What makes To My Queen Revisited by Walt Dickerson notable?

This album is notable for its ambitious length and structure, particularly the title track which spans nearly 24 minutes, inviting listeners into an expansive musical journey. Though it did not achieve widespread commercial success, it has been recognized for its artistic merit within the avant-garde jazz community and remains influential among contemporary vibraphonists. By 1979, Walt Dickerson was well-established in the jazz scene, known for his innovative use of the vibraphone. 'To My Queen Revisited' marked a significant return after a hiatus, showcasing his evolving artistry and dedication to exploring complex musical narratives.

How many songs are on To My Queen Revisited?

To My Queen Revisited has 4 tracks, running approximately 48 minutes.

To My Queen Revisited

Walt Dickerson · 1979

48 min · 4 tracks · jazz

A contemplative jazz odyssey where swirling melodies intertwine with intricate rhythms, creating an immersive listening experience.

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The Ultimate You — This nearly 14-minute composition stands out for its exploration of thematic depth through dynamic improvisation, showcasing Dickerson's mastery of the vibraphone.
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To My Queen Revisited — As the centerpiece of the album, this expansive piece encapsulates Dickerson's innovative approach to jazz composition and emotional storytelling.
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Liz — This track is notable for its melodic simplicity contrasted with complex rhythms, highlighting Dickerson's ability to blend accessibility with artistry.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Liz 5:33
2 The Ultimate You 13:44
3 To My Queen Revisited 23:50
4 Liz (take 1) 5:31

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