Albert Ayler | Slugs' Saloon

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Slugs' Saloon

by Albert Ayler

This high energy two disc set documents Albert Ayler and his new band with music recorded at Slug’s Saloon on May 1st, of 1966. This disc is a must have for Albert Ayler enthusiasts.
Genre: Jazz: Avant-Garde Jazz
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1. Truth is Marching In
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10:10 album only
2. Our Prayer
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12:19 album only
3. Bells
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18:00 album only
4. Ghosts
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23:12 album only
5. Initiation
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16:34 album only
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A live recording of Ayler’s May 1st, 1966 performance at Slugs Saloon, this two disc set features fresh takes on old favorites, such as “Ghosts” and “Bells”, and finds the seasoned quintet in stellar form, marching its way through Ayler’s distinctive brand of major triad melodic harmony to the greatest heights of individual expression and group improvisation.

Please note that other recent reissues of this date, by Fruit Tree and Lone Hill, are neither authorized by the Ayler Estate, nor – in the case of the latter – musically complete.
Featured Artists
Albert Ayler - tenor saxophone
Donald Ayler - trumpet
Ron Jackson - percussion
Lewis Worrell - double bass
Michael Sampson - violin


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