Ronald Shannon Jackson 罗纳德·香农·杰克逊
- 风格
- #自由爵士 #先锋爵士 #融合爵士 #硬波普
- 地区
- 欧美
艺人介绍
by Scott Yanow
Drummer Ronald Shannon Jackson, and his Decoding Society of the 1980s, learned from the example of Ornette Colemans Prime Time and are a logical extension of the group. They featured colorful and noisy ensembles; were not afraid of the influence of rock; and their rhythms were funky, loud, and unpredictable. Jackson played professionally in Texas with James Clay when he was 15. He moved to New York in 1966, where he worked with Byard Lancaster, Charles Mingus, Betty Carter, Stanley Turrentine, Jackie McLean, McCoy Tyner, Kenny Dorham, and most significantly Albert Ayler (1966-1967), among others. He took time off of the scene and then joined Ornette Colemans Prime Time (1975-1979). Jackson also worked with Cecil Taylor (1978-1979) and James Blood Ulmer (1979-1980). The Decoding Society (formed in 1979), through the years, featured many talented and advanced improvisers, with the best-known ones being Vernon Reid, Zane Massey, Billy Bang, and Byard Lancaster. Jackson also played with the explosive group Last Exit (starting in 1986), and in the early 90s with Power Tools. Ronald Shannon Jacksons music is not for easy-to-offend ears.
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