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John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Roland Kirk and Alice Coltrane also features Soul Jazz Books, which as well as including pioneering artists such as Of A Revolution: Radical Jazz in the USA 1960-75’ book, published by This album coincides with the recent ‘Black Fire! New Spirits! Images Many rare and deep lost tracks from lesser known artists such asĬreative Artists Ensemble, Granchan Moncur, Lloyd McNeill, Tyrone This new album features groundbreaking and revolutionary artists suchĪs Don Cherry, Archie Shepp, The Last Poets and Yusef Lateef as well as The years from artists such as Art Ensemble of Chicago, Steve Reid, Steady stream of reissues of lost and classic deep jazz releases over Movement, Black Power, and a new spiritual awakening.įor over 20 years now Soul Jazz Records have been exploring this richĪrea of deep and spiritual jazz music with an array of albums such asįreedom, Rhythm and Sound, Universal Sounds of America, New Thing, Soul In the 1960s and into the 1970s jazz music in the USA was in anĪlmost constant state of revolution, with the music and lives ofĪfrican-American artists radicalised by the advent of the civil rights Quality: 128 kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint StereoĠ2 - 'Big' John Patton - The Silver Metreġ0 - Lou Donaldson - Everything I Do Gonh Be Funky (From Now On)ġ1 - 'Brother' Jack McDuff - Butter (For Yo' Popcorn) The best thing about this comp is that even though it has familiar names, not all of the material is readily available on CD, which makes it of interest to casual groove fans and serious collectors alike. 1 is a 12-track compilation that highlights the funkiest soul-jazz organists that recorded for the label, whether it was a leader or as a sideman.Īlthough there's a handful of cuts from the early '60s, such as 'Face to Face' by the terrific, underrated Baby Face Willette, the compilation leans toward the funky fusions of the late '60s, such as Big John Patton's 'Fat Judy,' Lou Donaldson's 'Everything I Do Is Gon' Be Funky (From Now On),' Jack McDuff's 'Butter for Yo' Popcorn' and Grant Green's 'Ain't It Funky Now.'