Smith, Wadada Leo: Emerald Duets
Smith, Wadada Leo: Emerald Duets
Format: CD
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Artist: Smith, Wadada Leo
Label: Tum Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 6430015288065
Genre: Jazz
(5-CD set) The Emerald Duets is a crowning achievement among Wadada Leo Smith's many recorded duo collaborations with drummers/percussionists that have previously featured such creative giants as Ed Blackwell, Jack DeJohnette, Milford Graves (TUM BOX 003), Louis Moholo-Moholo (TUM CD 029) and Gnter Sommer, among others. The Emerald Duets features four master drummers who have each, in their own unique fashion, contributed to the way modern drumming has developed in the past six decades and how it is now perceived. Pheeroan akLaff, Andrew Cyrille and Han Bennink are each featured on one disc and Jack DeJohnette on two discs, including Smith's five-part composition "Paradise: The Gardens and Fountains" that fills the fifth disc of this boxed set in it's entirety. The sessions with akLaff, Cyrille and DeJohnette mostly feature compositions by Wadada Leo Smith, including three very different versions of Smith's powerful statement for the protection of freedom and democracy, "The Patriot Act, Unconstitutional and a Force that Destroys Democracy." The session with Bennink includes a combination of Smith's compositions and collectively created tracks.
Tracks:
1.1 Litanies, Prayers and Meditations
1.2 The Prayer (For Keith Jarrett)
1.3 First Meditation from the Heart: The Beauty, the Beloved
1.4 The Uyghur in Xinjiang, China
1.5 A Sonic Expression (Wadada Leo Smith)
1.6 Part 1
1.7 Part 2
1.8 Part 3
1.9 Part 4
1.10 A Sonic Litany on Peace
1.11 The Patriot Act, Unconstitutional and a Force That Destroys Democracy
1.12 A Sonic Litany on Justice
1.13 Second Meditation from the Heart: The Beloved, the Beauty
1.14 Havana, Cuba
1.15 The Patriot Act, Unconstitutional and a Force That Destroys Democracy
1.16 Havana, the Maghrib Prayer and Reflections
1.17 Ilhan Omar
1.18 Mongezi Feza
1.19 Jeanne Lee: In a Jupiter Mood
1.20 Donald Ayler: The Master of the Sound and Energy Forms
1.21 A Rainbow Sonic Ark for Tomasz Ludwik Stanko (1942-2018
1.22 Haiti, An Independent Nation in 1804 But Not Recognized By Britain, France, Germany, the United States and Others: A Designed Tragedy
1.23 Mysterious Sonic Fields
1.24 Chrysanthemum Flowers on a Mountaintop (For Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson)
1.25 Largo: A Mysterious Love Sonic (For Shana Redmond and Her Famil)
1.26 Louis Armstrong in New York City and Accra, Ghana
1.27 Albert Einstein: Particles of Light, a Study in Perception
1.28 Ornette Coleman at the World's Fair of Science and Art in Fort Worth, Texas
1.29 The Call - a Duet Between Joseph "King" Oliver and Jelly Roll Morton
1.30 Light Garden in a Dream-Space, a Remembrance of Shaba of Ethiopia
1.31 Han Bennink on Fifth Avenue, NYC
1.32 Johnny Dyani, the Artist Who Imagined a New South Africa. a Celebration
1.33 Wadada Leo Smith ; Jack Dejohnette: Freedom Summer, the Legacysandalwood and Sage
1.34 Freedom Summer
1.35 Meditation: A Sonic Circle of Double Piano Resonances
1.36 The Patriot Act, Unconstitutional and a Force That Destroys Democracy
1.37 Silence, Quietness and Very Still
1.38 Paradise: The Gardens and Fountains
1.39 Paradise: The Gardens and Fountains
1.40 Part I - the River of Abundance
1.41 Part II - the Fountain of Tasnim
1.42 Part III - the Supreme Fountain
1.43 Part IV - Exaltation and Musk
1.44 Part V - Pomegranates and Herbal Teas
