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Charles Tyler/Ensemble
Voyage From Jericho

Frederiksberg Records ‎

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Comes in gatefold sleeve
New remaster from the original tapes
Includes 12" size 28-page booklet with exhaustive liner essay and unpublished photos
Liner notes are an excerpt from Cisco Bradley's book, "I Hear Freedom: The Giant Migration, Free Jazz, and Black Power" (Colombia University, 2026)

50th Anniversary Reissue!

Step into the wild heart of New York’s underground avant-garde jazz scene with Voyage from Jericho. Recorded in 1974, release in 1975, this landmark session finds the Charles Tyler Ensemble pushing boundaries with fearless improvisation, deep spiritual yearning, and a raw emotional fire.
Joined by top-tier collaborators — including Arthur Blythe, Earl Cross, Ronnie Boykins, and Steve Reid — Tyler shapes a sound that fuses avant-garde intensity with soulful depth, creating a powerful celebration of freedom and expression.

This is music that demands attention and rewards deep listening. Whether you’re a devoted explorer of the avant-garde or a curious listener seeking something beyond the mainstream, Voyage from Jericho offers a journey both challenging and transcendent.

In short: if you’re ready to move past comfort zones and into the outer reaches of jazz, Voyage from Jericho is a voyage worth taking. “This first-ever vinyl reissue of saxophonist/composer Charles Tyler’s Voyage from Jericho album brings his life and work into much greater detail with an exhaustive liner essay by historian Cisco Bradley, unpublished photos and a new remaster from the original tapes. Essential!” – Clifford Allen — (via Label)

Vinyl Tracklist    
A1 Voyage From Jericho
A2 Return To The East
B1 Just For Two
B2 Children's Music March
B3 Surf Ravin


Label: Frederiksberg Records // AK-BA Records
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, Stereo, Gatefold
Reissued: 2026 / Originally Released: 1975
Genre: Jazz
Style: Free Jazz, Avant-garde Jazz

File under: Avant-garde // Free Jazz
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