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Album: Black Rhythm Happening Released: 1969 Blue Note ‎ Eddie Gale's second Blue Note outing as a leader is one of the most adventurous recordings to come.

Album: Black Rhythm Happening (1969) 4 Men With Beards ‎– 4M128 vinyl rip.

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Black Rhythm Happening picks up where Ghetto Music left off, in that it takes the soul and free jazz elements of his debut and adds to them the sound of the church in all its guises - from joyous call and response celebration on the title track (and album opener), to the mournful funeral sounds of "Song of Will," to. the determined Afro-Latin-style chanting on "Mexico Thing" that brings the pre-Thomas Dorsey gospel to the revolutionary song style prevalent in Zapata's Mexico - all thanks to the Eddie Gale Singers.

Eddie Gale, Russel Lyle, Judah Samuel and Henry Pearson were indicated as 'Noble Gale Musicians'. Others were indicated as 'Guest Musicians'. p) 2003 EMI Music Special Markets (c) 2003 Runt LLC Black Rhythm Happening original art (c) 1969 Blue Note Records.

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This, the second Blue Note album by Eddie Gale, was released in 1969 and includes jazz heavy weight Elvin Jones on drums and sax man Jimmy Lyons. Remastered from the original master tapes with original artwork. Previously deleted:1/1/11. Original release date:6/27/03). Black Rhythm Happening.

Black Rhythm Happening picks up where Ghetto Music left off, in that it takes the soul and free jazz elements of his debut and adds to them the sound of the church in all its guises - from joyous call and response celebration on the title track (and album opener), to the mournful funeral sounds of "Song of Will," to the determined. Afro-Latin-style chanting on "Mexico Thing" that brings the pre-Thomas Dorsey gospel to the revolutionary song style prevalent in Zapata's Mexico - all thanks to the Eddie Gale Singers.