Barbeque Dog - Ronald Shannon Jackson And The Decoding Society - Audio CD - Pre Owned CDs (Arrives in 14days)

Released in 1983, 'Barbeque Dog' stands as a vibrant testament to Ronald Shannon Jackson’s trailblazing vision for jazz in the post-bop era. Leading The Decoding Society, Jackson—himself a luminary drummer—assembled a cast of fiercely inventive musicians who pushed boundaries with unyielding inventiveness. The album’s textures are raw and electric, fusing jazz’s improvisational heart with funk’s muscular drive and the angularity of avant-garde rock. Each track bristles with energy, as bass-heavy grooves twist beneath skittering guitar lines and Jackson’s propulsive rhythms. This is not background music; it’s a sonic journey that demands attention. The Decoding Society’s approach to composition and improvisation is both daring and infectious, blurring lines between structure and chaos. For listeners who crave music that challenges and excites, 'Barbeque Dog' is a goldmine. It captures a crucial moment in the evolution of jazz, making it essential for collectors who value records that not only sound phenomenal on vinyl, but also tell a story of musical courage. Own this if you seek to experience jazz at its most adventurous and alive. Track List: 1 - Barbeque Dog - 4:22 2 - Trials Of An Honest John - 3:22 3 - Yugo Boy - 3:10 4 - Say What You Will - 3:12 5 - Mystery At Dawn - 4:34 6 - Gossip - 5:46 7 - When Cherry Trees Bloom In Winter, You Can Smell Last Summer - 5:24 8 - Harlem Opera - 9:05