Jazz reviews and comment from one man with an unfeasibly large record collection.
Side two sees a return to lyrical form with 'Baihia', 11 minutes of relaxed tenor playing with the incomparable Johnson back on his usual tuba keeping things moving along.
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RANDY WESTON; piano JOHNNY GRIFFIN; tenor sax RAY COPELAND; trumpet IDRIS SULIEMAN; trumpet (*) MELBA LISTON; trombone GEORGE JOYNER; bass CHARLIE PERSIP; drums Randy Weston is perhaps best known for his use of African rhythms in jazz on albums such as the 1972 CTI release, 'Blue Moses'.
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Free jazz is one of those things that can sometimes go further out than my mind can handle. There was also many moments when this askew vibe took over and the band became completely free. In fact, that is all the encore was: just crazed, free-jazz blowing, which was a great way to end the night!
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