Consequence
Jackie McLean · 1979
36 min · 6 tracks · jazz
A vibrant fusion of avant-garde jazz and Latin rhythms that invites exploration and improvisation.
Why this album works
'Consequence' is notable for its unique blend of styles, reflecting McLean's ability to incorporate diverse influences into his work. The album received critical acclaim upon release, contributing to the broader evolution of jazz in the late 20th century and influencing subsequent generations of musicians seeking to push genre boundaries.
- Best for
- steady mid-tempo exploration inviting improvisational moments for afternoon listening
- Context
- By 1979, Jackie McLean was already an established figure in the jazz world, known for his innovative approaches to bebop and hard bop. 'Consequence' followed his acclaimed album 'New York Eye and Ear Control' (1964), showcasing a shift towards more experimental sounds. This period marked McLean's continued evolution as both a performer and composer, solidifying his place in the jazz canon.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Miles Davis· Herbie Hancock· Marian McPartland
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Bluesanova Standout 7:30
- 2 Consequence Standout 5:32
- 3 My Old Flame Standout 5:19
- 4 Tolypso 6:02
- 5 Slumber 6:06
- 6 Vernestune 5:52
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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