Southern University Jazz Ensemble, Live At the 1971 American College Jazz Festival

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BIS => 2 / 3 WEEKS
1LP - NOW-AGAIN
1971 => 2023

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Statut: BACK IN STOCK
Genre: JAZZ
Format: 1 LP
Date de parution: 1971
Date de la réedition: 2023
Label: NOW-AGAIN RECORDS

TRACKLIST 


A1. Music Came 
A2. Tunji
A3. Straight Life 
A4. North American Idiosyncrasy
B1. Milestones 
B2. In My Solitude 
B3. So What 
B4. God Gave Us A Song

DESCRIPTION


First ever commercial releases of New Orleans’ legend Alvin Batiste’s Spiritual Jazz albums created with the college band he instructed and led in Baton Rouge - Goes To Africa With Love and Live at The 1971 American College Jazz Festival
Originally given away as souvenirs at Southern University, these albums contains deep Batiste originals and, on Live, are paired with excellent John Coltrane, Miles Davis and Freddie Hubbard covers. They are some of the most sought after albums of Americas 70s jazz underground.
Each album contains extensive booklet detailing Batiste’s life and his time spent honing and recording this remarkable band of young students.
That one of the great Spiritual Jazz albums of the era could be found in duplicate New Orleans thrift store in the 1980s goes a long way in illustrating the lack of acclaim this special and overlooked album maintained, even in a city where the Batiste name is musical royalty. The Southern University albums Alvin Batiste offered the world were novelies, not worthy of serious consideration, a moment captured, but not necessarily worthy of being collected or preserved by anyone not immediately
involved in its creation.
That changes now. With the release of the two Southern University albums, Now-Again continues a conversation begun with the late Kashmere Stage Band director Conrad O. Johnson and the issue of his high school students’ music as Texas Thunder Soul, and the continued belief that beautiful music created by youth - even under the most adverse circumstances - can always inspire us.