Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre, Forces and Feelings - 55m 47s

Tracks & Durations

1. Behold Gods Sunshine (Unissued Take)	4:24
2. Fifteen or Sixteen	10:06
3. Sun Spots	7:48
4. Ananda	3:50
5. Twenty-One Lines	11:48
6. Behold Gods Sunshine	8:19
7. Ananda (Unissued Take)	9:26

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Review

Saxophonist Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre's first recording as a band leader sounds like a time-unbound, spiritual tour de force of black cultural history. He features vocalist Rita Omolokun (Worford) on spoken and soared vocals and plays fractured tenor saxophone throughout this key recording from the Chicago jazz avant-garde. There are unissued alternate takes to be had on the CD, and the music rumbles across Fred Hopkins's bass and Sarnie Garnett's guitar with a careful precision before Wesley Tyus's forceful drumming carries the impact to the gut level. McIntyre plays an expressive tenor, bowing to tonal studies resembling so many straight-ahead jazzers and then ripping through the channels of regularity with what seems a hypnotic, blind storm of wind and thunder. --Andrew Bartlett

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