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The article discusses three different jazz albums. The first album, "Newport Rebels," features a diverse group of jazz artists and was recorded in 1960 as a response to the commercialization of the Newport Jazz Festival. The second album, "Choma (Burn)," by Harold Land, showcases a different style of post-bop jazz and includes powerful solos and chaotic moments. The third album, "Incarnations," by Charles Mingus, includes previously released tracks and highlights Mingus' compositions and collaborations with other musicians. The article also mentions two compilations of jazz music from Soviet Estonia, showcasing the historical depth and unique blend of local and international influences in the country's jazz scene. [Extracted from the article] |
