File under: Free Improvisation
Cecil Taylor
Mixed to Unit Structures Revisited
Temporary Super Offer! Cecil Taylor was quickly saddled with a reputation for being unswinging. He often danced before a recital to prove that you could indeed express the music physically. Indeed, almost the only way to appreciate this music is to dance to it, as I invariably do. It isn't a spectacle that needs to be shared with others, but in Taylor's absence can I invite you to find his remarkable essay and let it enter your head before you take the floor. Don't think about this music. Feel it, and let it move you. Litteraly - Brian Morton
Details
File under: Free Improvisation
Cat. number: ezz-thetics 1110
Year: 2021
Notes:
Recorded October 10th, 1961 (tracks 1 to 3); May 19th, 1966 (tracks 4 to 7).
Remastered November 2020
Tracks 1 to 3 originally included on the 1962 [a59659] Impulse LP [m=226827].
Tracks 4 to 7 originally released as the 1966 Blue Note LP [m=43554].
