John Carter - Fields (1988)
BAND/ARTIST: John Carter
- Title: Fields
- Year Of Release: 1988
- Label: Gramavision [R2 79425]
- Genre: Jazz, Free Jazz
- Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 62:42
- Total Size: 366 MB(+3%) | 148 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01 - Ballad To Po' Ben
02 - Bootyreba At The Big House
03 - Juba's Run
04 - Seasons
05 - Fields
06 - Children Of The Fields
07 - On A Country Road
personnel :
Clarinet – John Carter
Clarinet [Bass], Flute – Marty Ehrlich
Cornet – Bobby Bradford
Drums – Andrew Cyrille
Synthesizer, Keyboards – Don Preston
Trombone – Benny Powell
Violin, Vocals – Theresa Jenoure
Clarinetist John Carter, a few years before his death, musically told the story of Black Americans in five albums. The fourth set concentrates on the years of slavery, which were filled with both despair and hope for the future. The octet (Carter, his longtime cornetist Bobby Bradford, violinist Terry Jenoure, who also sings, Marty Ehrlich on bass clarinet and flute, trombonist Benny Powell, keyboardist Don Preston, bassist Fred Hopkins and drummer Andrew Cyrille) covers a wide range of moods in the seven Carter originals, and the voice of John Carter's late uncle reminiscing about the early days is also heard in spots. Memorable.~Scott Yanow
01 - Ballad To Po' Ben
02 - Bootyreba At The Big House
03 - Juba's Run
04 - Seasons
05 - Fields
06 - Children Of The Fields
07 - On A Country Road
personnel :
Clarinet – John Carter
Clarinet [Bass], Flute – Marty Ehrlich
Cornet – Bobby Bradford
Drums – Andrew Cyrille
Synthesizer, Keyboards – Don Preston
Trombone – Benny Powell
Violin, Vocals – Theresa Jenoure
Clarinetist John Carter, a few years before his death, musically told the story of Black Americans in five albums. The fourth set concentrates on the years of slavery, which were filled with both despair and hope for the future. The octet (Carter, his longtime cornetist Bobby Bradford, violinist Terry Jenoure, who also sings, Marty Ehrlich on bass clarinet and flute, trombonist Benny Powell, keyboardist Don Preston, bassist Fred Hopkins and drummer Andrew Cyrille) covers a wide range of moods in the seven Carter originals, and the voice of John Carter's late uncle reminiscing about the early days is also heard in spots. Memorable.~Scott Yanow
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