Paris Jazz Corner

Verve 1996 (réf. 531- 918-2 -)

Featuring :
Jayne Cortez (vocals), Talib Qadir Kibwe (saxophone), Frank Lowe (saxophone), Billy Branch (harmonica), Denardo Coleman (drums), Bern Nix (guitar), Carl Weathersby (guitar)

CD, stereo, second hand, 10.00 €
[11.80 US$, 1,297.00 ¥]

1996 CD edition

> sold

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This collaboration of poetry and music is focused on the basic progressive aspects of the blues in the deepest sense. 'Taking the Blues Back Home' means being progressive. The blues talks about and has respect for the struggles of the past and is definitely concerned with the present and the future. It talks about Black culture and reinvestigates the African experience as encountered all over the world.
Jayne Cortez

1. taking the blues back home
2. bumblebee, you saw big mama
3. mojo
4. cultural operations
5. the guitars i used to know
6. talk to me (for don cherry)
7. i have been searching
8. global inequalities
9. blues bop for diz
10. you can be
11. endangered species llist blues
12. nobody knows a thing