Ornette Coleman
Science Fiction (LP)
LabelEndless HappinessGenreJazz & Improvisation
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Tip! Science Fiction is an album by the American avant-garde jazz saxophonist and composer Ornette Coleman, released in February 1972. It is considered as Coleman's creative rebirth. A stunningly inventive and appropriately alien-sounding blast of manic energy, where Coleman combines his past and future, working with bassist Charlie Haden and drummers Billy Higgins and Ed Blackwell. The album is made up of spacy, long-toned melodies and rhythm, including two songs with Indian vocalist Asha Puthli, which sound like pop hits from an alternate universe, and "Rock the Clock" where an Arabic double-reed instrument called “musette” is used.
| A1 | What Reason Could I Give | ||
| A2 | Civilization Day | ||
| A3 | Street Woman | ||
| A4 | Science Fiction | ||
| A5 | School Work (Bonus Track) | ||
| B1 | Rock The Clock | ||
| B2 | All My Life | ||
| B3 | Law Years | ||
| B4 | The Jungle Is A Skyscraper | ||
| B5 | Country Town Blues (Bonus Track) |
- Stan Tonkel
- Engineer
- Russ Payne
- Mixed By
