Home / Music / Archie Shepp's 'In the Tradition' was an early digital jazz recordingMusic linernotes album music archie-sheppArchie Shepp's 'In the Tradition' was an early digital jazz recordingThe session used a Denon DN-034R digital tape recorder, making it one of the pioneering jazz albums to use digital recording technology in the late 1970s. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesArchie Shepp's In the Tradition shows a side far from free jazzArchie Shepp's In the Tradition was an early digital jazz recording on DenonArchie Shepp on tenor and soprano saxophone with Bishop, Jones, and Chambers.Blue Note released McCoy Tyner's Live at the VanguardMcCoy Tyner was the pianist in John Coltrane's classic quartetExploreRoedelius's Fluxus is minimal electronics with a Farfisa organ at its coreLa Llorona strips ranchera down to voice and guitarLreplace is dense Merzbow noise — all distortion and feedbackThe Master Musicians of Jajouka keep a centuries-old Sufi tradition aliveHarry Partch's Inanna retells the Sumerian descent into the underworldPrevious Archie Shepp's In the Tradition shows a side far from free jazzNext Archie Shepp on tenor and soprano saxophone with Bishop, Jones, and Chambers.