MARION BROWN - Three For Shepp LP jazz with an adequate production

with an adequate production

though they often alter their time signatures and add fuzzy bass sounds

sharing space with the expansive triple guitar leads to complete the sound of this unique chin-scratcher of a band

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MARION BROWN - Three For Shepp LP jazz with an adequate productionIn 1966, when Marion Brown was ready to make his first record as a leader, he was standing on the shoulders of giants. Formative associations with Ornette Coleman and Sun Ra established Brown as a saxophonist to watch, and he had already appeared on free jazz landmarks Archie Shepps Fire Music and John Coltranes Ascension. Originally released on Impulse!, Browns debut lays down three startling originals and three tunes by Sheppechoing his mentors 1964