Charles Brackeen - Rhythm X

Rhythm X
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Album Details: Rhythm X

Release Date:01/01/1973
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Track List: Rhythm X

  1. Rhythm X
  2. Hour Glass
  1. Charles Concept
  2. C.B. Blues

Pro Reviews: Rhythm X

  • All Music Guide

    On this record, the little-known Charles Brackeen brings his saxophone to a party with most of Ornette Coleman's band. As might be expected, while Brackeen certainly holds his own, it's Ornette's boys who bring the thunder, playing around Brackeen's muscular alto as if they were a gang jumping on a new member. Haden's bass playing provides the frantic pulse, here and there ceding the stage to Blackwell's flexible drumming and dropping out to provide rolling sheets of sound by bowing his instrument. Brackeen and Cherry wrestle across this solid bedrock, with results that are often surprising and never short of beautiful.

    - Rob Ferrier, All Music Guide

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Biography

Charles Brackeen

An excellent avant-garde tenor who has always been a bit underrated, Charles Brackeen originally studied violin and piano. Settling on tenor, he worked in both New York and Los Angeles, meeting and marrying pianist Joanne Brackeen. In New York, he was associated with "the new thing," and in 1968 recorded an interesting set for Strata East with three of the members of th... Read more