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 | Charles Lloyd: Soundtrack (CD: Atlantic)
In early 1966 saxophonist Charles Lloyd gathered around him some of the most adventurous musicians of his generation pianist Keith Jarrett, bassist Cecil McBee (replaced by Ron McLure the following year) and drummer Jack DeJohnette.Hailed by Billboard as 'the first psychedelic jazz group', the Charles Lloyd Quartet were one of the most popular jazz outfits of the late 1960s.Featuring the brilliant 'Sombrero Sam', later covered by Kool & The Gang, this live set from the 1969 MontereyJazz Festival captures the quartet at their very best, just before Miles Davis, ever hip to happening young voices, recruited Jarrett and DeJohnette. (Warner Jazz)
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Charles Lloyd: Moon Man (CD: BGO)
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 | Charles Lloyd: Fish Out Of Water (CD: ECM)
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Charles Lloyd: Notes From Big Sur (CD: ECM)
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 | Charles Lloyd: The Call (CD: ECM)
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Charles Lloyd: All My Relations (CD: ECM)
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 | Charles Lloyd: Canto (CD: ECM)
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Charles Lloyd: Voice In The Night (CD: ECM)
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 | Charles Lloyd: Hyperion With Higgins (CD: ECM)
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Charles Lloyd & Billy Higgins: Which Way Is East (CD: ECM, 2 CDs)
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 | Charles Lloyd: Jumping The Creek (CD: ECM)
In his 66th year, the great saxophone player from Memphis, Tennessee, makes vital, urgent new music with his current quartet – with prize-winning pianist Geri Allen, bassist Robert Hurst, and young drummer Eric Harland – playing a lengthy meditation on Jacques Brel’s Ne me quitte pas, Duke Ellington’s ballad Come Sunday and several of Charles Lloyd’s own varied songs. (New Note)
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Charles Lloyd: Sangam (CD: ECM)
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 | Charles Lloyd Quartet: Rabo De Nube (CD: ECM)
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