At the "Golden Circle" in Stockholm, Vol. 2 [Live]

Editorial Reviews

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Here is an often-overlooked gem of a session, recorded in 1965 as Coleman returned from three years of isolation and taking stock after he had revolutionized jazz in large and in detail on his legendary quartet recordings on Atlantic. Habituated to cries of execration, he now had taken to playing trumpet and violin in a manner as idiosyncratic as--and more roughly schooled than--his already out-there alto saxophone approach. His Stockholm accompanists are in complete synch with the refracted logic of Coleman's serpentine, yelping-spirit style. David Izenson's singing, independently-minded bass playing prompts Coleman along his peripatetic way. Charles Moffett relishes any opportunity to break out into drum-corps rataplan, but overall he provides a sheet of ride cymbal and snare that grounds his wandering partners. --Peter Monaghan

At the "Golden Circle" in Stockholm, Vol. 2,Ornette Coleman Trio,Blue Note Records,Avant-Garde Jazz,Jazz,Jazz Music,Pop

Jazz Music:

  1. Beyond the Blue
  2. Birth
  3. Black Cat [Import]
  4. Body And Soul
  5. Caminho De Casa [Hybrid SACD]
  6. Captain Buckles
  7. Casbah
  8. Comin' in the Back Door [Import] [Limited Edition] [Original recording remastered]
  9. Complete Recordings [Import]
  10. Day in Copenhagen

Jazz Music

jazz music

Jazz Music

Walls of Glass [Import]

Bax: Symphony 1 & Symphony 7

Distance (Collector's Edition)

Nonchalant

Change the Station [Import]

By Request (Limited Edition) [Import]

Antonio Carlos Jobim [Import]

Bloc Party [EP]

Broke [Import]

Beethoven for Babies: Brain Training for Little Ones

Big Band Favorites [Box set]

Dachau

Come with Me My Honey

Un Hombre Solo

Don't Explain