All Africa

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All Africa is a movement from Max Roach’s landmark civil rights-era jazz work "We Insist! Freedom Now Suite," known for its powerful evocation of African rhythms and anti-colonial struggle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf jazz composition
movement of a jazz suite
associatedMovement Black freedom struggle in the United States
anti-colonial movements in Africa
associatedPerformer Abbey Lincoln NERFINISHED
Booker Little NERFINISHED
Coleman Hawkins NERFINISHED
James Schenck NERFINISHED
Julian Priester NERFINISHED
Michael Olatunji NERFINISHED
Walter Benton NERFINISHED
composer Max Roach NERFINISHED
countryOfRecording United States NERFINISHED
criticalReception noted for its political urgency
recognized as a landmark in politically engaged jazz
genre jazz
influencedBy African drumming traditions
African independence movements
instrumentationFeature bass
drums
percussion
tenor saxophone
trombone
trumpet
voice
languageElement African-language vocalizations
medium audio recording
notableFeature call-and-response patterns
evocation of African rhythms
percussive intensity
vocal chants
originalLabel Candid Records NERFINISHED
partOf We Insist! Freedom Now Suite NERFINISHED
politicalContext African decolonization period
civil rights era in the United States
primaryArtist Max Roach NERFINISHED
recordedForAlbum We Insist! Freedom Now Suite NERFINISHED
relatedWork Driva’ Man NERFINISHED
Tears for Johannesburg NERFINISHED
Triptych: Prayer/Protest/Peace NERFINISHED
releaseYear 1960
subgenre avant-garde jazz
civil rights jazz
theme African liberation
Pan-Africanism
anti-colonial struggle
civil rights movement
trackPositionInSuite early movement
usesRhythmsFrom African music traditions

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