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Henry Franklin
Henry Franklin 「Henry Franklin JID014＜限定盤／Blue Vinyl＞」 LP
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| 発売日：2022年09月16日 / ジャンル：SOUL/CLUB/RAP / フォーマット：LP / 構成数：1 / 製造国：輸入 / レーベル：Jazz Is Dead / SKU：4062548042788 / 規格品番：JIDLPLTD014 |
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| Initially emerging in the late 60s, bassist Henry "The Skipper" Franklin has enjoyed a late-career resurgence, buoyed by reissues of his classic Black Jazz Records LPs and his 2022 collaboration with Bay Area collective Daggerboard, Daggerboard and the Skipper. Released the same year as that recording, JID014 further underlines Franklins reputation as a West Coast jazz legend and torchbearer for the funky, atmospheric post-bop he championed at the start of his career. The 14th volume in instrumentalist Adrian Younge and producer Ali Shaheed Muhammads ongoing Jazz Is Dead Series, JID014 showcases Franklin leading a small ensemble featuring keyboardist/guitarist Younge, as well as guitarist Jeff Parker, drummer Jonathan Pinson, trumpeter Clinton Patterson, saxophonist David Urquidi, saxophonist/flautist Scott Mayo, and percussionist Nicholas Baker. While past Jazz Is Dead entries have explored the convergence of jazz, hip-hop, electronic music, and more, here, Franklin, Younge, and Muhammad shine a light on the former with their original compositions, all of which evoke the fluidly organic, modal jazz of Franklins classic albums like 1973s The Skipper. Some of the tracks, like the Latin-inflected "Cafe Negro" and the moody, minor-key "The Griot," wouldnt sound out of place on a classic Blue Note date. Others, like the opening "Karibu," straddle both contemporary and throwback styles, mixing loungey, late-60s harmonies with a kinetic, EDM, jungle-inspired groove. Theres also the hard-swinging "African Sun" and the woozy, 70s Blaxploitation-sounding epic "Peoples Revolution," the latter of which finds Franklins woody bass framed by noir-ish horns and acidic wah-wah guitar. With JID014, Younge and Muhammad celebrate Franklins decades-long soul-jazz voyage. ~ Matt Collar |
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