This is from 1957, holy fuck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpcyHiC9jgA
Pretty good, and pretty crazy considering the time!
>This is from 1957
So? Don't know much about the period.
>>73315736
see this >>73315722
>>73315762
Yeah, but in what way is it crazy for its time. Like, what does it predate?
>>73315787
pretty abstract and free for something that predates the shape of jazz to come by 2 years
stuff like this might have already been around in avant garde classical music though
>>73315787
Free Jazz basically
>>73315787
it predates all the avant-garde and free jazz movement that began in the 1960's by the hand of ornette coleman, albert ayler, john coltrane, cecil taylor, eric dolphy, etc.
>>73315855
>>73315846
>>73315837
Thanks mates, it sounds a little less free to me than the other artists, guess that's why it didn't click with me. Tristano did it first, anyways.
>he still believes the "Ornette Coleman 'invented' free jazz meme"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZCrLkGTkcw
this is from 1955
>>73315877
this is wilder than what tristano did btw
>>73315907
>he still believes the "Buddy Collette" 'invented' free jazz" meme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlrfIA8ADJ8
this is from 1949
>>73315926
yes, obviously. I was just sayin', since no one mentioned it in the list of names
>>73315907
wow that's great, i didn't know about that album, i've heard some of his albums with dolphy only
>>73315952
>the "Buddy Collette" 'invented' free jazz" meme
Nobody said that you dumb dumb and you had already pointed out tristano anyway
>>73315981
>you dumb dumb
I'm sorry anon, I just wanted to rephrase his meme.
>>73315992
Everybody knows about Tristano already. Besides we all know he only played harmonically free music, rhythmically it was still basically bebop
>>73316018
still a cool thing, I guess