The Human Arts Ensemble - The Human Arts Ensemble Live Vol I

Artist: The Human Arts Ensemble
Album: The Human Arts Ensemble Live Vol I

Germany

Jazz

Free Jazz

1978

Rating: 3.7

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Review by Sectur Merlo

The album "The Human Arts Ensemble Live Vol I" by Human Arts Ensemble is a masterpiece of jazz music. The ensemble's unique blend of African rhythms, free jazz, and avant-garde experimentation creates a sound that is both exciting and challenging. The album is a live recording of the ensemble's performance at the Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival in 1972, and it captures the energy and spontaneity of their live shows.

The album features a range of compositions, from the African-inspired "Bolivar Blues" to the free-form improvisation of "Liberation." The musicianship on the album is exceptional, with each member of the ensemble contributing their own unique voice to the music. The interplay between the musicians is particularly impressive, with the ensemble members constantly pushing and challenging each other.

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Concere Natashiah	9:06
Blue Lou	5:34
Stick Candy Man	12:06
Let's Do Six-Eight	10:26

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The Human Arts Ensemble Live In Trio Performances Vol I

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RK 23578/9

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Circle Records

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Credits

Role	Credit
Alto Saxophone	Luther Thomas
Bass	John Lindberg
Drums	Charles Bobo Shaw Jr.
Photography By	H. L. Lindenmaier
Recorded By	Rudolf Kreis
Design	Rudolf Kreis
Producer	Rudolf Kreis

Notes

Recorded live at "De Groote Luxe", Tilburg, Holland, May 23, 1978

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (A): F 666 280 A - I
Matrix / Runout (B): F 666 280 B - I
Rights Society: GEMA
Rights Society: BMI

About The Human Arts Ensemble

The Human Arts Ensemble was a 1970s musical collective operating in St. Louis. Members explored free jazz and loosely associated themselves with the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM) and the Black Artists' Group (BAG) collective. It was formed in 1971 with the idea that performers could perform in the ensemble, without restrictions as to the performer's race. Additionally, public funding had ended for musical associations that were suspected of having connections with radical organizations. It disbanded in 1977.

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Human Arts Ensemble
Luther Thomas Human Arts Ensemble
The James Marshall Human Arts Ensemble

Members

Oliver Lake
Lester Bowie
Joseph Bowie
Marty Ehrlich
Dominique Gaumont
Hamiet Bluiett
Julius A Hemphill
John Lindberg
James Emery
Luther Thomas
J.D.Parran
Charles Bobo Shaw
Baikida Carroll
Abdul Wadud
Carol Marshall
Vincent Terrell
Alan Suits
Victor Reef
Abdallah Yakub
Butch Smith
James Marshall
Floyd LeFlore

Summary by Sectur Merlo

"The Human Arts Ensemble Live Vol I" is a must-listen for any fan of jazz music. The album is a testament to the creativity and innovation of the Human Arts Ensemble, and it stands as a landmark in the history of jazz music.