Barcode: 745125277974
2022 limited restock. Orchestrated by Gilles Peterson following their performances together at his We Out Here festival, legendary jazz saxophonist Gary Bartz and ensemble Maisha have recorded for Night Dreamer's third Direct-to-Disc session. With his 50 years of musical experience ahead of the band, the musical synergy captured between the Blue Note artist and the young sextet has been captured in this unique and stirring recording. The album features three tracks that were sketched, arranged and performed within the recording session alongside alternative versions two of Bartz's original compositions from the early '70s: the haunting "Uhuru Sasa" and the spiraling jazz-funk of his "Dr Follows Dance".
Track Listing:
01. Harlem to Haarlem (8:25)
02. The Stank (7:36)
03. Leta's Dance (8:43)
04. Uhuru Sasa (3:23)
05. Dr. Follows Dance (7:13)
- Legendary jazz saxophonist Gary Bartz and ensemble Maisha have recorded for Night Dreamer's third Direct-to-Disc session.
- Features three tracks that were sketched, arranged and performed within the recording session alongside alternative versions two of Bartz's original compositions from the early '70s.
- UPC: 745125277974
- Format: Vinyl
- Label: Night Dreamer
- Genre: Jazz
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