Arthur Blythe - Da - Da flac album

Illusions is jazz saxophonist Arthur Blythe's third album for the Columbia label recorded in New York City in 1980. All compositions by Arthur Blythe. Carespin' With Mamie" - 7:04.

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Arthur Blythe is known as one of the leading alto sax player in the world of avant-garde jazz, but his "Spirit" album is often criticized as "too polished". I am the last person from whom you can expect a love for jazz commercialization, but in my opinion this album isn't so bad. The two main problems with this release are eclecticism and an unsuccessful sequence of songs. First of all, this album was recorded by two different teams

Arthur Blythe Da-Da/Basic Blythe BGO Records 2018. When Blythe released the follow-up to Put Sunshine In It, he had shunned the commercial experiment of that particular record, but Da-Da (1986) still showed signs of its predecessor. It is hard to imagine a track like "Splain Thing" with its bombastic keyboard cascades and slap bass without the influence of Put Sunshine In It, but Da-Da also underlined that Blythe had found a new balance between experiments and commercialism. Just like Arthur Blythe is not an ordinary saxophonist, Basic Blythe is not a conventional album with strings. It contains the obligatory ballads, but also moves into more unpredictable rhythmic territory without breaking the emotional mood of the album (hear Blythe revisiting his composition "Faceless Woman" in the attached YouTube-video to hear an example of his dynamic work with strings).

In 2001 Savant Records brought out Blythe Byte, an album by alto saxophonist Arthur Blythe. For his second Savant release and sequel to the excellent live album Spirits in the Field, Blythe chose pianist John Hicks, drummer Cecil Brooks III, and Dwayne Dolphin, the gh bassist who came up working with Wynton Marsalis and Hank Crawford.

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Blythe started to record as a leader in 1977 for the India Navigation label and then for Columbia records from 1978 to 1987. Albums such as The Grip and Metamorphosis (both on India Navigation) offered capable, highly refined jazz fare with a free angle that made Blythe too ‘out there’ for the general public, but endeared him to the more serious jazz fans.