Released in 1968, Love Cry stands as a testament to Albert Ayler’s groundbreaking approach to free jazz. This album artfully blends nursery rhythms with brass band marches, showcasing Ayler’s unique style. It marks the final collaboration with his brother, Donald, along with a vibrant rhythm section including bassist Alan Silva and drummer Milford Graves. The harpsichord work by Call Cobbs adds an enchanting layer to the music. This edition is pressed on 180-gram jazz vinyl for collectors at Third Man Records in Detroit, ensuring high quality for every listening experience.
Track Listing:
- 1. Love Cry – Albert Ayler (3:55)
- 2. Ghosts – Albert Ayler (2:49)
- 3. Omega – Albert Ayler (3:19)
- 4. Dancing Flowers – Albert Ayler (2:24)
- 5. Bells – Albert Ayler (3:09)
- 6. Love Flower – Albert Ayler (3:32)
- 7. Zion Hill – Albert Ayler (4:14)
- 8. Universal Indians – Albert Ayler (7:36)
Carrie Lewis MD (verified owner) –
This vinyl is a gem! Albert Ayler’s Love Cry captures the essence of free jazz perfectly. Highly recommend for true music lovers.
Dennis Harris (verified owner) –
I bought the cheap Albert Ayler vinyl reissue of Love Cry, and it sounds fantastic! Can’t believe I waited so long to add this to my collection.
Joshua Johnson (verified owner) –
As a collector, I appreciate the quality of this 180-gram jazz vinyl. Love Cry is undoubtedly one of the best free jazz albums from the 1960s.