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Max Roach|Members Don't Get Weary

Members Don't Get Weary

Max Roach

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Although Max Roach was very much a product of the be-bop revolution of the 1940s, he proved to be quite receptive to modal post-bop and avant-garde jazz in the '60s. One of the finest post-bop dates Roach recorded during that decade was 1968's Members, Don't Git Weary, which finds the drummer leading a cohesive modal quintet that employs Gary Bartz on alto sax, Charles Tolliver on trumpet, Stanley Cowell on acoustic and electric piano, and Jymie Merritt on electric bass. Despite the use of electric instruments, this isn't an album that emphasizes rock or funk elements or predicts the fusion explosion that was just around the corner. Members, Don't Git Weary is very much a straight-ahead effort, and the harmonic richness of modal playing is illustrated by such gems as Cowell's "Equipoise," Bartz's "Libra," and Merritt's "Absolutions." Roach's title song boasts a memorable, gospel-influenced vocal by Andy Bey, but all of the other selections are instrumental.

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1
Abstrutions (LP Version)
00:03:38

Max Roach, Drums, MainArtist - Jymie Merritt, Electric Bass Guitar - Charles Tolliver, Trumpet - Gary Bartz, Alto Saxophone - Andy Bey, Vocals - Stanely Cowell, Lyricist - Stanley Cowell, Composer, Piano

2009 © 1968 Atlantic Recording Corp. ℗ 1968 Atlantic Recording Corp.

2
Libra (LP Version)
00:04:55

Max Roach, Drums, MainArtist - Jymie Merritt, Electric Bass Guitar - Charles Tolliver, Trumpet - Gary Bartz, Composer, Lyricist, Alto Saxophone - Andy Bey, Vocals - Stanley Cowell, Piano

2009 © 1968 Atlantic Recording Corp. ℗ 1968 Atlantic Recording Corp.

3
Effi (LP Version)
00:06:13

Max Roach, MainArtist - Stanley Cowell, Writer

2009 © 1968 Atlantic Recording Corp. ℗ 1968 Atlantic Recording Corp.

4
Equipoise (LP Version)
00:06:20

Max Roach, Drums, MainArtist - Jymie Merritt, Electric Bass Guitar - Charles Tolliver, Trumpet - Gary Bartz, Alto Saxophone - Andy Bey, Vocals - Stanley Cowell, Composer, Lyricist, Piano

2009 © 1968 Atlantic Recording Corp. ℗ 1968 Atlantic Recording Corp.

5
Members Don't Git Weary
00:05:29

Max Roach, Composer, Lyricist, Drums, MainArtist - Jymie Merritt, Electric Bass Guitar - Charles Tolliver, Trumpet - Gary Bartz, Alto Saxophone - Andy Bey, Vocals - Stanley Cowell, Piano

2009 © 1968 Atlantic Recording Corp. ℗ 1968 Atlantic Recording Corp.

6
Absolutions (LP Version)
00:04:40

Max Roach, Musician, MainArtist - Jymie Merritt, Writer

2009 © 1968 Atlantic Recording Corp. ℗ 1968 Atlantic Recording Corp.

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Although Max Roach was very much a product of the be-bop revolution of the 1940s, he proved to be quite receptive to modal post-bop and avant-garde jazz in the '60s. One of the finest post-bop dates Roach recorded during that decade was 1968's Members, Don't Git Weary, which finds the drummer leading a cohesive modal quintet that employs Gary Bartz on alto sax, Charles Tolliver on trumpet, Stanley Cowell on acoustic and electric piano, and Jymie Merritt on electric bass. Despite the use of electric instruments, this isn't an album that emphasizes rock or funk elements or predicts the fusion explosion that was just around the corner. Members, Don't Git Weary is very much a straight-ahead effort, and the harmonic richness of modal playing is illustrated by such gems as Cowell's "Equipoise," Bartz's "Libra," and Merritt's "Absolutions." Roach's title song boasts a memorable, gospel-influenced vocal by Andy Bey, but all of the other selections are instrumental.

© Alex Henderson /TiVo

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