Art Blakey- Orgy in RhythmLabel: Destination Moon Released 2023 When Billy Eckstine's band dissolved in the mid 1940s, adventurous drummer Art Blakey spent two years in Africa, where he briefly converted to Islam; back in New York, he gigged with Miles and Monk, before fronting his own Jazz Messengers. 1957's Orgy In Rhythm drew on the sounds of North Africa and the Middle East, Blakey's unfettered drumming accompanied by Latin percussionists such as Potato Valdez and Evilio

but no one from the band has stepped out to tell their or the band's story until now

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and peaked at number two on the Billboard 200

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