The record is in NM condition and the jacket is VG+. This is a pretty rare record to find in the U.S. market.
Dewey Redman's "Tarik", recorded in 1969, is a unique and intense exploration of free jazz, capturing the saxophonist’s raw, emotive style. With unconventional structures and a spirit of spontaneity, the album showcases Redman's powerful tenor saxophone alongside a talented ensemble including drummer Ed Blackwell and bassist Malachi Favors. Tracks like "Tarik" and "Paris?" combine avant-garde influences with rhythmic complexity and bursts of lyrical expression, while other pieces delve into deep, almost meditative improvisation. "Tarik" is a striking example of Redman’s innovative approach to jazz, pushing boundaries and inviting listeners into a visceral, almost primal listening experience.
