Teodross Avery - My Generation flac album

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Artist: Teodross Avery Title: My Generation Year Of Release: 1996 Label: Impulse! Genre: Jazz Quality: FLAC (tracks+. Tracklist: 01 - Addis Ababa 02 - Mode For My Father 03 - Theme For Malcolm 04 - Lover Man 05 - To The East 06 - Mr Wonsey 07 - Salome 08 - Sphere 09 - My Generation 10 - Anytime Anyplace 11 - It's About That Time. Jazz saxophonist Teodross Avery is only in his early 20s, but he has already graduated from the Berklee School of Music and recorded two major-label albums. Unlike so many young Marsalis acolytes with an academic background, however, Avery isn't tied to a conservative vision of jazz history. This album contains elements of funk, fusion, hip-hop, and free-jazz, and that's why he called it My Generation

With his Tompkins Square label debut After The Rain: A Night for Coltrane, Avery has found his way back home, reasserting himself as a supremely eloquent exponent of the post-Trane jazz continuum. Recorded live at Oakland’s Sound Room, the album is slated for release on May 10, 2019. It is a return to my roots, says Avery, 45, who possesses a huge, brawny tone and a capacious harmonic imagination  . little pako I love Coltrane, this album, this artist literally gave me goosebumps from beginning track to end. Purchased right away, no questions asked. The flow, the jam, the energy, the spirit. This album has it all.

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One of them is saxophonist Dr. Teodross Avery. Spurred by his father, Avery started out playing classical guitar, but hearing Coltrane's Giant Steps (Atlantic, 1959) helped him realize that the saxophone was his right instrument, and since then he hasn't looked back. Avery has recorded as a leader for major labels and done numerous sessions and concerts as a sideman. Currently he is teaching at California State University Dominguez Hills where he is the head of Jazz Studies and Commercial Music. As a musician and scholar, Teodross Avery is still knee-deep into Coltrane, and the album: After the Rain: A Night for Coltrane, released by Tompkins Square in a beautiful package with notes by Ben Ratliff, catches him in a spirited live concert from 2018. He covers a wide range of Coltrane's repertoire from an early composition like "Bakai" to "Pursuence" from the masterpiece A Love Supreme (Impulse!, 1965). But the emphasis is on Africa/Brass (Impulse!, 1961), with two tracks ("Africa" and "Blues Minor") out of that.

My Generation (1996). Album by Teodross Avery.