Albert Ayler Trio

Albert Ayler (1936–1970) was an American saxophonist and composer, a leading figure in free and avant‑garde jazz.

Spiritual Unity was recorded July 10, 1964 with Sunny Murray (drums) and Gary Peacock (double bass). Ayler recorded for ESP‑Disk among other labels. His body was found in New York's East River in November 1970. The review and contemporary sources cite Ayler's influential, uncompromising role in 1960s free jazz.

A lyrical, highly positive review of Albert Ayler Trio's Spiritual Unity celebrating its childlike freedom and emotional intensity. Notes that the album was recorded in a single day (July 10, 1964) and highlights the contributions of Sunny Murray and Gary Peacock. Praises Ayler's uncompromising approach within the context of 1960s free jazz.

For:Fans of free/avant‑garde jazz, adventurous listeners, students of 20th-century improvised music