In February 1980, the Old and New Dreams band (Don Cherry, Dewey Redman, Charlie Haden and Ed Blackwell) give a concert in Cambridge, MA. As part of the event, on February 29, 1980, Cherry, Redman ...
In February 1980, the Old and New Dreams band (Don Cherry, Dewey Redman, Charlie Haden and Ed Blackwell) give a concert in Cambridge, MA. As part of the event, on February 29, 1980, Cherry, Redman and Haden presented a lecture-demonstration at Harvard University, focusing on their approach to music and the influence of their mentor Ornette Coleman. I've recently found the recording of that event (made on a low-fi boombox mic) and will upload all I've got, including discussion, audience questions, and musical performances. Enjoy!
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I will bloody well comment....THANKS so much for posting this treasured piece of history from an era that thanks to the likes of the royal Marsalis, probably won't be repeated LOL
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