George Braith - Musart (1967) {2013 Real Gone Music Edition}
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Jazz / Post Bop / Avant-Garde Jazz / Soul Jazz / Saxophone
| Saxophonist and
composer George Braith released five recordings during the 1960s before
going silent for a couple of decades. He is well known as an innovator,
able to play two saxophones at once -- he was inspired after seeing
Roland Kirk in a Philly club -- though he used that technique only when a
tune warranted it. Braith's first four albums -- Laughing Soul, Soul
Stream, Two Souls in One, Extension (all cut for Blue Note except
Laughing Soul) -- wove hard bop and soul-jazz that was ubiquitous for
both labels at the time. His final offering for Prestige, 1967's Musart,
is a whole other thing. |
