20.7.08
Coincide [Impulse, 1974], uma de duas sessões que o saxofonista Dewey Redman (1931-2006) gravou para a Impulse! Records entre os anos de 1973 e 1974. A primeira, The Ear of the Behearer, foi reeditada em CD há uns anos; a segunda, ainda não. Mera coincidência ou propósito deliberado, é uma maravilha poder ouvir Dewey Redman (saxofone tenor, clarinete) com Ted Daniels (trompete), Leroy Jenkins (violino), Sirone (contrabaixo) e Eddie Moore (bateria).
«Music is the most powerful force I know; it’s the only force that can make you cry, laugh, be happy, dance, fuck, fight. It can do strange things to people. Music is the only pure thing that's left because everything else is so corrupted, and being a Black jazz musician in America is hardly a lucrative thing. I’m happier when I’m playing than when I’m walking to the bank, and I'm happy doing that, too. But the two don't hardly go hand in hand». - Dewey Redman
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@ 20.7.08 «Music is the most powerful force I know; it’s the only force that can make you cry, laugh, be happy, dance, fuck, fight. It can do strange things to people. Music is the only pure thing that's left because everything else is so corrupted, and being a Black jazz musician in America is hardly a lucrative thing. I’m happier when I’m playing than when I’m walking to the bank, and I'm happy doing that, too. But the two don't hardly go hand in hand». - Dewey Redman
