"The Seed" opens an album by Fabrizio Cassol and Kris Defoort titled "Variations on [This Album]". A 2002 Deluxe Edition of this album contained a DVD of the only full live performance of it at the Antibes Jazz Festival in France, and an alternate sextet take of its opening song, which added Archie Shepp on sax and Art Davis on bass but removed the overdubbed (*) chanting of the album's title phrase. This album directly followed the release of Crescent, also on the Impulse! label. The standard version of this album--only 33 minutes in length--contained "the multi-armed Shiva of jazz", Elvin Jones, playing drums, as we
"The Seed" opens an album by Fabrizio Cassol and Kris Defoort titled "Variations on [This Album]". A 2002 Deluxe Edition of this album contained a DVD of the only full live performance of it at the Antibes Jazz Festival in France, and an alternate sextet take of its opening song, which added Archie Shepp on sax and Art Davis on bass but removed the overdubbed (*) chanting of the album's title phrase. This album directly followed the release of Crescent, also on the Impulse! label. The standard version of this album--only 33 minutes in length--contained "the multi-armed Shiva of jazz", Elvin Jones, playing drums, as well as Jimmy Garrison on bass and McCoy Tyner playing piano alongside the group's namesake on sax. Containing the tracks "Pursuance", "Resolution", "Acknowledgment" and "Psalm", this work ends with the assertion that the titular superlative force is "all from God." FTP, identify this 1965 album, a landmark work by John Coltrane.
"The Seed" opens an album by Fabrizio Cassol and Kris Defoort titled "Variations on [This Album]".
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