Albert Ayler - New Grass Condition:New Yellow Dog Blues

Yellow Dog Blues

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Albert Ayler - New Grass Condition:New Yellow Dog BluesAlbert Ayler's 1969 album New Grass has been misunderstood from the day of it's release. The album finds Ayler experimenting with soul music and digging back into his R&B roots (he started his career playing saxophone with Chicago bluesman Little Walter), fusing it with the avant garde free jazz (the one element of the record which garnered consistent praise) and adding the vocals of Rose Marie McCoy, The Soul Singers and Ayler himself. As if