The Tony Williams Lifetime - Emergency! album mp3

Emergency! is the debut double album by American jazz fusion group The Tony Williams Lifetime. It was released in 1969 and was one of the first significant jazz fusion recordings. The album has commonly been regarded as a pioneering, influential, and original album in the jazz, rock, and fusion genres

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The debut album by Lifetime, featuring former Miles Davis sidemen, drummer Tony Williams and guitarist John McLaughlin, and also featuring organ player Larry Young. This band was basically the start of what became known as fusion. The debut album by Lifetime, featuring former Miles Davis sidemen, drummer Tony Williams and guitarist John McLaughlin, and also featuring organ player Larry Young.

Band Name The Tony Williams Lifetime. Album Name Emergency! Type Album. Data de lançamento 1969. Estilo de MúsicaJazz Rock. Membros têm este álbum1. ia The Spectrum Road. The Tony Williams Lifetime. Other productions from The Tony Williams Lifetime. Emergency! Albums in Jazz Rock.

Tony Williams chronology. Spring (1965)Spring1965. Turn It Over (1970)Turn It Over1970. Emergency! is the debut double album by American jazz fusion group The Tony Williams Lifetime. According to J. D. Considine in The Rolling Stone Album Guide (1992), jazz fusion started on Emergency! where McLaughlin was first given the chance to combine jazz and rock. Dennis Polkow of the Chicago Tribune wrote that.

The Tony Williams Lifetime played so loud that on club dates Williams needed monitors to hear the drums. Hard to imagine just three people produced this tidal wave of music. The singing is forgettable, although not horrible. But the melding of rock, blues, and jazz is truly astonishing. This has been called the first fusion album, and it's true that Williams, along with McLaughlin, were, in collaboration with Miles Davis, at the very edge of fusion. I would only recommend if you're a rabid Williams fan eager to know his entire collection. for strict listenability, I have to recommend the two-disc Lifetime Collection over Emergency. But I'll still be mining for more exposure to McLaughlin.

This session, not to be confused with Williams' first album as leader in 1964 titled 'Lifetime', had all the makings for explosive creativity and boundary- wrecking; John McLaughlin's guitar sounding more urgent and other-worldly than ever, Larry Young's irrepressible organ, and Williams' ridiculously confident charge on drums. If one didn't know better, the nine-minute title cut could just be the sound of another crazy jazz band bopping their way into the 1970's with drug-induced abandon.

Emergency! Studio album by The Tony Williams Lifetime.