Dara Starr Tucker
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Max Roach & Abbey Lincoln perform Tears For Johannesburg & Triptych (Prayer, Protest)

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October 21, 2018

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Max Roach: drums

Abbey Lincoln : vocals

Coleridge Perkinson: piano

Eddie Kahn : bass

Clifford Jordan: tenor sax

I believe this recording is from 1964 from a Belgian TV show. In this performance they only perform Tears For Johannesburg and the first two parts of Triptych--Prayer, Protest. Other videos of this performance are around the net and in some of those you can find different songs from the album We Insist! being played.

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Max RoachAbbey LincolnColeridge PerkinsonEddie KahnClifford JordanBelgian TVTears For JohannesburgTriptych--Prayer Protest Other

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