Essential New Music: Charles Gayle / Milford Graves / William Parker’s “WEBO”
Milford Graves never seemed to be that worried about making records. An early run of recordings for ESP-Disk in the 1960s, which established him as one of the paradigm-shifting percussionists of his time, was followed by a number of independently issued efforts and some seismic releases by Sonny Sharrock and Albert Ayler during the ensuing […] The post Essential New Music: Charles Gayle / Milford Graves / William Parker’s “WEBO” […]
