Ogjb Quartet: Ode To O
Ogjb Quartet: Ode To O
Format: CD
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Artist: Ogjb Quartet
Label: Tum Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 6430015280588
Genre: Jazz
Ode To O is the second release of the Ogjb Quartet, a cooperative group that features four longstanding leaders in modern improvised music, saxophonist Oliver Lake, cornetist Graham Haynes, bassist Joe Fonda and drummer Barry Altschul. Each group member is a composer in his own right and a master on his chosen instrument. The new release, which follows the highly acclaimed Bamako (TUM CD 050) released in 2019, again features compositions contributed by each of the group's members as well as two collective improvisations. The album is named after Barry Altschul's composition dedicated to the late Ornette Coleman.
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