248 - Ornette Coleman - The Shape of Jazz to Come - James Mattern
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EPISODE SUMMARY:
In a unique episode of "The 500 with Josh Adam Meyers," comedian James Mattern steps into the world of avant-garde jazz to discuss Ornette Coleman's groundbreaking 1959 album "The Shape of Jazz to Come." Known for his comedic talents, Mattern's foray into the realm of jazz promises a fresh and entertaining perspective on this influential work. Ornette Coleman's album, a landmark in the genre, defied convention with its free-form improvisation and innovative compositions. Mattern's comedic insights and musical curiosity provide an intriguing lens through which to explore Coleman's experimental and boundary-pushing tracks. Together he and Josh delve into the album's enigmatic rhythms and melodies, reflecting on its lasting impact on the jazz landscape.
Check out the music history of this album here...
ALBUM STREAM - THE SHAPE OF JAZZ TO COME:
NEW MUSIC INSPIRED BY Ornette Coleman:
“Cheryl” by Kamasi Washington