Ed Roth - Ed Roth - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The Possibility of Change does not merely describe the potential for something to transform, but emphasizes the courage required to make and undergo important changes. With a miasma of music that emphasizes odd meters, modern harmonic concept, elements of the blues, and complex funk and Argentinean grooves, The Possibility of Change required a masterful rhythm section while also showcasing brilliant ensemble playing and virtuosic solos by the horns. Beautifully. The Possibility of Change sheds light on the wonders that a bold deviance from one's norms and comfort zones can lead to something that is not merely different, but is irrefutably breathtaking to behold.

This product is an authorized manufactured on demand CD-R

Soul Jazz Records are re-releasing keyboardist Eddie Russ' seminal debut deep jazz LP Fresh Out in a new limited edition coloured vinyl 1000 copies worldwide (+free download code) & new CD edition. Eddie Russ was an important figure to emerge from the vibrant underground jazz scene that thrived in Detroit in the early 1970s, existing in the cultural and economic desolation of the city after the departure of Motown in the late 1960s. This scene included the musical collective Tribe (incl. Members Wendell Harrison, Marcus Belgrave, Phil Ranelin, Harold McKinney & Doug Hammond) and Kenny Coxs Strata Records. Fresh Out was first released in 1974 on the independent Jazz Masters tag. As well as including the classic jazz dance cut The Lope Song, Eddie Russ' Fresh Out featured the debut of the group The Mixed Bag who subsequently recorded for both Tribe & Strata Records. Eddie Russ released two further classic jazz funk albums in the late 1970s, See the Light & Take a Look at Yourself.