Brackeen and Cherry wrestle across this solid bedrock, with results that are often surprising and never short of beautiful.

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Charles Brackeen – Charles Concept.

A PRODUCT OF STRATA-EAST, IN. . 10014" under the Strata-East logo on the labels (see images). Matrix, Runout (Side A Etched Runout): SES 19736 A S/W.

Strata East US. Charles BRACKEEN. Rhythm X: The Music Of Charles Brackeen. Strata East US. Format: limited 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP Cat: SES 19736 Released: 15 Feb 19 Genre: Jazz. Side 1. 1. "Rhythm X" (7:48). 2. "Hour Glass" (11:32). Side 2. "Charles Concept" (6:43). "CB Blues" (7:40).

A1 Rhythm X 8:03 A2 Hour Glass 11:31 B1 Charles Concept 7:50 B2 C. B. Blues 7:00. Bass – Charlie Hayden Drums – Edward Blackwell Saxophone, Composed By – Charles Brackeen Trumpet – Don Cherry. Strata-East – SES-19736 (US). Recorded on January 26, 1968 at Upsurge Studio, New York City. Thanks to snobb for the addition. Rhythm X (The Music Of Charles Brackeen) Reissued Strata-East ‎Records. Rhythm X (The Music Of Charles Brackeen) Contents.

Listen to music from Charles Brackeen like Rhythm X, Hour Glass & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Charles Brackeen. He was married to pianist Joanne Brackeen Brackeen originally studied violin and piano before switching to saxophone. He played in a recording with members of the Ornette Coleman Quartet in 1968 and on Jazz Composer's Orchestra recordings by Don Cherry (1973), Leroy Jenkins (1975), and Paul Motian for ECM (1978 & 1979).

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Charles Brackeen tenor and soprano saxophone Dennis Gonzalez trumpet, fluegelhorn Malachi Favors bass Alvin Fielder drums. To better understand or pinpoint an artist's musical approach, most listeners are bound to make comparisons that will give them an easy starting point. Such is the case with saxophonist Charles Brackeen. Let listeners hear Charles' wide vibrato in the altissimo range, and he or she will say, "Well, he plays like Albert Ayler.