Max Roach - We Insist: Freedom Now Suite [Limited 180-Gram with Bonus Track]

Max Roach - We Insist: Freedom Now Suite [Limited 180-Gram with Bonus Track]In addition to being one of the best jazz drummers of all time, Max Roach was a longtime civil rights activist. The cove art for the 1961 LP, We Insist! Freedom Now Suite, shows a photo of three black men at alunch counter with a white man in a soda jerk's uniform attending them. It was an incendiary image directed at a still segregated country. But the album doesn't stop at it's cover. The music is superb, and includes an array of jazz stars,

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originally released in April 1980

More great works like "Key To My Kingdom" "No Good" "Confessin' The Blues" and "So Excited" would find their way on to early FM underground rock radio stations

Tracks like “Indians” and “Remembrance” don’t just hit hard

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whether it be the a-side's more familiar heaviness or the orchestral b-side takes

" Their greatest hits performed in the greatest way you can see The Interrupters: Live

“Desolation Row” closes the album in poetic

with Ronald and Ernie stamping their authority on the ballad