Eastern Man Alone

by Charles Tyler

Eastern Man Alone cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 1967
  • Label: ESP-Disk
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 48:12
  • Community rating: 3.77/5 from 6 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Saxophonist Charles Tyler's second outing for the ESP-Disk label presented a fierce, unconventional approach to free jazz. Accompanied by cello and bass, the drumless trio navigated intense, abrasive improvisations that showcased Tyler's powerful tone and highly unorthodox melodic concepts. The album further cemented his reputation as a formidable voice in the avant-garde underground.

Genres

Descriptors: acoustic, improvisation, rhythmic, avant-garde, improvised, dissonant, soulful

Tracklist

  1. Cha-Lacy's Out East (12:22)
  2. Man Alone (11:57)
  3. Le-Roi (12:56)
  4. Eastern (10:55)

Credits

  • Charles Tyler - primary artist, alto saxophone, written-by
  • Howard Bernstein - artwork [front]
  • Brent McKesson - bass
  • Kent Brinkley - bass
  • David Baker - cello, written-by
  • Natasha Zapotoski - design [design coordinator]
  • Paul Binders - engineer [recording]
  • Lloyd Weaver - liner notes
  • David Hancock - mastered by

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