The Shape Of Jazz To Come (45rpm-edition) - Plak

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1959’s landscape-shifting "The Shape of Jazz To Come" is true to its title. Switching from tenor to alto sax, Ornette Coleman creates free jazz, a language where chords structures are absent and harmony gives way to improvisational whims. Ranked by Rolling Stone in the top 250 of its 500 Greatest Albums of All Time, the Atlantic set finds Coleman collaborating with Don Cherry, Charlie Haden, and Billy Higgins in making a masterful work free of any identifiable chord structures. Nonetheless, melodies remain, as do engrossing repetitions of main themes.<br /><br /> ORG Music brings the breakthrough arrangements and magnificent colors to life in a way no one’s experienced since the LP was recorded. Mastered from the original analog tapes by Bernie Grundman, this life-changing music has never sounded so alive and dynamic. This is a must.