Yusef Lateef - Every Village Has a Song: The Yusef Lateef Anthology
![]() | Primary Artist |
| Yusef Lateef | |
| Album Title | |
| Every Village Has a Song: The Yusef Lateef Anthology | |
| Release Date | |
| May, 1949 | |
| Time | |
| 125:50 | |
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This good two-disc set covers Lateef's tenure at Atlantic as well as featuring formative material from early sessions for Transition, Prestige/Moodsville, Riverside, Impulse, Blue Note, and Savoy. The discs show Lateef honing a thick, bluesy, expressive tenor tone in the beginning, evolving into a superior straight jazz player, then expanding his repertoire and choice of instruments and contexts. His flute playing became arguably superior to his tenor, while his solos on oboe, shenai, and other previously little-known instruments enabled Lateef to create arresting, fresh, and ultimately significant music. Read More
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