What makes Jumping the Creek by Charles Lloyd notable?

'Jumping the Creek' received critical acclaim, being highlighted for its rich textures and deep emotional resonance, which contributed to Lloyd's renewed prominence in contemporary jazz. The album is noted for its experimental approach and has influenced younger generations of jazz musicians seeking to blend genres and traditions. By the time 'Jumping the Creek' was released in 2005, Charles Lloyd was enjoying a resurgence in his career, following his acclaimed album 'Lift Every Voice' in 2002. This album marked a continuation of his exploration into spiritual and jazz traditions, showcasing his evolution as a musician after decades of influential work dating back to the 1960s.

How many songs are on Jumping the Creek?

Jumping the Creek has 10 tracks, running approximately 68 minutes.

Jumping the Creek

Charles Lloyd · 2005

68 min · 10 tracks · blues · jazz

A meditative blend of jazz improvisation and evocative melodies that transports listeners to serene landscapes.

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Tracklist

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1 Ne me quitte pas Standout 13:29
2 Ken Katta Ma Om 5:45
3 Angel Oak Revisited 3:34
4 Canon Perdido 3:01
5 Jumping the Creek 5:57
6 The Sufi's Tears 3:06
7 Georgia Bright Suite: Pythagoras at Jeckyll Island / Sweet Georgia Bright Standout 13:34
8 Come Sunday Standout 5:52
9 Both Veils Must Go 3:00
10 Song of the Inuit 11:26

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