Released 50 years ago
Junction
David S. Ware · 1976
51 min · 4 tracks · jazz
A sprawling exploration of avant-garde jazz, weaving intricate melodies with free-form improvisation and spiritual depth.
Top tracks — play these first
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Junction: a) Do You Know Where “1” Is?; b) Do You Know Where “2” Is?; c) Connaturally — This opening track epitomizes the album's adventurous spirit, combining complex structures with spontaneous interactions among musicians that define Ware's innovative style.
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Sidi Ahmed-Sidi — This piece showcases Ware's ability to blend traditional influences with modern improvisation, creating a rich tapestry of sound that invites deep listening.
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Okurimono (Gift From Japan) — Clocking in at over twenty minutes, this track exemplifies extended improvisation where each musician’s voice is heard clearly in an expansive dialogue.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Junction: a) Do You Know Where “1” Is?; b) Do You Know Where “2” Is?; c) Connaturally 19:03
- 2 Sidi Ahmed-Sidi 8:47
- 3 Ginakus “M” 2:47
- 4 Okurimono (Gift From Japan) 21:14
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