This mix is my tribute to the late Ornette Coleman. The first and last time I saw Ornette Coleman play live was in Nottingham back in the eighties. He was fronting his electric band Prime Time. The group comprised guitarists Charlie Ellerbee and Bern Nix, bassist Jamaaladeen Tacuma, and drummers Ronald Shannon Jackson and Denardo Coleman. I was sat about two rows from the front and was suffering a bad headache. The band took to the stage and immediately launched into a loud unremitting cacophonous wall of sound. I felt myself pushed back in my chair by the pure weight of the music. They played for two hours solid without a break. At times Ornette sawed away at a violin producing whelps of noise, while each member of the band played a different tune. Suffice it to say I left the gig dazed and confused and with a worse headache. To say the Coleman divides listers is an understatement. But I’ll tell you one thing, I’ll never forget that gig!
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It's a fine mix. What's popular is not necessarily good, and what is good is not necessarily popular. Fortunately, we don't need to do this for a living (that's why I'm on an all-volunteer station; marketing people are NOT going to tell me my business), so we can choose to do good stuff and let the world catch up to us. I've had the same sorts of disappointments re various shows. For what it's worth, the reason I listen to all of your offerings is the craft and thought you bring. More later. Keep the music strong, DrJ
As always, nicely done. I haven't heard a Burton Greene track in ages.......
Thanks for listening Dr. J. For some reason this mix has gone down like a lead balloon! Maybe Ornette is less popular than I suspected? I have to admit I’m getting a bit disillusioned with Mixcloud. You can never predict what what will be popular. I could go for a more populist mix, but even those can bomb. I’ve noticed the DJs with a zillion follows can post any old shit and get tons of listens. Maybe I shouldn’t worry about plays and just stick to my guns!
Good medicine, ta.
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