Ornette Coleman Quartet James Blood Ulmer Ornette Coleman James Blood Ulmer/Italy 1974 2Days

A very interesting and completely new live performance from the 70s has arrived, which is valuable for Ornette Coleman fans, no, jazz fans! ! A 2-disc set has arrived, which includes a quartet performance in Valenza in 1974 with Ornette's quartet with a young James Blood Ulmer, and a quintet performance in Milan on April 10th of the same year with electric percussion added to this quartet! ! The sound quality is great! ! The 70s saw the promotion of free jazz in the 70s, the unique harmolodic style that was first expressed in 1972's "American Sky." Especially with the addition of James Blood Ulmer, all kinds of music genres were mixed together and swirled around, which can no longer be captured in the narrow category of jazz. It is no exaggeration to say that it is a genre called Ornette Coleman, just like Miles Davis' group at the time. Surprisingly, there are few recordings from the 70s when Ulmer just joined the band, and the first 2-disc analog LP has a decent sound quality, but you can't hear any guitar, which makes you wonder where Ulmer is! There were almost no decent titles that confirmed Ulmer's role, such as other recordings where Ulmer is obscure. This work clearly records Ulmer's guitar for the first time, and I finally realized that his chord-based playing, which is different from his later avant-garde playing, but his bold and daring approach to Ornette, was no ordinary player! Of course, the strong beats of Norris' double bass, Billy Biggins' drums, and Hetty Fox's electric percussion are also great! This is a collectible title that touches on the overflowing talent of Ornette Coleman, one of the great musicians of the 20th century, who goes beyond the boundaries of jazz musicians, so listen carefully! !