We have received some very interesting, completely debut live performances from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, which are valuable for Ornette Coleman fans, and jazz fans alike! We have received the title of the performance on February 18, 1982 in Ann Arbor, Miami, Michigan, by Ornette and Prime Time, an electric double quartet consisting of two guitarists, two bassists, and two drummers! The sound quality is great! Ornette & Prime Time, who entered the world of electric jazz, later known as "free funk," with James Brad Ulmer and others from the mid-70s, were at their most fulfilling in the 80s, and this incredibly powerful live performance proves that their heyday was in the 80s! The groundbreaking electric double quartet, consisting of guitarists Vern Nix and Charles Ellerbee, bassists Albert McDowell and Jamaladeen Takuma, and drummers DiNard Coleman and Calvin Weston, is a prime time rock solid lineup that fully understands Ornette's "Harmolodic Theory." The guitar eliminates chords, the bass and drums play freely while keeping the rhythm, and Ornette's alto flies around comfortably above it, all blending together to form the ultimate "abstract beauty," giving you a sense of suspense and comfort at the same time! Jazz, soul, funk, rock, classical, contemporary, Latin, calypso, Indian, reggae, African... various genres of music intersect, and it is impossible to predict who will make a sound or what kind of sound will be formed, and each performer plays a free and expansive performance that blows away all restrictive concepts, yet is coordinated, which can only be described as miraculous in a sense. You will be unknowingly drawn in and enchanted by the sound that is the true essence of Ornette... This is a collectible title that goes beyond the framework of a jazz musician and touches on the overflowing talent of Ornette Coleman, one of the greatest musicians born in the 20th century, so be sure to listen carefully!
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