Pierre Crépon
@avantgardejazz.bsky.social
Writer on jazz history. Bylines at The Wire, NYC Jazz Record, Point of Departure, Chimurenga, We Jazz. Liner notes for Pharoah Sanders and Byard Lancaster box sets.
Newsletter at acousticalswing.substack.com.
Publication list at pierrecrepon.com.
Newsletter at acousticalswing.substack.com.
Publication list at pierrecrepon.com.
Reposted by Pierre Crépon
Official release supervised by the artist with liner notes by Yusuf Mumin and Pierre Crépon
All tracks previously unreleased, from the audio archives of Yusuf Mumin. Coordination by Pierre Crépon @avantgardejazz.bsky.social
Remastered by Colorsound Studios
All tracks previously unreleased, from the audio archives of Yusuf Mumin. Coordination by Pierre Crépon @avantgardejazz.bsky.social
Remastered by Colorsound Studios
October 14, 2025 at 12:11 AM
Official release supervised by the artist with liner notes by Yusuf Mumin and Pierre Crépon
All tracks previously unreleased, from the audio archives of Yusuf Mumin. Coordination by Pierre Crépon @avantgardejazz.bsky.social
Remastered by Colorsound Studios
All tracks previously unreleased, from the audio archives of Yusuf Mumin. Coordination by Pierre Crépon @avantgardejazz.bsky.social
Remastered by Colorsound Studios
Reposted by Pierre Crépon
"Coltrane was instrumental in keeping some kind of interest in avant garde music in America. After John passed, there hasn't been any opportunity to play in any kind of dignified conditions, where going to play music means that you come home with something for your children."
September 23, 2025 at 5:35 AM
"Coltrane was instrumental in keeping some kind of interest in avant garde music in America. After John passed, there hasn't been any opportunity to play in any kind of dignified conditions, where going to play music means that you come home with something for your children."
Reposted by Pierre Crépon
Unpublished interview with the late US saxophonist and synth player Marzette Watts, conducted at his home in New York City on 3 July 1974. Interview by Chris Flicker. Transcribed, edited and introduced by Pierre Crépon @avantgardejazz.bsky.social Photos by Thierry Trombert
September 23, 2025 at 5:35 AM
Unpublished interview with the late US saxophonist and synth player Marzette Watts, conducted at his home in New York City on 3 July 1974. Interview by Chris Flicker. Transcribed, edited and introduced by Pierre Crépon @avantgardejazz.bsky.social Photos by Thierry Trombert