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Multiple finds saxophone virtuoso Joe Henderson operating in the sonic space between Fusion and Free Jazz, joined by a world-class ensemble featuring Dave Holland, Jack DeJohnette, Larry Willis, and James Blood Ulmer, who all heavily contribute to the momentum that makes the album a meeting of giants.
AMG review
Multiple is a bellwether album for jazz fans. You can tell a lot about listeners' ear and where their tastes reside based on whether they're big fans of Multiple, indifferent toward it, or don't like it at all. Joe Henderson's career arc has three major nodes -- his hard bopping '60s era, his '70s fusion stint, and his later reincarnation as a Grammy-winning, critically acclaimed, standard-blowing sage. Of these three, Henderson's '70s run is often underappreciated or, in
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
Multiple finds saxophone virtuoso Joe Henderson operating in the sonic space between Fusion and Free Jazz, joined by a world-class ensemble featuring Dave Holland, Jack DeJohnette, Larry Willis, and James Blood Ulmer, who all heavily contribute to the momentum that makes the album a meeting of giants.
AMG review
Multiple is a bellwether album for jazz fans. You can tell a lot about listeners’ ear and where their tastes reside based on whether they’re big fans of Multiple, indifferent toward it, or don’t like it at all. Joe Henderson’s career arc has three major nodes — his hard bopping ’60s era, his ’70s fusion stint, and his later reincarnation as a Grammy-winning, critically acclaimed, standard-blowing sage. Of these three, Henderson’s ’70s run is often underappreciated or, in
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