Albert Ayler- The First Recordings Vol. 1 Experimental we've come up with the

we've come up with the next-best thing: a double-LP distillation of the best rare and unreleased tracks on the box set

Many of the collaborative artists were sourced by publicly asking fans who they would like to see on this project

Hurting Interlude

experimenting over the course of a three-year recording period

the terrifyingly brilliant 'Howl' and 'Hurricane Drunk' with it's paradoxical charms of heartbreak

Albert Ayler- The First Recordings Vol. 1 Experimental we've come up with theLabel: Sowing Released 1962, Reissued 2022 Recorded in Stockholm in 1962, and originally released on Sonet Records, these sessions stand as Ayler's first step into a new sonic world. This was when Ayler was still dealing with classic Jazz standards such as "I'll remember April", M Davis's "Tune Up" and "Rollins Tune", a declared tribute to the older master Sonny Rollins. His already super strong tenor sax voice dominates a quiet, almost shy, local