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Album · 1969

New Grass

by Albert Ayler

Released
1969
Label
Impulse!
Catalogue no.
AS-9175
Tracklist
7 tracks
Length
33:13
Country
US

“New Grass” is an album by Albert Ayler, released in 1969 on Impulse!. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 33:13. The line-up features Albert Ayler (bagpipe, ocarina), Bill Folwell (electric bass guitar), Bernard “Pretty” Purdie (drums (drum set)), Bert DeCoteaux (arranger, conductor) and Buddy Lucas (baritone saxophone).

Who played on New Grass

  • Albert Ayler bagpipe, ocarina, tenor saxophone, spoken vocals all tracks
  • Bill Folwell electric bass guitar all tracks
  • Bernard “Pretty” Purdie drums (drum set) on 6 tracks
  • Bert DeCoteaux arranger, conductor on 5 tracks
  • Buddy Lucas baritone saxophone on 5 tracks
  • Burt Collins trumpet on 5 tracks
  • Garnett Brown trombone on 5 tracks
  • Joe Newman trumpet on 5 tracks
  • Seldon Powell woodwind on 5 tracks
  • Mary Parks vocals on 4 tracks
  • Rose Marie McCoy vocals on 4 tracks
  • Call Cobbs harpsichord, organ, piano

Tracklist

  1. A1 Message From Albert/New Grass — Albert Ayler, Bert DeCoteaux 3:55
  2. A2 New Generation — Albert Ayler, Rose Marie McCoy, Mary Parks 5:10
  3. A3 Sun Watcher — Albert Ayler 7:30
  4. B1 New Ghosts — Albert Ayler, Mary Parks 4:12
  5. B2 Heart Love — Albert Ayler, Mary Parks 5:34
  6. B3 Everybody’s Movin’ — Albert Ayler, Rose Marie McCoy, Mary Parks 3:44
  7. B4 Free at Last — Albert Ayler, Rose Marie McCoy, Mary Parks 3:08

More albums by Albert Ayler

The First Recordings 1962 · Bird Notes The First Recordings, Volume 2 1962 · Bird Notes Witches & Devils 1964 · Debut My Name Is Albert Ayler 1964 · Fontana Spirits Rejoice 1965 · ESP‐Disk’ New York Eye and Ear Control 1966 · ESP‐Disk’ The Dedication Series, Volume VII: The Village Concerts 1967 · Live · impulse! In Greenwich Village 1967 · Live · impulse! Love Cry 1968 · impulse! The Last Album 1969 Nuits de la Fondation Maeght, Volume 2 1970 · Live · Shandar Nuits de la Fondation Maeght, Volume 1 1970 · Live · Shandar

Frequently asked questions

Who played on New Grass?

The line-up of New Grass includes Albert Ayler (bagpipe, ocarina), Bill Folwell (electric bass guitar), Bernard “Pretty” Purdie (drums (drum set)), Bert DeCoteaux (arranger, conductor), Buddy Lucas (baritone saxophone), Burt Collins (trumpet), Garnett Brown (trombone) and Joe Newman (trumpet).

Which label released New Grass?

New Grass was released in 1969 on Impulse! (AS-9175).

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