Hey, check this out — the Albert Mangelsdorff Quintet’s *Now, Jazz Ramwong* from 1966 is a real hidden gem that blends innovative jazz with a fresh, international vibe. Mangelsdorff was a pioneer of the trombone in jazz, known for his masterful multiphonic technique that gives his sound a distinctive, almost otherworldly texture. This album captures that adventurous spirit perfectly, with the quintet exploring rhythmic and melodic ideas that feel both timeless and ahead of their time.
If you flip it over, you’ll find the track *Now Jazz Ramwong*, which stands out as a captivating fusion of jazz improvisation with Southeast Asian musical influences — really unique for its era and still sounding vibrant today. It’s an album that invites you in with its warmth and complexity, great for anyone looking to break out of the usual jazz molds and discover something fresh yet deeply rooted in tradition. Definitely worth giving a spin in the bin!
Track listing & samples
Albert Mangelsdorff Quintet – Now, Jazz Ramwong
Now Jazz Ramwong
Sakura Waltz
Blue Fanfare
Three Jazz Moods
Burungkaka
Raknash
Theme For Vietnam
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