Worlds Around the Sun
Bayeté
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Worlds Around the Sun, the 1972 debut from Bayeté (an alias of the keyboardist, composer, producer and conceptual artist, Todd Cochran), serves as a powerful introduction to Cochran’s radical expressionism and multi-faceted talents. The album was written, produced, and arranged by the 21-year-old prodigy, who rose to fame as a sideman for vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson (who joins Cochran on the record, alongside a broad array of celebrated musicians, including Fred Berry, Oscar Brashear, and Wayne Wallace). Through six stylistically dynamic—yet cohesive—tracks, the artist invites listeners on a journey that spans space and time, with selections like the Eastern-influenced “Njeri (Belonging to a Warrior),” the epic “Bayeté” and “Free Angela (Thoughts… And All I’ve Got to Say),” ...
LP 1 / Side A
| 1 It Ain't |
| 2 Free Angela (Thoughts... And All I've Got To Say) |
| 3 Njeri (Belonging To A Warrior) |
| 4 I'm On It |
LP 1 / Side B
| 1 Bayeté (Between Man And God) |
| 2 Eurus (The Southwest Wind) |
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Worlds Around the Sun
Bayeté
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