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Chapter 16 - A Taste of Freedom

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  31 March 2022

Alyn Shipton
Alyn Shipton
Affiliation:
Jazz Musician and Writer
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The chapter reflects on the birth of jazz-rock fusion, looking at both sides of the Atlantic. In the UK Graham Bond employs Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker and John McLaughlin. Ian Carr's Nucleus creates a new blend of free jazz and rock rhythms and Jon Hiseman explores simllar territory with Colosseum. The chapter explores the creation of Tony Williams' Lifetime, and goes on to look at Mahavishnu and Billy Cobham's various bands. Miles' and Williams' band members add their reminiscences.

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Ornette ColemanDewey RedmanGeri AllenHoward ShoreCharlie HadenPaul BleyCharnette MoffettJoachim KuhnDenardo ColemaGunther Schuller
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A Personal Journey
 , pp. 230 - 249
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2022

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