Don Cherry Vinyl Records

Don Cherry is an American jazz trumpeter and composer, best known for his collaboration with saxophonist Ornette Coleman. Cherry is renowned for his unique style, which incorporates elements of jazz, African, and Asian music, as well as Latin and South American styles.

Cherry's best-known albums are the 1966 album Complete Communion and the 1972 album Brown Rice. Both of these albums feature a unique blend of jazz and world music styles, and feature several standout tracks. Notable tracks from Complete Communion include "Complete Communion", "Where Is Brooklyn?", and "Utopia and Visions". From Brown Rice, standout tracks include "Brown Rice", "Malkauns", and "Titles".

An interesting fact about Don Cherry is that he was the first jazz musician to collaborate with a poet, having worked with Allen Ginsberg on the track "Hum Bom" from his 1975 album, Relativity Suite.