[3LP] Kamasi Washington - The Epic

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Kamasi Washington - The Epic [Vinyl Box Sets]

Format: Vinyl Box Sets

Label: Brainfeeder [5054429002300]

Description:

Kamasi Washington's debut as a jazz bandleader! Kamasi Washington, a member of the studio band that composed To Pimp a Butterfly , has released a triple-album set that functions as an extravagant love letter to (among other things): soul jazz, John Coltrane (various periods), and 1970s fusion leaders such as Miles Davis and Weather Report. It's a large and generous canvas, with the feel of a generational intervention. As a member of the studio wrecking crew that brought Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly into being, this saxophonist-composer is unusually well poised to secure the attention of listeners who have previously been uninterested in jazz. (This past spring's celebration of all-things-TPAB was sufficiently strong that Billboard even published a well-reported piece that detailed exactly how Lamar's album came to feature so many jazz figures, including Washington.) The second truth is that jazz could use a few more people with Washington's cachet in the wider world-touring with Snoop Dogg, or putting out albums on Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder imprint. Admitting this is not tantamount to saying that jazz is in some unhealthy creative state (it isn't), but rather that the music currently faces an uphill struggle in the marketplace (as it often has).

Tracklista:

Volume 1 – The Plan
Change of the Guard
Isabelle
Final Thought
The Next Step
Askim
Volume 2 – The Glorious Tale
The Rhythm Changes
Leroy and Lanisha
Re Run
Miss Understanding
Henrietta Our Hero
Seven Prayers
Cherokee
Volume 3 – The Historic Repetition
The Magnificent 7
Re Run Home
Malcolm's Theme
Clair de Lune
The Message