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Rosa Parks: Pure Love. An Oratorio of Seven Songs

TUM Records
2019

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Rosa Parks: Pure Love

TUM Records
2019

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Burning Meditation

NoBusiness Records
2018

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Araminta

Sunnyside Records
2017

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Najwa

TUM Records
2017

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Ocean of Storms

Self Produced
2017

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Solo: Reflections and Meditations on Monk

TUM Records
2017

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America’s National Parks

Cuneiform Records
2016

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America's National Parks

Cuneiform Records
2016

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Celestial Weather

TUM Records
2016

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The Nile

Hardedge
2015

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Red Hill

RareNoiseRecords
2015

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The Great Lakes Suites

TUM Records
2015

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Great Lakes Suites

TUM Records
2014

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The Great Lakes Suites

TUM Records
2014

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Great Lakes Suite

TUM Records
2014

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Wadada Leo Smith: Occupy the World

TUM Records
2013

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Occupy The World

TUM Records
2013

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Heart's Reflections

Cuneiform Records
2012

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Dark Lady of the Sonnets

TUM Records
2012

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About Wadada Leo Smith

Rosa Parks: Pure Love

Rosa Parks: Pure Love

Wadada Leo Smith
Rosa Parks: Pure Love

Monk and His Five Point Ring at the Five Spot Cafe

Monk and His Five Point Ring at the Five Spot Cafe

Wadada Leo Smith
Solo: Reflections and...

Najwa

Wadada Leo Smith
Najwa

Dred Scott: 1857

Dred Scott: 1857

Wadada Leo Smith
Ten Freedom Summers

South Central L.A. Kulture

South Central L.A. Kulture

Wadada Leo Smith
Spiritual Dimensions

Album Reviews

Burning Meditation by John Sharpe
Rosa Parks: Pure Love by Jerome Wilson
Rosa Parks: Pure Love. An Oratorio of Seven Songs by John Sharpe
Rosa Parks: Pure Love. An Oratorio of Seven Songs by Doug Hall
Rosa Parks: Pure Love by Karl Ackermann
Najwa by Chris M. Slawecki
Solo: Reflections and Meditations on Monk by Vincenzo Roggero
Najwa by Maurizio Comandini

Year in Review

Il meglio del 2017 secondo Nicola Negri

Multiple Reviews

Solo: Reflections and Meditations on Monk & Najwa

Year in Review

Karl Ackermann's Best Releases of 2017

Album Reviews

Solo: Reflections and Meditations on Monk by Mark Corroto
Najwa by John Sharpe
Najwa by Jerome Wilson
Solo: Reflections and Meditations on Monk by John Sharpe
Solo: Reflections and Meditations on Monk by Karl Ackermann
Najwa by Dan McClenaghan

Live From New York

Live From The New Stone School: Brandon Ross, Wadada Leo Smith, Bill Laswell &...

Live Reviews

Wadada Leo Smith At Firehouse 12

Album Reviews

Araminta by Mark Corroto

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Rosa Parks: Pure Love. An Oratorio of Seven Songs

Rosa Parks: Pure...

TUM Records
2019

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Rosa Parks: Pure Love

Rosa Parks: Pure Love

TUM Records
2019

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Burning Meditation

Burning Meditation

NoBusiness Records
2018

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Araminta

Sunnyside Records
2017

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Najwa

TUM Records
2017

buy

Ocean of Storms

Ocean of Storms

Self Produced
2017

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Jazz Story

I love jazz because it`s the speechless voice of the sound of the African American. I was first exposed to jazz as a child growing up in NYC and listening to the jazz radio (WLIB with Billy Taylor). I met Max, Roy, Art, Philly, Elvin, Mingus, Scoby, Louis, Cal, Billy, Sam, Betty & Red. The best show I ever attended was
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I love jazz because it`s the speechless voice of the sound of the African American. I was first exposed to jazz as a child growing up in NYC and listening to the jazz radio (WLIB with Billy Taylor). I met Max, Roy, Art, Philly, Elvin, Mingus, Scoby, Louis, Cal, Billy, Sam, Betty & Red. The best show I ever attended was. Art Blakey at the Top of the Gate. The first jazz record I bought was Art Blakey & the Jazz Messenger with Bobby Timmons playing “Moanin”. My advice to new listeners: the healing power of jazz recordings is on vinyl! Mexico will be the next Home of Jazz!
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