

$19.98
Currently Unavailable Artist: Jack DeJohnette
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 03/10/2015
Label: ECM Records
Catalog Number: ECM 2392
Recording: Studio
Length:
Format: CD
Credits
Henry Threadgill: Alto Saxophone, Bass Flute
Jack DeJohnette: Drums, Producer, Mixing
Muhal Richard Abrams: Piano
Roscoe Mitchell: Saxophone, Bass Recorder, Sopranino, Baroque Flute
Manfred Eicher: Executive Producer, Mixing
Sascha Kleis: Design
Christoph Stickel: Mastering
Paul Natkin: Photography
Jack DeJohnette: Drums, Producer, Mixing
Muhal Richard Abrams: Piano
Roscoe Mitchell: Saxophone, Bass Recorder, Sopranino, Baroque Flute
Manfred Eicher: Executive Producer, Mixing
Sascha Kleis: Design
Christoph Stickel: Mastering
Paul Natkin: Photography
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Amoeba Review
Zac Burgenbauch, Hollywood 03/10/2015
…some of the baddest free jazz available. Clearly DeJohnette, Muhal Richard Abrams, Roscoe Mitchell and Henry Threadgill have lost none of the fire from the early days of the AACM. This album, additionally featuring Larry Gray on bass, demonstrates that clearly.