Jazz Journal - Chet Baker Trio: Live In Paris
The trumpeter's singing can seem self-indulgent and narcissistic but the horn playing in this early 80s set has weathered well.
Record Collector – From the Vaults – Albert Ayler & Chet Baker
"Trane was the father, Pharoah Sanders was the son, I was the holy ghost"
Jazz Magazine – Portrait: Mark turner, star tranquille
Mark Turner's first album of the Quintet is reissued for the first time on a the first time in double LP.
London Jazz News – Chet baker Trio Live in Paris (rec. 1983/4)
On the labels of this handcsome triple vinyl set, the font makes the artist credit look rather like "Chet Baker Brio".
Süddeutsche Zeitung – Jazz Column : Demolitionist
For the first time, the complete recordings ofAlbertAyler and Mary Parks' concerts can be heard in the Maeght Museum in the South of France.
Spectrum Culture – Review – Albert Ayler 'Revelations'
Revelations: The Complete ORTF 1970 Fondation Maeght Recordings melds together two previously released Albert Ayler records, Nuits de la Fondation and Live on the Riviera. It’s also a great deal more than that – 28 live tracks lasting just over four hours.
Youtube – Ken Micallef and Jeff Lederer on Albert Ayler 'Revelations'
Coproducer Jeff Lederer talks Albert Ayler's career and Elemental Jazz's "Revelations" RSD box set.
Aquarium Drunkard – Albert Ayler: Revelations, the complete 1970 ORTF recordings
When an artist dies young, we’re often left wondering what could have been and looking for clues among their final records and performances.
Bandcamp Daily – A New Collection Revisits One of Albert Ayler’s Final Performances
In less than a decade, he reshaped avant-garde jazz in his own image, leaving an empty space after his death that many would argue was never filled.
Uncut Magazine – Albert Ayler "Revelations" 9/10
Fearsomely powerful free jazz from Ayler's final performances
The Times – Chet Baker Trio: Live in Paris review – a trumpeter who was much more than the clichés
It covers two Paris concerts taped by Radio France in 1983 and 1984, when Baker was in the middle of his glorious European resurgence.
The Times - Chet Baker Live in Paris: a tumpeter that was much more then the clichés
Chet Baker is an icon of jazz for all the wrong reasons. [...] Yet he was a superb trumpeter, as this previously unreleased set proves.