Ultimate spiritual jazz, driven by pure blackness and refined spirituality!
Drummer Roy Brooks, who had a huge influence on the Detroit jazz scene, including participating in various TRIBE albums, left behind an incredible live documentary with "ETHNIC EXPRESSIONS," which reaches the pinnacle of rarity, spirituality, and groove!
Roy Brooks began his career in the 1950s, and continued to play in the bands of such renowned artists as Stanley Turrentine, Yusef Lateef, and Charles Mingus, remaining at the forefront of the US jazz scene until his death in 2005. He had a profound influence on the US jazz scene, including his work on Tribe, the legendary spiritual jazz label from his hometown of Detroit, and his involvement in M'Boom, a cutting-edge project led by legendary drummer Max Roach, a project in which all members were percussionists. With his own band, Roy Brooks and the Artistic Truth, he developed a style of spiritual jazz guided by the purest Blackness and a refined spirituality. Just like "ETHNIC EXPRESSIONS," the ultimate spiritual jazz album praised for its rarity, spirituality, and groove, this album features powerful black musicians such as Joe Bonner (piano), Reggie Workman (bass), Sonny Fortune (alto sax), and Cecil Bridgewater (trumpet), creating a tense sound that rivals even "ETHNIC EXPRESSIONS" and truly deserves to be called the "ultimate" spiritual jazz definitive album!
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Black Survival
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Black Survival - Here And Now
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Sahel
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Black Survival - Crisis
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Dialogue
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Relief
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Black Survival - Prologue
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