Track Listings (9) - Disc #1| All Artists: Vinny Golia, Aurora Josephson, Henry Kaiser, Mike Keneally, Joe Morris, Damon Smith, Weasel Walter Title: Healing Force: Songs of Albert Ayler Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Cuneiform Original Release Date: 1/1/2007 Re-Release Date: 10/9/2007 Genres: Jazz, Pop Style: Avant Garde & Free Jazz Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 045775025520, 0045775025520, 004577502552 |
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 | Vinny Golia, Aurora Josephson, Henry Kaiser Healing Force: Songs of Albert Ayler Genres: Jazz, Pop
Vinny Golia - reeds — Aurora Josephson - voice — Henry Kaiser - guitar — Mike Keneally - piano, guitar and voice — Joe Morris -guitar and double bass — Damon Smith - double bass — Weasel Walter - drums — Seven major figures from ... more » |
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Vinny Golia - reeds
Aurora Josephson - voice
Henry Kaiser - guitar
Mike Keneally - piano, guitar and voice
Joe Morris -guitar and double bass
Damon Smith - double bass
Weasel Walter - drums
Seven major figures from the art-punk, free-jazz, brutal prog, improvisational and modern jazz world come together for a ROCKING tribute to the unfairly ignored, misunderstood and vilified late period works of Albert Ayler. These late period songs have always seemed to me like they may have been some of the most personally spritually resonant for Ayler, but the musicians and the culture of the late 1960s were possibly not able to successfully translate and perform his concept of spirituality, free jazz, boogaloo, nursery rhythms, marching bands, blues and r'n'b, and certainly the free-jazz fans were not ready to accept it. Now, 40 years and many stylistic mash-ups later, perhaps these works can be better appreciated.
Henry Kaiser, producer and guitarist, explains the album:
Albert Ayler's later works (Love Cry, New Grass and Music is the Healing Force of the Universe) seem to be generally reviled. Through meditations, dreams, and visions, the players on this project were given the message to once again attempt to send the people of earth a message of love, peace, and spiritual understanding. We selected a representative set of tunes for this material and essentially let it play itself through us. We hope you will be as surprised as we still are by the results of this invocational experiment. We hope you will like this record.
Aurora Josephson - voice
Henry Kaiser - guitar
Mike Keneally - piano, guitar and voice
Joe Morris -guitar and double bass
Damon Smith - double bass
Weasel Walter - drums
Seven major figures from the art-punk, free-jazz, brutal prog, improvisational and modern jazz world come together for a ROCKING tribute to the unfairly ignored, misunderstood and vilified late period works of Albert Ayler. These late period songs have always seemed to me like they may have been some of the most personally spritually resonant for Ayler, but the musicians and the culture of the late 1960s were possibly not able to successfully translate and perform his concept of spirituality, free jazz, boogaloo, nursery rhythms, marching bands, blues and r'n'b, and certainly the free-jazz fans were not ready to accept it. Now, 40 years and many stylistic mash-ups later, perhaps these works can be better appreciated.
Henry Kaiser, producer and guitarist, explains the album:
Albert Ayler's later works (Love Cry, New Grass and Music is the Healing Force of the Universe) seem to be generally reviled. Through meditations, dreams, and visions, the players on this project were given the message to once again attempt to send the people of earth a message of love, peace, and spiritual understanding. We selected a representative set of tunes for this material and essentially let it play itself through us. We hope you will be as surprised as we still are by the results of this invocational experiment. We hope you will like this record.