This is kind of weird. It quickly went into obscurity.
And, it's not all that representative of what I listen to – aside from Booker Ervin who is one of my favorite jazz tenors.
Although it's not clear what you should expect from branching off of Sun Ra.
Probably works better for a non-jazz lover.
Some of these might be worth checking out?
1. Sun Ra (1)
2. Art Ensemble Of Chicago
3. Anthony Braxton
4. Cecil Taylor
5. Sam Rivers
6. Grachan Moncur III
7. Freddie Redd
8. Horace Parlan
9. Tina Brooks
10. Blue Mitchell
11. Johnny Griffin
12. Booker Ervin
13. Woody Shaw
14. Tom Harrell
15. Eric Alexander
16. Joe Locke
17. Sheryl Bailey and Three Rivers
18. Mario Adnet and Phillipe Baden Powell
19. Q'd Up
20. Phil Kelly and the Northwest Prevailing Winds
21. Chuck Owen And The Jazz Surge
22. Don Braden and Mark Rapp
23. Antonio Ciacca
24. Greg Lyons
25. John Stein
Instructions:
Go to the page of your number one artist…
And, it's not all that representative of what I listen to – aside from Booker Ervin who is one of my favorite jazz tenors.
Although it's not clear what you should expect from branching off of Sun Ra.
Probably works better for a non-jazz lover.
Some of these might be worth checking out?
1. Sun Ra (1)
2. Art Ensemble Of Chicago
3. Anthony Braxton
4. Cecil Taylor
5. Sam Rivers
6. Grachan Moncur III
7. Freddie Redd
8. Horace Parlan
9. Tina Brooks
10. Blue Mitchell
11. Johnny Griffin
12. Booker Ervin
13. Woody Shaw
14. Tom Harrell
15. Eric Alexander
16. Joe Locke
17. Sheryl Bailey and Three Rivers
18. Mario Adnet and Phillipe Baden Powell
19. Q'd Up
20. Phil Kelly and the Northwest Prevailing Winds
21. Chuck Owen And The Jazz Surge
22. Don Braden and Mark Rapp
23. Antonio Ciacca
24. Greg Lyons
25. John Stein
Instructions:
Go to the page of your number one artist…
