Ornette Double Quartet Coleman - Free Jazz [White]

Dive into the revolutionary soundscape of Ornette Coleman’s Free Jazz, a landmark album that epitomizes the audacious spirit of the 1960s avant-garde movement. This limited edition release on pristine white 180-gram vinyl captures the essence of free improvisation in a way that’s never been heard before, and with only 1000 numbered copies available, it's a treasure for any serious collector.

Released in 1961, this ambitious album showcases what Coleman termed a "double quartet," featuring two distinct jazz quartets improvising simultaneously, each playing through separate channels. You’ll find Coleman's working quartet on the left, while the legendary rhythm section of Charlie Haden and Ed Blackwell occupies the right. The entire 37-minute recording was done in one take-no overdubs, no edits-just pure, unadulterated jazz energy.

Standout moments arise in this electrifying piece, where innovative structures and boundless creativity collide, challenging traditional music norms. Featuring the iconic cover art of Jackson Pollock's The White Light, this gatefold release not only provides a visual feast but also an intricate listening experience, layered with depth and nuance.

Free Jazz is not just an album; it's a cultural milestone that revolutionized the jazz genre. Owning this vinyl is like possessing a piece of avant-garde history-seriously, don’t miss your chance to bring this masterpiece home.