Your Favorite Spiritual Jazz LP’S

[DenmarkVZ]

i'm getting that book. thanks. looking fwd to your article.

 

[Birdman9]

The inventors of 'Spiritual jazz'

 

[DenmarkVZ]

Bringing me down.


Get outta here with that Jesus bullshit.


We're talking tripped out spiritual, man.

 

[The_Hook_Up]

I know one of these is considered spiritual jazz, I dont know about the other three, but I like 'em a lot.

 

[asprin]

that randy weston is !!!!

 

[slush]

some i can think of while seated and groggy

every impulse Alice, Pharoah
brother ah - move ever onward
michael white - pneuma
shamek farrah - first impressions
bennie maupin - jewel in the lotus
charlie haden - liberation music orchestra
the eddie gales
mccoy tyner - extensions

wait.... what the fuck is spiritual jazz. is joe harriot spirtual? don cherry brown rice? miles davis - big fun? the awakening? chivo borraro?

 

[anthonypearson]

Mary Lou Williams Black Christ of the Andes
Doug Hammond Reflections in the Sea of Nurnen
Pharoh Sanders ( all titles )
Alice Coltrane ( all titles )
Doug and Jean Carn on Black Jazz
Harold McKinney on Tribe
Decendents of Mike and Pheobe
John Coltrane lp's on Impulse

 

[slush]

Doug Hammond Reflections in the Sea of Nurnen

quad-cosine

 

[Guzzo]

 

[NateBizzo]

Doug Hammond Reflections in the Sea of Nurnen

quad-cosine

I still haven't fucking even heard this LP.

 

[DenmarkVZ]

I know one of these is considered spiritual jazz, I dont know about the other three, but I like 'em a lot.

What's up that Phil Woods? I didn't know he went out there, after all that shit he used to talk about Braxton.

 

[NateBizzo]

I know one of these is considered spiritual jazz, I dont know about the other three, but I like 'em a lot.

What's up that Phil Woods? I didn't know he went out there, after all that shit he used to talk about Braxton.

Yeah, what up.

I got all those xcept the woods.

 

[slush]

"moves" is one of my favourite sad numbers ever

emotions run deep like a crying sprinter in the forest

 

[anthonypearson]

Doug Hammond Reflections in the Sea of Nurnen

quad-cosine

I still haven't fucking even heard this LP.



a lot of it is typical tribe ( not that there is anything wrong with that ) but the track that stokes me is when he gets all fragile and sings this mellow deprived spiritual ballad. shit is fragile as a nutsac.

 

[jazzman21]

Most Strata East & Black Jazz titles fall under this category, Tribe also. Horace Silver's United States... is my fav. I also like Andy Bey's Experience & Judgement. Somebody metioned Stan Clarke Children of Forever (Love this!)

Gary Bartz - Taifa/Uhuru
Nathan Davis - If (and others)
Hugh Masekela - Emancipation of Hugh Masekela/Lasting Impressions of Ooga Booga
Max Roach - Members Don't Git Weary
Hutcherson/Harold Land - San Francisco
Horace Silver - (Silveto lps)
Feather - Chen Yu Lips/Zanzibar/Goin' Through Changes

 

[The_Hook_Up]

I know one of these is considered spiritual jazz, I dont know about the other three, but I like 'em a lot.

What's up that Phil Woods? I didn't know he went out there, after all that shit he used to talk about Braxton.

Yeah, what up.

I got all those xcept the woods.
its a big, funky, tripped out record. Lots of rhodes, some synth squiggles...Phil plays through effects and his playing is in a kind of post-bop, he reaches, but remains fluid, he doesnt squeal or skronk much, but he gets out there.
The first track, the way it is mixed, could easily be a instro out-take from the "Low End Theory" the bass and drums are so ridiculously fat and loud. But I would call it spiritual because it has chimes and shit on it.

 

[noz]

does this record count?

 

[The_Hook_Up]

does this record count?

I would say that is the first spiritual jazz LP

 

[noz]

"Dahts Zee Joke"

 

[The_Hook_Up]

"Dahts Zee Joke"