A 1987 celebration of this man's music at Carnegie Hall featured his compositions "The Sacred Mind of Johnny Dolphin" and "Time Design," dedicated to the memory of Buckminster Fuller. This man, who recorded The Empty Foxhole with his ten-year old son, started out in the traveling minstrel show of Silas Green and then joined the band of Pee Wee Crauton. Later, he recorded the symphonic suite Skies of America, but better known is an album of his containing the songs "Congeniality," "Focus on Sanity," and "Lonely Woman." His original quartet consisted of Don Cherry, Billy Higgins, and Charlie Haden – and this founder of the band Prime Time employed a musical style he referred to as Harmolodics. FTP, name ►this alto sax
A 1987 celebration of this man's music at Carnegie Hall featured his compositions "The Sacred Mind of Johnny Dolphin" and "Time Design," dedicated to the memory of Buckminster Fuller. This man, who recorded The Empty Foxhole with his ten-year old son, started out in the traveling minstrel show of Silas Green and then joined the band of Pee Wee Crauton. Later, he recorded the symphonic suite Skies of America, but better known is an album of his containing the songs "Congeniality," "Focus on Sanity," and "Lonely Woman." His original quartet consisted of Don Cherry, Billy Higgins, and Charlie Haden – and this founder of the band Prime Time employed a musical style he referred to as Harmolodics. FTP, name ►this alto sax player who pioneered "free jazz" with his landmark 1959 album The Shape of Jazz to Come.
A 1987 celebration of this man's music at Carnegie Hall featured his compositions "The Sacred Mind of Johnny Dolphin" and "Time Design," dedicated to the memory of Buckminster Fuller.
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