Brown Rice LP (A&M) Consignment and others about the subtle

and others about the subtle variations in generation and attitude that define their music

The uncanny sense of interplay and rhythm he's established with resourceful tuba player Bob Stewart through the years has broadened and is the central charm of this album

The sound is almost freer than later work by the group – or certainly at the fierceness they hit right at the start of the 70s – and the lineup here includes both Roscoe Mitchell and Joseph Jarman on a range of reed instruments

The Baltimore concert is the source for this recording

and Chanté

Brown Rice LP (A&M) Consignment and others about the subtleUnlike its predecessor, "Eternal Rhythm," which wove global influences into a free jazz framework, Brown Rice is a daring fusion of Indian, African, and Arabic music with electrified jazz rock. The album's hypnotic grooves, spiritual solos, and mystical atmosphere, accompanied by Cherry's enigmatic vocals and trumpet, create an otherworldly experience. It includes timeless classics like "Degi Degi" and offers a unique blend of primitive and futuristic