673203108219

The Movement Revisited: A Music Portrait Of Four Icons

Christian McBride

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Format: 2LP

Cat No: MAC1082LP

Release Date:  13 January 2023

Label:  Mack Avenue

Packaging Type:  Gate Fold Vinyl

No of Units:  2

Barcode:  673203108219

Genres:  Jazz  Contemporary  

  • Description

    Bassist/composer Christian McBride's 'The Movement Revisited: A Musical Portrait of Four Icons' is the culminating documentation of a richly inspired piece lauding four key figures of the Civil Rights Movement: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, Rosa Parks and Muhammad Ali.

    Marshalling his ever-sharpening skills as a composer, arranger, conductor, musician and lyricist, McBride has created a historically and culturally illuminating five-part suite for an 18-piece big band, chorus and narrators that places the motivating forces as well as the goals of the Civil Rights Movement within a powerfully relevant artistic context. It is a one-from-the-heart project McBride was, apparently, destined to undertake.

    This recording of The Movement Revisited marks the addition of a fifth movement, Apotheosis, which acknowledges the election of Barack Obama as the first African American President of the United States.

    2-LP regular weight black vinyl gatefold jacket.

    Press:

    "Ambitious, emotionally charged, of course, but deeply felt, this powerful work is a potent reminder that there's more to be done in Trumpian America, much more. The press release calls The Movement Revisited "a stunning masterpiece". Rightly so." - London Jazz News

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Overture/The Movement Revisted
      • 2. Sister Rosa - Prologue
      • 3. Sister Rosa
      • 4. Rosa Introduces Malcolm
      • 5. Brother Malcolm - Prologue
      • 6. Brother Malcolm

      Disc 2

      • 1. Malcolm Introduces Ali
      • 2. Ali Speaks
      • 3. Rumble in the Jungle
      • 4. Rosa Introduces MLK
      • 5. Soldiers (I Have a Dream)
      • 6. A View from the Mountaintop
      • 7. Apotheosis: November 4th, 2008