Taylor, Cecil - Unit Structure (Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series) Mo-Fi)

Taylor, Cecil - Unit Structure (Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series) Mo-Fi)The intrepid free jazz pianist Cecil Taylor made his Blue Note debut with the explosive 1966 album Unit Structures featuring trumpeter Eddie Gale, saxophonists Jimmy Lyons and Ken McIntyre, bassists Henry Grimes and Alan Silva, and drummer Andrew Cyrille. The four extended pieces performed here scale the pinnacle of the mid 1960s jazz avant garde. This Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition is stereo, all analog, mastered by Kevin Gray from the original

Label: Silver Age

In that span

Label: Remined Records (Colemine Records)

allowing for listeners and the music press to let their imaginations run wild about who these men were and what this music was that sounded unlike anything else happening at the close of the psychedelic '60s

9 The Song (We Go)

the album became the band's most successful up to that point

an assertion guitarist Alex Wade agrees with: "It's still very much a metal album

4 Memory Accident

The third and final installment of Thelonious Monk's London Collection

tackling complex themes (“Come Calling [His Song]” and “Come Calling [Her Song]” tackle the onset of Alzheimer’s from the perspective of an elderly afflicted couple) with the confidence of a band at the peak of its powers

and we begin to lose our respect for those with differing opinions and our compassion for one another

The bold admission is but one example of the intimacy experienced throughout the record