Jamaaladeen Tacuma

Jamaaladeen Tacuma
Since his emergence with Ornette Coleman's Prime Time in the mid-'70s, Jamaaladeen Tacuma has been one of the top electric bassists in a style of music that could be called "free funk." Growing up in Philadelphia, Tacuma (who before he converted to Islam was known as Rudy McDaniel) played with Charles Earland. Only 19 when he joined Coleman in 1975, his ability to combine together funky rhythms with free jazz helped give Prime Time its distinctive (if overcrowded) sound. Tacuma's own solo...
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Jamaaladeen Tacuma/James Watkins Intense
Intense (1995) - Jamaaladeen Tacuma/James Watkins
By: Jamaaladeen Tacuma/James Watkins
Credited Role:Main Performer
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Jamaaladeen Tacuma/Basso Nouveau Night of Chamber Music
Night of Chamber Music (1994) - Jamaaladeen Tacuma/Basso Nouveau
By: Jamaaladeen Tacuma/Basso Nouveau
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