79.00 PLN

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Nr kat.: MAC1082
Label  : MackAvenue (USA)

Product #: MAC1082 Released: 02/07/20 Artwork | Tracklist | Credits Overture/The Movement Revisited Sister Rosa – Prologue Sister Rosa Rosa Introduces Malcolm Brother Malcolm – Prologue Brother Malcolm Malcolm Introduces Ali Ali Speaks Rumble in the Jungle Rosa Introduces MLK Soldiers (I Have a Dream) A View from the Mountaintop Apotheosis: November 4th, 2008 Product #: MAC1082 Released: 02/07/20 Artwork | Tracklist | Credits Overture/The Movement Revisited Sister Rosa – Prologue Sister Rosa Rosa Introduces Malcolm Brother Malcolm – Prologue Brother Malcolm Malcolm Introduces Ali Ali Speaks Rumble in the Jungle Rosa Introduces MLK Soldiers (I Have a Dream) A View from the Mountaintop Apotheosis: November 4th, 2008 Product #: MAC1082 Released: 02/07/20 Christian McBride The Movement Revisited: A Musical Portrait of Four Icons 1 CD - $11.99 The Movement Revisited: A Musical Portrait of Four Icons is culminating documentation of a richly inspired piece – lauding four key figures of the Civil Rights Movement: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, Rosa Parks and Muhammad Ali. Marshaling his ever-sharpening skills as a composer, arranger, conductor, musician and lyricist, Christian McBride has created a historically and culturally illuminating five-part suite for an 18-piece big band, chorus and narrators that places the motivating forces as well as the goals of the Civil Rights Movement within a powerfully relevant artistic context. It is a one-from-the-heart project McBride was, apparently, destined to undertake. This recording of The Movement Revisited marks the addition of a fifth movement, “Apotheosis,” which acknowledges the election of Barack Obama as the first African American President of the United States. ++++ When Philadelphia-born bassist/bandleader Christian McBride arrived in New York in 1989 as a Juilliard student, he was the “Godchild of the Groove” with unlimited potential. Today, with over 300 recordings as a sideman and 11 critically- acclaimed albums as a leader, he now reigns supreme as the “Lord of the Lower Frequencies.” He’s the influential and ubiquitous bassist of his generation, as evidenced by his quintet Inside Straight, his big band, his trio and his work with everybody from James Brown, Pat Metheny, Chick Corea and Wynton Marsalis to Sting, The Roots, Bruce Hornsby and Paul McCartney.