Various
Underground London
'ART MUSIC AND FREE JAZZ THAT INSPIRED A CULTURAL REVOLUTION' - 3CD. The Underground in London drew its inspiration from America's Beat Poets; among them Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac and Lawrence Ferlinghetti. Their counterculture was also invigorated by the fearlessness of such pioneers of free jazz as Ornette Coleman, Albert Ayler, John Coltrane and Cecil Taylor. TRACKS: 01. Ornette Coleman Quartet - W.R.U. 02. Lawrence Ferlinghetti - Dog 03. John Coltrane Quartet - Out Of This World 04. Eric Dolphy - Left Alone 05. Gyorgy Ligeti - Atmospheres 06. Miles Davis - Flamenco Sketches 07. Allen Ginsberg - America 08. Sun Ra & His Myth-Science Arkestra - Rocket Number Nine Take Off For The Planet Venus 09. Annie Ross - Bellini 10. Christopher Logue With The Tony Kinsey Quintet - Can You Trap Shadows Like This 11. Jimmy Smith Trio Leaves 12. Jimmy Giuffre - 3 Jesus Maria 13. Ravi Shankar - Raga Jog 14. Joe Harriott Quintet - Pictures 15. Yusef Lateef - Morning 16. Jack Kerouac - Readings From 'On The Road' and 'Visions Of Cody' 17. Dudley Moore Trio - Theme From Beyond The Fringe 18. Charlie Mingus Jazz Workshop - Pithecanthropus Erectus 20. Daphne Oram & Desmond Briscoe - The Ocean (Main Theme) 21. Albert Ayler - Moanin'. 22. Cecil Taylor Trio - Love For Sale 23. Davy Graham & Alexis Korner - 3/4 AD 24. John Cage & David Tudor - Indeterminacy 25. Karlheinz Stockhausen - Etude Concrete 26. Aldous Huxley - The Visionary Experience (excerpt) 27. Victor Feldman - Serpent's Tooth 28. The New Dynamic Chico Hamilton Quintet - A Rose For Booker 29. Wes Montgomery - Mister Walker (Renie) 30. Sonny Rollins - The Bridge 31. Modern Jazz Quartet - Lonely Woman 32. John Coltrane & Don Cherry - The Invisible 33. Luciano Berio - Visage For Electronic Sounds And Cathy Berberian's Voice On Tape 34. Thelonious Monk - There's Danger In Your Eyes, Cherie (Take 2)