(Avant-Garde Jazz, AACM) Philip Cohran & the Artistic Heritage Ensemble - The Malcolm X Memorial (A Tribute in Music) 1968 - 2007, FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

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Philip Cohran And The Artistic Heritage Ensemble / The Malcolm X Memorial (A Tribute In Music)
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There is too much to say about Kelan Phil Cohran, from his work with Sun Ra, his involvement in the foundation of the AACM, his work at the Afro-Arts Theatre, to his memorial for Malcom X.
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Member of Sun Ra's Arkestra during it's early 60s Chicago period & early cohort of the AACM, Cohran also owned a small theatre where he ran an inner city community center/music practice space. Here's his tribute to Malcolm X, & it's kindof an Abbey Lincoln-on-acid sound: a big band/free jazz kill-whitey record with guitar from the dirty & fucked up Pete Cosey. Eventually the Afro-American Heritage ensemble spawned the legendary cosmofunk group the Pharoahs & even sent some members on to play with Earth Wind & Fire.
A brilliant tribute to the late Malcolm X – served up by Chicago's legendary Artistic Heritage Ensemble! The record's got an even farther-reaching sound than the group's self-titled effort – a flowing style that unfolds as their tribute to Malcolm rolls on – starting spare and earthy at first, then picking up a fuller, prouder, much more righteous groove as things really get going! As before, there's plenty of heavy percussion at the bottom of most tracks – topped by complicated horn passages that often verge on the exotic – and which have a tremendously captivating sound. The ensemble's led by the great Phil Cohran, who played with Sun Ra for a bit, and also plays cornet on the record – the rest of the group includes Charles Williams, Don Myrick, Louis Satterfield, Pete Cosey, Henry Gibson, Willie Woods, and Aaron Dodd – a lineup of players who also worked with Sun Ra, The Pharoahs, and Earth Wind & Fire! The LP's a suite of 4 tracks dedicated to Malcolm X, each capturing a period of his life, "Malcolm Little", "Detroit Red", "Malcolm X", and "El Hajj Malik El Shabazz". (Packaged in a cool record-style sleeve.)
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Arranged By – Philip Cohran
Bass – Louis Satterfield
Composed By – Philip Cohran
Congas – Master Henry Gibson
Cornet – Philip Cohran
Drums – Bob Crowder
Guitar – Pete Cosey
Horns – Charles Handy
Saxophone [Alto] – Charles James Williams
Saxophone [Baritone] – Donald Myrick
Saxophone [Tenor] – Eugene Easton
Trombone – Willie Woods (2)
Trumpet, Performer [Chinese Musette] – Charles Handy
Tuba – Aaron Dodd
Vocals – Ella Pearl Jackson