Yusef Lateef - The Diverse Yusef Lateef/Suite 16 (1970)
BAND/ARTIST: Yusef Lateef
- Title: The Diverse Yusef Lateef/Suite 16
- Year Of Release: 1970
- Label: Rhino
- Genre: Post-Bop, World Fusion
- Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log)
- Total Time: 63:05
- Total Size: 359 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
The Diverse Yusef Lateef
01. Live Humble (Lateef)
02. A Long Time Ago (Lateef)
03. Eboness (Brooks)
04. Chandra (Lateef)
Suite 16
05. Buddy and Lou (Lateef)
06. Down in Atlanta (Lateef)
07. Nocturne (Lateef)
08. When a Man Loves a Woman (Lewis-Wright)
09. Michelle (Lennon-McCartney)
Symphonic Blues Suite:
10. First Movement: Folia
11. Second Movement: Minuet (Hybrid, Atonal)
12. Third Movement: Blues (Twelve Measure Form) & Variational Interlude
13. Fourth Movement: Passacaglia
14. Fifth Movement: Chorale & Sixth Movement: Blues (Extended Form)
15. Seventh Movement: Blues, Coda
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The Diverse Yusef Lateef
01. Live Humble (Lateef)
02. A Long Time Ago (Lateef)
03. Eboness (Brooks)
04. Chandra (Lateef)
Suite 16
05. Buddy and Lou (Lateef)
06. Down in Atlanta (Lateef)
07. Nocturne (Lateef)
08. When a Man Loves a Woman (Lewis-Wright)
09. Michelle (Lennon-McCartney)
Symphonic Blues Suite:
10. First Movement: Folia
11. Second Movement: Minuet (Hybrid, Atonal)
12. Third Movement: Blues (Twelve Measure Form) & Variational Interlude
13. Fourth Movement: Passacaglia
14. Fifth Movement: Chorale & Sixth Movement: Blues (Extended Form)
15. Seventh Movement: Blues, Coda
Yusef Lateef became a controversial figure within the jazz world during the 1960s, as he moved heavily into African and Asian music, and away from hard bop, mainstream, and soul-jazz. These two albums tried to forge a middle ground; The Diverse had four compositions (three by Lateef) with Lateef primarily on flute, playing soothing, often compelling melodies and doing some improvising, while integrating into some songs such non-Western elements as bamboo and Chinese flutes, and various percussion devices and sounds. Suite 16 also mixed approaches; on "Down In Atlanta," and his cover of "When A Man Loves A Woman," Lateef displayed the thick, robust, tenor sax-sound from his past. Both of these releases were erratic and often unsatisfying, but contained just enough quality material to keep you hoping from tune to tune.
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