Black Art Jazz Collective: Truth to Power
Black Art Jazz Collective: Truth to Power
Format: CD
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Artist: Black Art Jazz Collective
Label: Highnote
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 632375735326
Genre: Jazz
For it's 10th anniversary release, the Black Art Jazz Collective (BAJC), hailed by DownBeat Magazine as "a powerhouse of contemporary jazz talent," offers ten exciting and unique works that speak to both artistic freedom and musical sensibility relative to the tenor of our times. The band features an all-star line-up, including founding members Wayne Escoffery, Jeremy Pelt, James Burton III, Xavier Davis and Johnathan Blake who are joined by current members Victor Gould, Rashaan Carter and Mark Whitfield Jr. Wayne Escoffery tells us, "I formed Black Art Jazz Collective as an ensemble of African American musicians, celebrating Black culture and the origins of the music through original compositions with unapologetic pride."
Tracks:
1.1 Black Heart
1.2 The Fabricator
1.3 Truth to Power
1.4 It's Alright
1.5 Coming of Age
1.6 Dsus
1.7 Code Switching
1.8 Soliloquy (For Sidney Poitier)
1.9 Lookin' for Leroy
1.10 Blues on Stratford Road
