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Yasmina, A Black Woman by Archie Shepp (CD, Sep-1995, Le Jazz) 
Yasmina, A Black Woman by Archie Shepp (CD, Sep-1995, Le Jazz)
Artist: Archie Shepp
Release Date: Sep 1995
Format: CD
Record Label: Le Jazz
Genre: Avant-Garde/Downtown, Jazz Instrument
UPC: 082333270626
Product ID: EPID3375543
Description: Personnel includes: Archie Shepp (tenor & soprano saxophones). Comes with a free CD sampler. This fine1969 offering from tenor and soprano saxophonist Archie Shepp finds the artist deep within the progressive, politically charged aesthet...
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Contributing Artists:Art Taylor, Dave Burrell, Lester Bowie, Malachi Favors, Philly Joe Jones, Roscoe Mitchell, Sunny Murray
Distributor:Bayside Record Dist.
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:DDD

Album Notes
Personnel includes: Archie Shepp (tenor & soprano saxophones).
Comes with a free CD sampler.
This fine1969 offering from tenor and soprano saxophonist Archie Shepp finds the artist deep within the progressive, politically charged aesthetics and fiery playing that characterized his best avant-garde work.
YASMINA marks Shepp's first meeting with members of the Chicago avant jazz scene, namely Lester Bowie and Roscoe Mitchell from the Art Ensemble of Chicago. There are several other guests here, including Philly Joe Jones and Hank Mobley, that make this exploratory set not only an excellent example of heavy late-'60s out jazz, but an unexpectedly swingin' one at that.
This fine twofer brings together a pair of albums by tenor and soprano saxophonist Archie Shepp--YASMINA, A BLACK WOMAN and POEM FOR MALCOLM, both from 1969. The dates find Shepp with plenty of the progressive conception and fiery playing that characterize his best avant-garde work. More notably, YASMINA marks Shepp's first meeting with members of the Chicago avant jazz scene, namely Lester Bowie and Roscoe Mitchell from the Art Ensemble of Chicago. There are several other guests here, including Philly Joe Jones and Hank Mobley, that make this exploratory set interesting. Jo Jones and Mobley appear on POEM as well, which offers up more of the leader's fierce, hectic out jazz.

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