Home / Music / Forest Flower became one of the most successful jazz recordings of its eraMusic linernotes album music jarboeForest Flower became one of the most successful jazz recordings of its eraThe quartet’s Forest Flower, recorded at the Monterey Jazz Festival in September 1966, became one of the most successful jazz recordings of the era. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesJarboe was a member of Swans before going soloJarboe's Drpantheon moves between alternative metal and atmospheric passagesKeith Jarrett was the pianist in Charles Lloyd's mid-60s quartetDeadline Music backed Jarboe's post-Swans solo albumJarboe recorded The Flowering live in Oslo in 1966.ExploreThe Pearl Jam Twenty soundtrack spans two decades of raritiesLorraine Ellison's Heart & Soul showcases her signature songBobby Hutcherson's Happenings is mostly originals plus one Hancock coverNirvana skipped their biggest hits for the Unplugged setThree singles from Otis Blue hit the chartsPrevious Gurf Morlix did everything on A Taste of Ashes himself.Next Eric Dolphy and McCoy Tyner arranged the orchestral parts on Africa/Brass