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Influenced by contemporary hard-bop and soul-jazz, but already sensitive to the appeal of Miles Davis' sound, the quartet formed by tenor saxophonist Charles Lloyd (1938) with pianist Keith Jarrett, bassist Cecil McBee and drummer Jack DeJohnette
penned Dream Weaver (march 1966), that contained the suites Autumn Sequence and Dream Weaver, and Forest Flower (september 1966), that contained the suite Forest Flower, two albums that achieved crossover success, a premonition of the jazz-rock era.
Lloyd had already experimented with a quartet format on
Discovery (may 1964), arguably containing his best performances,
notably an early version of Forest Flower.
Rabo de Nube (ECM, 2008) is a live album.
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