Albert Ayler - C.T. (Cecil Taylor)

Recorded in Copenhagen, Denmark, January 14, 1963.
Bass -- Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen
Drums -- Ronnie Gardiner
Piano -- Niels Brønsted
Saxophone [Tenor, Soprano] -- Albert Ayler

[@oscargrillo9508]

For curiosity I was listening to Sergio Mendes and his Brazil 66 and as usual, when I feel musical nausea I come to dear Albert Ayler or I go to Pee Wee Russell to refresh my soul and my ears with their musical sincerity.

[@lanceuppercut2013]

Albert is a beautiful bell pepper of sound.

[@michaelmorphites6733]

Wow

[@dolphytone]

Words just don't do this justice, Albert was on a different plane or sphere than anyone then or since he walked the Earth.

[@vatanenj]

i met Albert in Finlad/Helsinki and took Him to "Musicans Union jam session" There he made his first recording EVER. with Herbert Katz band,recorder by our National radio company..

[@XavierDujuan]

Raddaddy watanen Do you know where I can buy or listen to that recording?

[@vatanenj]

I had the Alert Ayler Collectors Box, it was the first recording there.

[@XavierDujuan]

Raddaddy watanen Thanks, I’ll look into it.

[@jazzerrocker]

Wow, that's awesome!

[@MassimoMagee]

What was he like?

[@dikkofaust8412]

The most interaction on the album. Notice how NHOP nudges Albert into Ysabel's Table Dance (Mingus Tijuana Moods) at 4:50 and Holiday for Strings at 10:48 and Ronnie Gardiner and Albert trade short phrases after his drum solo (11:35). Albert introduces "La Mayonnnaise" at 12:38. I'm probably missing some other hints of things to come.

[@hugo888888888]

There's this melody at 8:00 that idon't know the name.

[@ADURG1]

incredible....thank you.....

[@123must]

Beautiful !
Thanks

[@dhanielpreito9627]

Love this!

[@nicholasserrambana217]

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