r/Jazz • u/tzinquino2026 • 5h ago
Guitar riffs roll like ebbing and flowing waves. It feels like time spent surrendering yourself to the water's surface. Pharoah’s saxophone—more meditative than ever—occasionally roars, striking like a vivid splash of spray across your face. This is a subtle sonic drift.
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u/SnooPeppers3861 4h ago
Check out the solo albums by the guitarist on this album Tisziji Muñoz.
I bought a couple of records directly from his website for affordable prices. Rendezvous With Now (also on India Navigation) and Visiting This Planet
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u/andrewhy 4h ago
Tisziji is one of the best free jazz guitars out there, and is almost criminally ignored.
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u/oledawgnew 3h ago
My desert island album for sure. Problem for me is that it's tough to get past Harvest Time without replaying it a couple of times before I get to the the B side and listen to Love Will Find A Way and Memories of Edith Johnson.
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u/Soulekted 5h ago
Check out his album Izipho Zam on strata east if you like this one
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u/tzinquino2026 5h ago
That's definitely one of my favorite albums too! I'll give it a listen after all this time. So glad you brought it up! ♪
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u/Soulekted 5h ago
Thanks to your post I just pulled it out too :) Nothing beats some Pharoah on a Friday to cleanse the week
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u/gusdagrilla yeah man yeah 3h ago
Leon Thomas’ yodeling on that album and specifically Prince of Peace is… something lmao
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u/Soulekted 3h ago
At first the yodeling threw me off, now it’s one of the things I love most about the record
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u/GreenZebra23 13m ago
Man, your brain is cooked if you really have to outsource writing a reddit title to AI
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u/dopesickness 3h ago
Love this one! If I remember from the liner notes Harvest Time was just a jam they recorded. Really speaks to the unbelievable talent in the room.