Coleman, Ornette: Change Of The Century

Coleman, Ornette SKU: 43941339
Coleman, Ornette: Change Of The Century

Coleman, Ornette: Change Of The Century

Coleman, Ornette SKU: 43941339

Format: VINYL LP

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Description

Title: Change Of The Century
Artist: Coleman, Ornette
Label: Destination Moon
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 8055515234220
Genre: Jazz

Vinyl LP pressing. Saxophonist Ornette Coleman was more than just a major force in the free jazz movement. In fact, the term was coined by the album of the same name released by his quartet in 1961, his guiding ethos the erasure of fixed structures via improvisation. Released in 1960, Change Of The Century is one of the ground-breaking albums Coleman cut for Atlantic with bassist Charlie Haden, drummer Billy Higgins, and trumpeter Don Cherry, which made a significant impact on the future direction of jazz. Relying on intuition, their musical chemistry and overriding openness, Coleman & Co. Here conjure some of the greatest work of his career.

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