Oneness
Jack DeJohnette · 1997
63 min · 5 tracks · jazz fusion · new age music · free jazz
A spiritual journey through expansive soundscapes, blending free jazz improvisation with meditative rhythms.
Why this album works
- Best for
- meditative soundscape exploration gradual build to introspection spiritual journey through listening
- Context
- By 1997, Jack DeJohnette was an established figure in jazz, known for his work with the legendary Miles Davis and as a bandleader. 'Oneness' represents his continued exploration of spiritual themes in music, building on previous works like 'The Inflated Tear' from 1969. The album showcases his growth as a composer and bandleader during this era.
- If you like
- jazz fusion, new age music, free jazz
Oneness is an album by Jack DeJohnette, released in 1997. A spiritual journey through expansive soundscapes, blending free jazz improvisation with meditative rhythms. 'Oneness' received acclaim for its ambitious structure, particularly the nearly 28-minute track 'From the Heart / C.M.A.' which highlights DeJohnette's innovative approach to free jazz. The album exemplifies a melding of genres and has influenced subsequent generations of jazz musicians seeking to explore spirituality through their art. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Oneness sound like?
A spiritual journey through expansive soundscapes, blending free jazz improvisation with meditative rhythms. Rooted in jazz fusion and new age music.
What makes Oneness by Jack DeJohnette notable?
'Oneness' received acclaim for its ambitious structure, particularly the nearly 28-minute track 'From the Heart / C.M.A.' which highlights DeJohnette's innovative approach to free jazz. The album exemplifies a melding of genres and has influenced subsequent generations of jazz musicians seeking to explore spirituality through their art. By 1997, Jack DeJohnette was an established figure in jazz, known for his work with the legendary Miles Davis and as a bandleader. 'Oneness' represents his continued exploration of spiritual themes in music, building on previous works like 'The Inflated Tear' from 1969. The album showcases his growth as a composer and bandleader during this era.
Who is Oneness for?
Oneness works well if you're into meditative soundscape exploration, gradual build to introspection and spiritual journey through listening.
How many songs are on Oneness?
Oneness has 5 tracks, running approximately 63 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Welcome Blessing 2:06
- 2 Free Above Sea Standout 5:54
- 3 Priestesses of the Mist Standout 15:14
- 4 Jack In 12:36
- 5 From the Heart / C.M.A. Standout 27:32
Release Date
January 1, 1997
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
63 min 22 sec
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