1: Brotherhood At Ketchaoua (15:56) 2: We Have Come Back (31:12)
Number of discs:
1
Description:
Recorded live in Algiers during the first Panafrican Festival, July 29, 1969 and July 30, 1969.
Algerians musicians participated in track 1 and 2 and Touareg musicians participated in track 2.
Packaged in a gatefold cardboard sleeve.
Sticker on the protective plastic sleeve: "Official BYG album. Newly remastered. Deluxe edition".
Manufactured in the EU
"Live at the Pan-African Festival" is a remarkable live album by renowned jazz saxophonist Archie Shepp, released in CD format by Charly Records. Captured during the historic 1969 Pan-African Festival in Algiers, this recording showcases Shepp's powerful blend of avant-garde jazz with African rhythms and revolutionary spirit. The performance features an international ensemble and highlights themes of unity, freedom, and cultural pride. This album stands as a testament to Shepp?s commitment to both musical innovation and social activism.
Archie Shepp is celebrated for his influential role in the free jazz movement of the 1960s and beyond. Known for his passionate playing style and politically charged compositions, he has collaborated with legends like John Coltrane and Cecil Taylor. Albums such as "Fire Music," "Attica Blues," and "The Magic of Ju-Ju" have cemented his legacy as one of jazz?s most important voices.
Charly Records is a respected label specializing in reissues of classic blues, soul, rock & roll, reggae, country, folk?and especially legendary jazz recordings. With decades-long experience curating high-quality releases from iconic artists worldwide, Charly ensures that timeless music remains accessible to new generations.