CHICO FREEMAN - SPIRIT SENSITIVE (1979)
autumn in new-york
peace
a child is born
lonnie's lament
you don't have to say you're sorry
wise one
it never entered my mind
close to you alone
carnival
don't get around much anymore
chico freeman (ts, ss)
cecil mcbee (b)
john hicks (p)
billy hart (d)
don moye (d) (tk 9 & 10)
jay hoggard (vb) (tk 9)
autumn in new-york
peace
a child is born
lonnie's lament
you don't have to say you're sorry
wise one
it never entered my mind
close to you alone
carnival
don't get around much anymore
chico freeman (ts, ss)
cecil mcbee (b)
john hicks (p)
billy hart (d)
don moye (d) (tk 9 & 10)
jay hoggard (vb) (tk 9)
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Thanks very much vesper. Chico Freeman always appreciated.
thanks for this!!!
wow!thanks this IS jazz!waynes
I'm very glad to see that these older India Navigation LPs are not forgotten. Too bad that many have never been available on CD while most others are now OOP since a long time.
Thanks for this post.
Thank you, vespar! Looks like another goodie!
Beautiful music. Thanks.
Thanks. Used to have the lp so looking forward to a re-hear
This was such a great label, Vesper; I have the Outside Within on LP, which think DID appear on CD for a little while as well. I wonder if this pone did. But Cecil McBee's records are also beautiful, as is Pharoah Sanders date under his own name--this is not for your edification since I know you know; I'm just remembering. For me, this and Outside Within are favorites in his catalogue; he kinda lost his way or something. I don't know what happened. But thank you for posting this gem.
This is beautiful music.
Many thanks for sharing it!
Oooo. Have we entered an india navigation phase?? Cecil McBee Alternate Space would dy-na-mite.
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Nice Post!
As you said, I'm probably a lucky sailor. Some weeks ago I could also found Cecil McBee's "Compassion", with Chico Freeman, which I lost many years ago. I's great to travel Blogland...
Thanks Vesper
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Glad you mentioned "Compassion" anon. Just grabbed it. Many thanks in retrospect vesper.
Thanks Vesper. 1st time hearing Chico F. for me. And thanks again for Cecil Payne's Zodiac. I've listened to it about a million times since discovering it here.
this looks like a good one. you never know with chico - some of his stuff (destiny's dance, luminous, unspoken word) are just great, others are quite questionable. acoustic, early, great band - this has all the makings of a classic one. thanks for it.
vesper-thanks so much for this-it looks great!Also wanted to give a shout-out for McBee's Compassion.GREAT ALBUM!Thanks so much!
John V.
I have this one on vinyl, so I'm good, but I just wanted to thank you anyway. It's a great album that people should know about. There's another album by him called Still Sensitive that is very good too.
Looks good -- my lady will love 'Wise One, it's her favorite Coltrane song.
yeah , all of the above a stunning album!!!
Ever since I laid my hands on Freeman's "No Time Left", I can't wait to hear more and more by him. I'm really impressed by his attitude - when it was somewhat natural to become compromised, entangled in producing jazz-pap or straight pop, this guy was making a music that stretched its own definitions. It's a nice music, too, devilishly free and fantastically logical at the same time. It takes a lot of daring to make such music, and I'm very much impressed by his bravura.
That said, thank you very much for this offering :)
Thanks a lot for this Chico....
Jack Flash
Thanks! A pearl this is.
Thanks so much for posting this. I've played it twice this morning -- it brightened up the day. Any chance his "Kings of Mali" LP might make an appearance here some day?
Thanks Vesper ; really looking forward to discover this album.
This is one of my favorite albums ever.
This is good stuff love it
Excellent; Thank you very much
hello vesper... could you give some help... The cd of spirit sensitive by chico freeman has 3 extra songs. Do you have any idea where do they come from. specialy you don't have to say you're sorry... in which record is this song... thanks c
Chico! I love his 70s albums. He is a fantastic player.
Excellent post.
thanks man for this, can't wait. check my shit out for some reciprocation.
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thanks for this one. Chico is a great balladist. I invite you to my blog Jazz en la Web:
http://jazzparadescargar.blogspot.com/
Regards.
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