Sonny Rollins - Our Man In Jazz
"Our Man in Jazz" is a significant album in Sonny Rollins' discography, as it showcases his exploration into more avant-garde and experimental territories during a period when jazz itself was undergoing substantial changes. The album is now regarded as a classic of avant-garde jazz, and it continues to inspire musicians and listeners alike with its daring approach to improvisation and ensemble playing. It also marked a period of transition for Rollins, who would continue to experiment with different forms and styles throughout the 1960s and beyond.
Artist(s): Tenor Saxophone – Sonny Rollins
Bass – Bob Cranshaw
Cornet – Don Cherry
Drums – Billy Higgins
Recording Info: Recorded live on location at the Village Gate, Greenwich Village, NYC, July 29-30, 1962
Engineer - Paul Goodman
Producer - Bob Prince, George Avakian
Sourced from a 15ips 2-track tape
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1 Oleo 25:32
2 Dearly Beloved 8:15
3 Doxy 15:08
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