ALBERT AYLER - On Green Dolphin Street.

From the album "MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER."
Danish National Radio Studios, Copenhagen, Denmark, January 14, 1963.
Albert Ayler (tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone )
Niels Bronsted (piano )
Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen (bass)_16 years old at that time.
Ronnie Gardiner (drums)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Free
• Jazz
• ALBERT
• AYLER
• Niels-Henning
• Orsted
• Pedersen

[mamelyuck]

Thank you for posting it, Brugadd! This is the free jazz at its cleanest. Unfortunately, Albert Ayler is almost forgotten these days

[Brugadd]

@mamelyuck

Thank you for your comment!!

[Brugadd]

コメントありがとうございます!!

長らく廃盤放置状態だったこのアルバムもようやく再発？されたよ­うで,とてもうれしいです。11月25日頃にはまた廃盤になって­たりして...

Thank you folker2006.!!　Thank you ミューザック.!!

[DYNODRUM]

Since ,Neils Orsted Pedersen decided to play Bass with Albert .The, rest Is History .True & Blue.

[elvispreseli]

It's funny to think that when someone lent me an Albert Ayler album when I was about 16, it scared the pants off me! Now some 40yrs later, by the wonders of the internet, there are a good 6 cuts on the jukebox in one of my local pubs.... I'm talking down in deepest Wales! Thanks for the post.

[Clapt0nisgod]

I'm so glad I found out about Albert Ayler. This is absolutely beautiful.

[TheMrPianoJazz]

tank you for posting it, beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!

[TheMrPianoJazz]

thank you for posting, Beautiful!



[Vitruvian42]

I can think of no rational reason why I listened to this whole recording; I suppose I must be sometwhat in tune to the spiritual aspects of this music, after all.

[coosoorlog]

this tune just punched me in the face and I feel awesome

[Easleytee]

@dawgdrum

Can I get an Amen?

[Easleytee]

@echoftw

Your observations are splendid.

To me Ayler's tone and depth is first and foremost--a life-affirming creation.

Bronsted's comping is a marvelous contrast to Ayler's exploration of the infernal region.

There are no cliches or vapid phrases in Ayler's musical vocabulary.

Beautiful.