Charles Tyler Ensemble - Voyage From JerichoStep into the wild heart of New Yorks underground avant garde jazz scene with Voyage from Jericho. Recorded in 1974, this landmark session finds the Charles Tyler Ensemble pushing boundaries with fearless improvisation, deep spiritual yearning, and a raw emotional fire. Joined by top tier collaborators including Arthur Blythe, Earl Cross, Ronnie Boykins, and Steve Reid Tyler shapes a sound that fuses avant garde intensity with soulful depth, creating

it came from artists and bands rather unknown and often released as private press

Strings recorded at Ground Control

It was recorded using a digital synthesizer

a project that is a cross between impressionism

The album is often noted for its unique ensemble arrangements and is frequently identifed as a progenitor of Nelson's move towards arranging later in his career

A1 ℗ 1971

and the music never left him

Soul Of Man - Get Busy (Hip House 2000 Mix) 6:36

Most significantly though

and this musical gem was consigned to the crates of those in the know

II & III” - WYCH006 sees his signature sound at its best

His compositions have a distinct personality and a tight structure