Multiple
Joe Henderson · 1973
41 min · 5 tracks · Latin jazz
A vibrant fusion of Latin rhythms and jazz improvisation, showcasing Henderson's saxophone mastery.
Why this album works
'Multiple' demonstrated Henderson's ability to blend genres seamlessly, receiving critical acclaim for its innovative approach. The album contributed to the evolution of Latin jazz within the broader jazz movement, influencing many musicians who sought to incorporate diverse cultural elements into their compositions.
- Best for
- steady progression through tracks immersive saxophone-led explorations thoughtful afternoon listening experience
- Context
- Released in 1973, 'Multiple' was Joe Henderson's fifth album and marked a period of artistic exploration following his acclaimed work with Blue Note. At this point, Henderson was transitioning from his earlier hard bop style into more avant-garde influences, which is evident in the complex arrangements and rhythmic intricacies of this album.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Ibrahim Ferrer· Vince Guaraldi· Eddie Palmieri
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Tress-Cun-Deo-La Standout 10:36
- 2 Bwaata Standout 10:56
- 3 Song for Sinners Standout 6:26
- 4 Turned Around 6:39
- 5 Me, Among Others 7:05
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