirits Rejoice

5 Divine Peacemaker

6 Angels

7 For John Coltrane

8 Change Has Come

9 Light In Darkness

10 Heavenly Home

11 Spiritual Rebirth

12 Infinite Spirit

13 Omega Is The Alpha

14 Universal Thoughts







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