Composer and musician Harold Budd’s name is linked, both in the media and in the minds of many listeners, with the term 'ambient.' But Budd himself rejected the term.
Thanks, Marshall! This was new information for me - I didn't know about Marion Brown at all, much less a connection between him and Budd! P.S. My favorite album by Budd is Lovely Thunder, which is sublime enough to be almost terrifying.
"[1] Currently available are ‘Marion Brown Quartet’ (download-only, from the ESP-Disk website); ‘Why Not?’, a second quartet recording for the same label, now re-issued on CD; ‘Bloom in the Commune’, a date released under Greene’s leadership and reviewed in the first issue of this magazine; and ‘Live at the Woodstock Playhouse 1965’, a recently discovered live performance,
also with Greene, released on Porter Records earlier this year."
Thanks, Marshall! This was new information for me - I didn't know about Marion Brown at all, much less a connection between him and Budd! P.S. My favorite album by Budd is Lovely Thunder, which is sublime enough to be almost terrifying.
What was the note about Alan Shorter supposed to say?
"[1] Currently available are ‘Marion Brown Quartet’ (download-only, from the ESP-Disk website); ‘Why Not?’, a second quartet recording for the same label, now re-issued on CD; ‘Bloom in the Commune’, a date released under Greene’s leadership and reviewed in the first issue of this magazine; and ‘Live at the Woodstock Playhouse 1965’, a recently discovered live performance,
also with Greene, released on Porter Records earlier this year."