Karl Berger's 'All Kinds of Time' is a seminal work of free jazz, originally recorded in 1976 and re-released on 1 January 2000 via Sackville Recordings. This 42-minute album is a masterclass in improvisational music, with Berger joined by the esteemed David Holland. The tracklist, comprising 'Simplicity', 'Perfect Love', 'Fragments', 'The Beginning', 'Now is / D'Accord / All Kinds of Time / We Are', is a testament to the duo's innovative approach to the genre.
As co-founder of the Creative Music Studio, alongside Ornette Coleman, Karl Berger's influence on the world of improvised music is undeniable. 'All Kinds of Time' is a prime example of his visionary approach, with each track showcasing the pair's incredible chemistry and musical prowess. From the introspective 'Perfect Love' to the more experimental 'Fragments', this album is a must-listen for fans of free jazz and avant-garde music.
With its release on Sackville Recordings, 'All Kinds of Time' has become a coveted addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection. The album's re-release in 2000 introduced Berger's groundbreaking work to a new generation of fans, cementing his status as a treasure of improvised music. Whether you're a long-time aficionado or just discovering the world of free jazz, 'All Kinds of Time' is an essential listen that promises to inspire and delight.
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