Sunny Murray - Sonny's Time Now (1965) [FLAC] - ISBN:0879101679

Sunny Murray - Sonny's Time Now (1965) [FLAC]

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“Sonny's Time Now brought together a fantastic group of free improvisors during the ferment of the "New Thing" of the mid Sixties (Don Cherry-tp; Albert Ayler-ts; Louis Worrell, Henry Grimes-b; Sunny Murray-d; LeRoi Jones [now Imamu Amiri Baraka]-recitation on last track) at a time when their work was causing discussion and argument through-out the jazz world. In many ways Sonny's Time Now may be viewed as a continuation of two classic ESP titles: New York Eye & Ear Control (ESP 1016) and The New York Art Quartet (ESP 1004).
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The version of Sonny's Time Now presented here is the one with "The Lie" included. If you groove on mid-1960s free jazz, such as the recordings released at the time by ESP-Disk, you'll dig on this. If the lineup looks intense on paper, it is even more intense to actually here. This music is raw energy. As Thurston Moore put it:
his recording is super-lo-fi and is awesome. On it play Ayler (tenor) and Don Cherry (trumpet) as well as Leroi Jones (now known as Amiri Baraka) reading a killer poem called "Black Art". This music is very Ayler but more fractured and odd.
Indeed, Ayler smears and skronks like a man possessed, and in a manner that anticipates such cats as Kaoru Abe. Don Cherry is quite recognizable, playing much as he would during the period. Murray is the pulse driving the rest of the music. Bassists Worrell and Grimes are a bit hard to hear in the mix, save for the quieter passages. Baraka's contribution to this group of free jazz power players is "Black Art" which features such strident passages as, we want "poems that kill." Assassin poems, Poems that shoot guns. The words, like the music, are as far from peace and love as anything from the stereotyped and romanticized 1960s that has been packaged by the corporate media since. (Source: Nothing Is V 2.0)”
The Music:
01 - Virtue 11:07
02 - Justice 12:43
03 - Black Art 6:33
04 - The Lie 5:44
All compositions by Sunny Murray
The Players:
* Sunny Murray - drums, leader
* Albert Ayler - tenor sax
* Don Cherry - trumpet
* Henry Grimes - bass,
* Lewis Worrell - bass
* Amiri Baraka - spoken words
Recorded Brooklyn, NY, November 17, 1965
Amiri Baraka was known as LeRoi Jones at this time and is so credited on the issues. Sunny Murray spelled his name "Sonny" at this time.
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