Forest Scorpion

Baikida Carroll · 1974 · Longue pièce de Carroll avec percussions brésiliennes

Context

Forest Scorpion is composed by Baikida Carroll and lasts over twelve minutes. It benefits from Naná Vasconcelos's percussion and Oliver Lake's saxophone.

In the genealogy of jazz

This track belongs to Free jazz, Collectives and lofts (BAG, loft jazz). Among the origins and influences of Free jazz: Tristano School, Bebop (Minton's, Monroe's), Modal.

By the same artist

• Orange Fish Tears (1974)
• Rue Roger (1974)
• Porte d'Orléans (1974)

Sources

• EN: Orange Fish Tears

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