Roland Haynes-2nd Wave-LP-FLAC-1975-THEVOiD

                              DRIFT INTO THE VOID
 Info   
     Artist  | Roland Haynes
     Title   | 2nd Wave
     Genre   | Jazz                                 Format  | Album
     Source  | Vinyl                                Time    | 32:21
     Label   | Black Jazz Records                   Store   | 1975
     Catalog | BJQD/19                              Rip     | 2021
     Bitrate | 2871 kbps                            Size    | 700.11 MB
     Freq    | 96.0 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     A1. Eglise                                                      3:10
     A2. Second Wave                                                 6:09
     A3. Kirstn's Play                                               5:43
     B1. Aicelis                                                     4:37
     B2. Descent                                                     8:40
     B3. Funky Mama Moose                                            4:02
 Notes  
     This early effort by keyboardist Roland Haynes is an open and explorative
     soul-jazz session. Like John Patton's comparable 1969 date, "Accent On The
     Blues", this set has its spacy moments, but, on the whole, isn't quite
     'out' enough to be considered avant-garde. A number of different moods and
     tempos are represented here. Some tunes, like the psychedelic opener,
     "Eglise", find the dual keyboard front line floating over slow, deep funk
     rhythms.
     Others employ modal jazz vamps and lightening-fast chops. "Descent" and
     "Second Wave", for example, are flat-out exhausting and find drummer Carl
     Burnette chopping and reconfiguring each beat at breakneck speeds. Burnette
     is perhaps best known for his work with Gene Harris in the early 70s and
     listeners appreciative of his beat-down funk style on Three Sounds jams
     like "Duck Soup" will equally dig the groovy numbers that bookend this set.
     Haynes is heard on one of two electric pianos in this session. The other,
     held down by Kirk Lightsey, was fed through a wah effect and at times
     sounds much more like a guitar. For the most part, though, every song here
     is a winner, among them the opener and the infectious "Funky Mama Moose".
     Cult jazz. The only album Haynes released was "2nd Wave" on Black Jazz
     Records in 1975, here on quadraphonic vinyl.

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65M	a1-roland_haynes-eglise.flac
129M	a2-roland_haynes-second_wave.flac
118M	a3-roland_haynes-kirstns_play.flac
94M	b1-roland_haynes-aicelis.flac
181M	b2-roland_haynes-descent.flac
83M	b3-roland_haynes-funky_mama_moose.flac
669M	total