TUSQUES, FRANCOIS - DAZIBAO NO 2
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: SOUFFLE CONTINU
Release date: 22/04/2022
Barcode: 3491570062326
Catalog no.: FFL0000074
Item ID: 518316
Free and fraternal! Six years after having recorded the first album of French free jazz alongside François Jeanneau, Bernard Vitet, Michel Portal, Beb Guérin and Charles Saudrais ('Free Jazz'), François Tusques followed up his formidable 'Piano Dazibao.' Following in the footsteps of his friend Don Cherry, and before Archie Shepp, he pays an homage here to George Jackson and the mutineers of Attica. More percussive (even heady) than ever, the pianist exploits repetitions and discord as an echo to the tumult of the world. Originally released in 1971.
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