Charles Gayle's "Kingdom Come," released on January 1, 1994, under Knitting Factory Records, is a powerful and uncompromising journey through the realms of free jazz, avant-garde, and hard bop. Clocking in at an impressive 74 minutes, this album is a testament to Gayle's virtuosity and his fearless approach to jazz. With tracks like "Seven Days," "Lord Lord," and "Anthem To Eternity," Gayle explores complex themes and pushes the boundaries of traditional jazz structures. The album's raw energy and innovative spirit make it a standout in Gayle's discography and a compelling listen for those eager to dive into the avant-garde. "Kingdom Come" is not just an album; it's a bold statement from one of jazz's most daring artists.
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