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From the legendary Hernandez Brothers of Love and Rockets
Inner Ear remained in Don's basement until its 1990 relocation to a larger space on South Oakland Street
including mysterious metal and wooden instruments
Clouds allows the shape of the grain’s envelope to be morphed – from sharp rectangular edges to a smooth bell curve
the concluding four tracks almost feel like a self-contained suite
Poem for Malcolm LP (BYG) Dharma From the legendary Hernandez BrothersPoem for Malcolm (1969) is a politically potent free jazz album recorded in Paris shortly after his relocation to Europe. The title track features Shepp's anguished spokenword dedication to Malcolm X over avantgarde improvisation, deeply expressing grief and determined activism. Backing Shepp is a stellar transatlantic ensemble blending innovation with tradition: Hank Mobley on tenor sax, Burton Greene on piano, Malachi Favors on bass, Claude Delcloo
