Sonny Rollins   Our Man in Jazz
3.7
great
Release Date: 1962
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3.9 excellentErwann S. STAFF | April 20th 21

Swag. This is a swaggy motherfucker for sure. But it's less swaggy than the lineup: Don Cherry (cornet), Bob Cranshaw (bass), and Billy Higgins (drums) all were part of Ornette Coleman's band, but this time it's Sonny Rollins who's leading the charge. Having never listened to Rollins before, I can't argue whether the presence of free jazz veterans inspired the wild nature of the live performance (yes it's a live). Constant call-and-response, mad improv, fluid dynamics, and it's pushing the bop into the avant-garde part of jazz (without the atonality). Some improv parts lasted longer than they should have, but it's nonetheless one swag album.

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4.0 excellenteloimayano | November 1st 22
4.0 excellentdakotadsmith | June 1st 22
4.0 excellentmrfixit | December 10th 21
4.0 excellentTrifolium | April 28th 21
4.0 excellentPangea | April 20th 21
3.0 goodsolrage | June 1st 20
2.5 averageJ.C. van Beekum | May 11th 20
4.0 excellentgilly | January 18th 19
4.0 excellentCRX | July 8th 18

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