Jackie McLean New And Old Gospel CD

Jackie McLean

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SKU:

BNCD74234

UPC:

094637423424

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Description

Alto saxophonist Jackie McLean was among the most open-minded musicians of his generation and was experimenting with free playing as early as 1962. This unusual March 24, 1967 session added guest artist Ornette Coleman (playing only trumpet) to McLean's regular quartet. The material ranges from McLean's powerful four-part suite "Lifeline" to Ornette's funky, rocking "Old Gospel". The music sounds as fresh as if it were recorded yesterday.

Features:
Remastered in 24-bit
RVG Edition

Musicians:
Ornette Coleman, trumpet
Jackie McLean, alto sax
Lamont Johnson, piano
Scotty Holt, bass
Billy Higgins, drums

Selections:
1. Lifeline
a. Offspring
b. Midway
c. Vernzone
d. The Inevitable End
2. Old Gospel
3. Strange As It Seems

Originally recorded on March 24, 1967 at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey