Albert Ayler – Love Cry (Vinyl LP, Impulse! Reissue) – Mint/ Sealed Soul Jazz typical of mid-1960s Blue Note

typical of mid-1960s Blue Note sessions

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primitive drum machines and home-recording techniques

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Albert Ayler – Love Cry (Vinyl LP, Impulse! Reissue) – Mint/ Sealed Soul Jazz typical of mid-1960s Blue NoteLove Cry shows Albert Ayler in his late 60s Impulse! period, blending gospel rooted melodies with intense free jazz phrasing and swirling ensemble interplay. The music moves between chant like themes, explosive rhythmic surges and the deeply spiritual tone that defined Aylers later work. Modern Impulse! reissue, Mint and Sealed Vinyl LP.