It is a shame that more jazz drummers have not created solo recordings of this quality, or that the ones who do make solo recordings so often choose much less interesting conceptual formats than Cyrille did on this afternoon of drumming in Paris in the late '60s. The selections are each clearly defined as to where they are going and present an overwhelming sense of love for the drum set, as if each movement around its rims and cymbals could become a chapter in a life story. A player who had created a free jazz style from hard bop beginnings mostly by being dropped into the sound maelstrom of the Cecil Taylor ensembles,
| A1 | What About? |  |
| A2 | From Whence I Came | |
| B1 | Rhythmical Space | |
| B2 | Rims And Things | |
| B3 | Pioneering | |
ANDREW CYRILLE
WHAT ABOUT?
- FR LP
- BYG REC. − 529.316
- - 1969 - / original
- Zustand: (NM/EX-)
- KATEGORIEN: JAZZ DIV. - FREE JAZZ - SAMPLE-STUFF
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sFr 50,00