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The Human Arts Ensemble was a musical and theatrical cooperative founded in St. Louis, MO, in 1971 by free jazz musicians who had been associated AACM and BAG (Black Artist's Group). Around 1970, public funding began to dry up for arts organizations that were suspected of having ties to radical political groups, and drummer Charles Bobo Shaw had the idea of creating a new artistic co-operative ...
Human Arts Ensemble Biography by Uncle Dave Lewis. The Human Arts Ensemble was a musical and theatrical cooperative founded in St. Louis, MO, in 1971 by free jazz musicians who had been associated AACM and BAG (Black Artist's Group). Around 1970, public funding began to dry up for arts organizations that were suspected of having ties to radical ...
Luther Thomas Human Arts Ensemble - Funky Donkey Vol.1 - Deluxe LP Edition (Black vinyl) from WEWANTSOUNDS, $22.00 USD. 1973 FREE-FUNK 'MONSTER' RECORDED IN ST. LOUIS BY LUTHER THOMAS AND THE HUMAN ARTS ENSEMBLE, A COLLECTIVE AFFILIATED WITH THE BLACK ARTIST GROUP (B.A.G.) AND A.A.C.M. REMASTERED AUDIO AND LINER NOTES BY HOWARD MANDEL / Wewantsounds is delighted to reissue, in ...
Under the Sun, Human Arts Ensemble, 1974. 1970年代にセントルイスで活動していたフリージャズ集団、ヒューマン・アーツ・アンサンブル。. メジャーシーンでの活動歴はないが、政治的意識が高く、フリージャズの可能性を探りながら、人種から解放された音楽を ...
セントルイスのジャズ組織BAGのメンバーを中心としたグループ、Human Arts Ensembleのライヴ録音作品。メンバーは流動的ですが、本作はCharles Bobo Shaw、Luther Thomas、John Lindbergが参加しています。ディープでアフロセントリックな「 Concere Natashiah 」や「 Let's Do Six-Eight 」など、全編素晴らしいです。
The Human Arts Ensemble was a sprawling, amorphous entity that existed in St. Louis for the better part of the ’70s. Emerging from the St. Louis-based Black Arts Group (BAG) of the ’60s, the eclectic outfit sought to boldly explore the new directions of jazz, R&B, and soul, creating a massive, vibrant, electric sound which was equal parts ...
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