James Blood Ulmer - 7 Albums

One of the most expressive guitarists on the planet James Blood Ulmer is the undisputed keeper of the flame for the "Harmalodic" movement created by Ornette Coleman. Blood takes the fundamentals of Harmalodic and applies them at will to any genre he pursues, from rootsy Americana, hyper funk, Hendrix inspired cosmic blues, rock, you name it. This is a man who knows what he's doing. The albums are: Blue Blood Blues Preacher Reunion (with the Odyssey Band) Live at the Bayerischer Hof Memphis Blood - The Sun Sessions Music Speaks Louder Than Words No Escape From the Blues - The Electric Lady Sessions Enjoy and please seed!;-} Junco

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summer1967love (2012-06-16)

Ulmer was born in St. Matthews, South Carolina. He began his career playing with various soul jazz ensembles, first in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, from 1959-1964, and then in the Columbus, Ohio region, from 1964-1967. He first recorded with organist John Patton in 1969. After moving to New York in 1971, Ulmer played with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, Joe Henderson, Paul Bley, Rashied Ali and Larry Young.
In the early 1970s, Ulmer joined Ornette Coleman; he was the first electric guitarist to record and tour extensively with Coleman. He has credited Coleman as a major influence, and Coleman's strong reliance on electric guitar in his fusion-oriented recordings owes a distinct debt to Ulmer.