The Art Ensemble of Chicago Art Ensemble Of Chicago - Record Album - Vinyl LP
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Pressed on 180-gram vinyl and restored & remastered from the original tapes. Housed in a faithfully reproduced gatefold sleeve with a classy matte laminate varnish, it also includes an insert featuring a new and insightful essay by renowned author & music journalist John Masouri. The first of The Art Ensemble of Chicago's renowned trio of albums for BYG's Actuel series now returns in a deluxe, audiophile edition. This album is the Art Ensemble's most celebrated release, capturing the American avant-garde jazz collective at their most sensational, provocative, and startlingly original in a historic June 1969 session at Studio Saravah in Paris. Recorded in the aftermath of widespread anti-government protests and student riots, this album showcases what happens when four highly intuitive and accomplished musicians-driven by Black Nationalism and dreams of liberation, and armed with an array of diverse instruments-let their inspiration run free. The tracks on A Jackson in Your House challenge us to view music in a different light-not just as a source of entertainment, but as enlightenment, wonderment born of togetherness, courage, beauty, and surprise, all mixed with terrifying honesty.
- Label: BYG
- Label: BYG
- Genre: JAZZ
- Genre: Jazz
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The Art Ensemble of Chicago Art Ensemble Of Chicago - Record Album - Vinyl LP
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- Type Vinyl
- Vendor The Art Ensemble of Chicago
- SKU P83LH4-9INQ-RR
- Barcode 5060767443552
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