charles lloyd 4tet dejohnette jarrett mc bee

Manhattan Carousel. Its from the Atlantic lp Live in Europe

whats the name of this song?

This is incredible. I love jazz and thought I was pretty hip, then I came across. Man, this Lloyd cat is incredible.

To my fellow commenters, Do any of you know anything about music or is the gauge way too strong these days?

In this music, you're either completely inside the rhythm or you're not. These guys are. What a remarkable showcase of inspiration and individuality. Charles Lloyd evokes some kind of sweet intensity and freedom. Inspiring.

Justino, Futboler got it correct. I have nothing against clusters (and emply them myself) but I was particularly impressed with the linear melodic playing. While several players do clusters, his lines here go beyond most players in terms of originality, and still have a melodic 'direction'. Using clusters in jazz is somewhat similar to rock guitarists sliding the pick along the length of the string. It's a dramatic sound effect used for emotional value. That's not a negative, BTW!

Borrowed drumset- large bassdrum, no small tom

Peso, sanborn, and 435. A, don't you know what this is about, ain't that the truth. I'm Gallop and I know this real life exstenstijan of mthe running dog who's real life pastey cymbal and fast hair fro.

I don't like you. I don't like your freakin' says, I don't like your freakin' afro pops, I don't like your freakin' Asiago breath. Leave this town.

Yeah, they always look good in a cluster, a