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Why Don´t You Listen? - Live at LACMA, 1998
Horace Tapscott
Dark Tree
3473351000116
DRJ 157540
DT(RS)11
JAZZ
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Pianist, arranger and composer Horace Tapscott is one of the great unsung figures in jazz history. A bandleader and community activist in Los Angeles with a career that spanned the late fifties to the late nineties he founded the large ensemble The Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra which featured future legends like Arthur Blythe, David Murray and Butch Morris. This particular album shows the group in performance with a vocal chorus: The Great Voice of UGMAA.
This is a wonderful recording and an important one, shining much deserved light on this unjustly ignored master. There is a first rate booklet included with the CD version of the album that has informative liner notes, song lyrics great photographs, making this an exemplary package all around.
Recorded on July 24, 1998, at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA).
FORMATO | CD |
NUMERO DE DISCOS | 1 |
RECORDED | 0 |
LABEL CODE | DT(RS)11 |
ESTILO | JAZZ |