Favoriting The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from June 18, 2015 Favoriting

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Favoriting June 18, 2015: Ornette Coleman tribute show

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Grachan Moncur III  Hipnosis   Favoriting     0:00:00 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman  The Circle with a Hole in the Middle   Favoriting Art of the Improvisors  Atlantic  0:11:37 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman  Jordan   Favoriting Sound Grammar    0:16:04 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman  Una Muy Bonita   Favoriting Change of the Century  Atlantic  0:22:26 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman  The Alchemy of Scott LaFaro   Favoriting Art of the Improvisors  Atlantic  0:28:33 (MP3 | Pop-up)
 
Ornette Coleman  Faces and Places   Favoriting At the Golden Circle, Volume 1  Blue Note  0:48:28 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman  Voice Poetry   Favoriting Body Meta    1:05:53 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Old and New Dreams  Lonely Woman   Favoriting Old and New Dreams  ECM  1:07:46 (MP3 | Pop-up)
 
Charlie Haden  The Golden Number   Favoriting The Golden Number  A&M  1:25:28 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman with The Master Musicians Of Jajouka  Midnight Sunrise   Favoriting Dancing in Your Head    1:38:17 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Grateful Dead with Ornette Coleman  The Other One   Favoriting Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1993-02-23    1:42:47 (MP3 | Pop-up)
 
Ornette Coleman & Pat Metheny  Endangered Species   Favoriting Song X    2:03:42 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman  Free Jazz, Part 2   Favoriting Free Jazz    2:16:58 (MP3 | Pop-up)
 
Ornette Coleman  Some Day   Favoriting Soapsuds, Soapsuds  Artists House  2:39:31 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman  Beauty Is a Rare Thing   Favoriting Beauty Is A Rare Thing: The Complete Atlantic Recordings  Rhino  2:47:08 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman  Lonely Woman   Favoriting The Shape of Jazz to Come  Atlantic  2:54:27 (MP3 | Pop-up)


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Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:01am
Scott McDowell:

yikes!
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pierre:

Bonjour Scott!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:02am
Scott McDowell:

bonjour!
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duke:

Good morning Scott, Pierre, and everyone.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:07am
Guido from Cologne:

Good morning Scott and people!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:13am
Scott McDowell:

Good morning one and all, welcome welcome.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:22am
Guido from Cologne:

I have this recording on an inofficial 80ies Italian pressing.
It's European tour 1967 with "two Charlies" on two basses.
Love this line-up.
One of my faved O.C. albums.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:25am
Guido from Cologne:

"two charlies " was wrong.
David Izenzon is playing bass arco.
Love this.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:34am
Scott McDowell:

with Charles Moffett I imagine, around the Golden Circle recordings. Killer!
Avatar 6:44am
duke:

That was a pretty damn fantastic set.
  6:52am
pierre:

I've found "live at the golden circle" on blue note, in a garage sale. Great record. I also love the artwork. This picture is so classy
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:57am
Scott McDowell:

oh good pick up! very suave on the cover.
  6:59am
pierre:

Yes. Suave, that's it !
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:00am
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Guten Tzag!
Grand - Thx for this. Thinking how Ornette Coleman was a beacon for all Outside &/or Free players - including Coltrane - it's just huge. & he didn't just play nutty stuff for its' own sake - he freed Jazz - to be expressive w/ soul - to express joy, lament, & yes often to express & release the tension of the Modern & Post-Mod worlds. &, relating to that, it's apparent he was a humble sweety. It makes me less sad that he lived rather long, accomplished masses & was well-recognized.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:10am
Scott McDowell:

Do you think most people who are into art or culture have heard his music?
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:19am
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

I'm not enuff part of any such culture to know! I'm sure people who like Jazz know. One aspect of him living that long is reflecting what it means that this music was controversial in the late 1950s/early 60s. Having my 'deepest roots' in Psychedelic Rock like Hendrix (& his Jazzy drummer) - I was ready for whatever Jazz had to throw @ me as far as 'Outside' stuff & pure Expression. Far as I know - I 1st heard 'Rambling' & 'Lonely Woman' on the big black box of LPs of the Smithsonian Classic Jazz collection. But whether people know Jazz or not, they've heard Rock influenced by Free players since the 1960s. Jazz is a commercial loser these days, honestly - but even though impact is not always direct, I think it's still real...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:27am
Scott McDowell:

Well one gets the sense from all of the mainstream kind of notice of his passing that everybody is at least aware of this figure as somewhat important, but I'm curious if that is accurate -- if at least the curious masses have heard his music.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:35am
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

I make a point of him being an expressive player - because I think when one 1st hears 'Lonely Woman' or 'Rambling' it's immediately apparent the strength of the emotion in what he did &how he did it - & people relate to that & remember it. Only a certain sort is going to dig some of Cecil Taylor's most extreme stuff? I have a theory that many Free players had roots in R&B & Gospel - Charlie Haden here in Country! - so a folksier & less formal expression is actually part of what Free is about - despite an image of being intellectual or high-concept...all this stuff people have said about Free from the start...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:43am
Scott McDowell:

Very true
  7:47am
P-90:

If I may, for what it's worth: No, I'm pretty sure the curious masses have not heard any of his work, simply as a matter of culture and demographics; Jazz once held a place in the popular consciousness such that there were a lot of people who wouldn't be considered "Jazz fans" who nevertheless would have had some sense of who the big names were and what they sounded like. Over the last four or five decades the cultural focus has shifted so much, and the content of the population has changed so much, that even a general familiarity with who's who and what's what in that world has become much, much more of a specialized, "niche" thing for a limited segment of enthusiasts. It's all off the radar for everyone else, by and large. Make sense?
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:53am
Scott McDowell:

Right yeah I guess "masses" is the thing. Well for example I don't don't crap about modern dance but I know who Martha Graham or Merce Cunningham is and could probably have a conversation about them, I just wonder if Ornette is on that level with similarly curious open people of the world. I really don't know.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:54am
Scott McDowell:

Not that it matters one iota. Just been thinking of that when I read all this stuff over the last week on the occasion of his passing.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:58am
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

The nature & goals of the Contempo Pop40 market now are the opposite of Free - it is about reproducing the exact same pre-packaged Las Vegas song & dance gymnastic Performance every time. Jazz is museum stuff. On the other hand, Connectivity interwebz @ least has the potential of making better-informed & communicating it faster & w/ more penetration. I think some are just important enuff that the 'experts' make noise about it, & it gets picked up on in the feeds - which is what you're asking I guess...
  8:05am
tino:

you are what you play
  8:07am
P-90:

@Scott: Exactly! Ornette's name would be like Martha's or Merce's to culturally conversant folks like you (who are a minority outside of a couple of the boroughs of NY and similar scattered enclaves.)
--But in this era when info and whole libraries of records are available to most people at the touch of a button, the news of his passing might stimulate a lot of folks to check him out and gain that passing familiarity we're talking about that's been lost..
And-- how "jazzed" must the guys in The Dead have been to perform with the legendary, uber-"cool" Ornette?
Also: I've been curious whether some show on FMU is going to bring up James "Blood" Ulmer in the context of Ornette's passing, as a prominent disciple who's been doing his own thing with Harmolodics and carrying that torch for decades?
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:12am
Scott McDowell:

@tino yes!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:13am
Scott McDowell:

@P-90 really good point re: James Blood Ulmer. I'm not well versed enough maybe in his music but it seems like one could go off in many directions from Ornette's music !!
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Cheri Pi:

Heya McDowans!
  8:30am
P-90:

Why, it's C. Pi!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:33am
Scott McDowell:

hey CP!
  8:43am
Tom G:

Hey Scott! Soapsuds is such a beautiful record.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:45am
Scott McDowell:

Hey Tom G
  8:49am
Tom G:

I have had a copy of Ornette's "last" record for about a month now but haven't had a chance to listen yet, it's the one that just came out and the one he was in the process of suing over! It seems promising if not exactly worthy of being called his last record.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:53am
Scott McDowell:

yeah I have not heard that one. It's baffling that situation. I wonder what happened.
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