Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - The Freedom Rider - vinyl
Vinyl Grade:
Very Good Plus
Jacket Grade:
Very Good
Details
Art Blakey & The Jazz MessengersThe Freedom Rider
Condition: Sounds incredible. Few surface marks, not audible. Edge wear, aging and a small tear in the back cover as well as some spot wear.
Used or New?
Used
Year pressed:
1966
Country:
US
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Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers are one the most influential ensembles in the history of jazz. Led, unusually, by a drummer, the group was a platform and launch pad for some of the most prominent jazz musicians of the 20th century.
Blakey, born October 11, 1919, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was a powerhouse drummer known for his aggressive style and dynamic presence. He formed the Jazz Messengers with pianist Horace Silver, and the group quickly established itself with its hard-swinging approach, deeply rooted in the blues and gospel traditions. Their self-titled debut album, "
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