Albert Ayler- The First Recordings Vol. 1 Experimental Many of the collaborative artists

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experimenting over the course of a three-year recording period

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Albert Ayler- The First Recordings Vol. 1 Experimental Many of the collaborative artistsLabel: Sowing Released 1962, Reissued 2022 Recorded in Stockholm in 1962, and originally released on Sonet Records, these sessions stand as Ayler's first step into a new sonic world. This was when Ayler was still dealing with classic Jazz standards such as "I'll remember April", M Davis's "Tune Up" and "Rollins Tune", a declared tribute to the older master Sonny Rollins. His already super strong tenor sax voice dominates a quiet, almost shy, local