thank you for posting this...look forward to hearing the rest when you canpost it...don was not only a great artist and human, but a deep teacher for those who could hear and feel his spirit
neither albert ayler nor don cherry were heroin addicts. they may have run into it here and there, due to its rampant use in the inner-city black community, particularly among jazz musicians, at the time, but nothing you'd call a heroin addict. just thought i'd add that since there's been some commenting about it. as for don's voice: he sounds like he's at peace - spiritually. just like he sounds on his horn.
I heard that also his mom and his brother (don ayler) were pressuring albert to let don play with albert. Don played trumpet on half of live in greenwhich village, I know, but Albert didn't want his brother as an instrumentalist. Anyway, i heard these and other pressures built and finallly he was on a boat near Ellis Island and he jumped into the water. That's the story I heard. Can't verify it for sure though.
Very touching
RuneLacroix 7 months ago
Part 2?
mleuis 9 months ago 4
ArmOUR Gid:Eon mOdus Operandi
Vessel>Trumpet>Light
Word>Sound>Power
Albert Ayler Body Vibrated Truth & its Resonance & Undertones are e:turn_all
Judges 7:16
SimpletonDon 1 year ago
Some of the people don't realize how great an impact Albert had on jazz.
Really grateful for all, all of the Ayler material made available on here.
and of course, the everlasting bad joke:
"Would you like an aspirin with your Ayler?
DaleCredico 1 year ago
thank you for posting this...look forward to hearing the rest when you canpost it...don was not only a great artist and human, but a deep teacher for those who could hear and feel his spirit
adamtabl 1 year ago
not online--only on the 9 disc box set of Ayler's music
blackrocknutt 1 year ago
Is there a part two ?
denbrunemil 1 year ago
"There's a few people that people that play for the love of God and as the reflection from God, and Albert Ayler was one of those people." Amen.
fanofmozart 2 years ago 4
This is not for every one...only the 144,000...
LeonDeversMedia 2 years ago
neither albert ayler nor don cherry were heroin addicts. they may have run into it here and there, due to its rampant use in the inner-city black community, particularly among jazz musicians, at the time, but nothing you'd call a heroin addict. just thought i'd add that since there's been some commenting about it. as for don's voice: he sounds like he's at peace - spiritually. just like he sounds on his horn.
jaimepaullamb 2 years ago
Don Cherry told me Albert Ayler killed himself.
Heroin can not make people calm.
They just get normal when they take it.....
soulbleed9999 2 years ago
I heard that also his mom and his brother (don ayler) were pressuring albert to let don play with albert. Don played trumpet on half of live in greenwhich village, I know, but Albert didn't want his brother as an instrumentalist. Anyway, i heard these and other pressures built and finallly he was on a boat near Ellis Island and he jumped into the water. That's the story I heard. Can't verify it for sure though.
benmillerintx 1 year ago
@soulbleed9999 Is that a poem?
mccabbq 10 months ago
Beautiful
sensitivdude 2 years ago
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sensitivdude 2 years ago
enlightening
jxw137 2 years ago
he exorcizes that explosiveness on stage. its what allows him to be so calm. he sounds enlightened and thoughtful
jxw137 2 years ago
guess what? he was a heroin addict his whole adult life. so that might help to calm him down.
11joshua 2 years ago
i like don's voice. he seems like a very calm and reserved guy. i wasn't expecting it, considering how explosive his playing can be.
kwakky 2 years ago 8
same here
I thought it would be like Bill Dixon very harsh and crazy personality.
PauloNideck 2 years ago