First posted at "Orgy In Rhythm" in September 2006. Text by Bacoso. Re-post by permission. The highlight of this lp is the latin romp of the 10 minute title tune "World Of The Children", a real banger of the first order. David Murray also cut a fantastic version of this with his big band on "South of the Border" which i will post some day.
This rip is from the original vinyl @320 but it did actually make a cd release in Japan on Bomba which is now deleted.
MUSICIANS
Bass - Kiyoto Fujiwara, Milton Suggs (track 3)
Drums - Freddie Wrenn
Percussion - Tony Waters
Piano - Sonelius Smith
Saxaphone - Shamek Farrah
Trumpet - Joseph Gardner
Recorded at Sound Ideas, April 1976
TRACKLIST
01 'The World Of The Children' (9:58)
02 'Conversation Piece' (6:28)
03 'Milt: A Bass Solo' (2:57)
04 'People Puttin People Through Changes' (7:17)
05 'Juluis' (5:22)
Also available by Shamek Farrah at 'Never Enough Rhodes' :
"First Impressions" (1974)
"La Dee La La (1980)
8 comments:
Thanks for making this and First Impressions available. I missed them the first time around.
I got back from vacation and was stunned to see that OIR had gone out of business. Really a shame--I had a lot of fun on that blog and got a chance to learn about a ton of excellent music that was new to me.
Thanks to you Simon for picking up the torch!
Thank you for breathing life back into the great Orgy in Rhythm!
listen to the drummer! he can´t play! in this track he is so out of time and hardly can keep the tempo, not to speak of the rhythm.
how can this be released?
Hi Simon,
Just browsing through some old posts, no particular reason, since I gratefully snapped this up first time round at OIR.
Anyway, I spotted this: the name of the bass player should be Kiyoto FUJIWARA. Here's his web site:
http://kiyotoclub.com/eng/index.html
I'm guessing his name is misspelled on the actual album cover, although I've never seen the back.
Not that he can complain: on his web site he misspells 'Geoge Russell', 'Ran Blake' and even 'villege Gate'.
At least he gets Kenny Garrett right.
cheers
TN
Thanks TN, fixed it up now.
Much much gratitude for this great record. It's the third time in a row that I am listening to... I love the introductions of all the tunes...
Have pleasant jazzy day
i've never heard of this artist before, but i'm looking forward to hearing his music. thank you!
Still up for download - excellent! and thank you.
Been diggin' First Impressions,and now I've got this too.
Amen, bro'
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