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Rashied Ali Quintet

New Rashied Ali Quintet CD "Live in Europe"

March 17, 2009

Survival Records is pleased to announce its latest release RASHIED ALI QUINTET LIVE IN EUROPE this is one of the more potent working quintets in jazz today. Bill Milkowski JazzTimes magazine Rashied Ali - drums; Lawrence Clark - tenor; Josh Evans - trumpet; Greg Murphy - piano; Joris Teepe - bass. Also soon ...

Rashied Ali Quintet: Judgment Day, Volume 1

by Erik R. Quick
August 7, 2007

Rashied Ali is most commonly associated with his short tenure as John Coltrane's drummer on Interstellar Space (Impulse!, 1967). His significant participation in the New York loft-jazz movement by opening “Ali's Alley in 1973 is also frequently cited. His most recent collaborations with saxophonist Sonny Fortune continue the conception of Ali as an explosive participant in ...

Rashied Ali Quintet: Judgment Day, Vol. Two

by Russ Musto
May 16, 2007

Although rightfully revered as one of the fathers of avant-garde drumming for his role in John Coltrane's last band, Rashied Ali grew up in Philadelphia during the heyday of hard bop, so it should come as no surprise to find him at the helm of a group that reflects the influence of Art Blakey and the ...

Rashied Ali Quintet: Judgment Day, Vol. One

by Jeff Stockton
March 11, 2007

Rashied Ali has always been unfairly typecast as the guy who usurped Elvin Jones from Coltrane's Classic Quartet, enforcing the dividing line between A Love Supreme and Trane's final phase, when the leader became all dissonant and difficult. Trane knew better than us, of course, but Ali's career after Trane didn't do much to change the ...

No One In Particular

By Rashied Ali Quintet

Label: Survival Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.No One In Particular 2.Witch Hunt 3.Blues For Annik 4.Not Now, Later 5.Three Views of A Secret 6.Dear Alice

Rashied Ali Quintet: No One In Particular

by Glenn Astarita
July 15, 2002

Many of us might ordinarily surmise that a recording by famed modern jazz drummer Rashied Ali would reside within the free jazz spectrum of things. However, Ali and his quintet opts for the mainstream, post-Bop realm on this 2001 release, which presents the listener with a session recorded at a New York City studio in 1992. ...