Jazz music in the west coast in the United States
Moore began to generate interest in jazz music. At that time he listened to many classic jazz music in 60s. Then he read a book about jazz history quot;Black Musicquot; which was written by Leroi Jones. Moore’s vision of the music was greatly broadened. The music of Frank Lowe, Rashied Ali and Milford Graves brought him many creative ideas about music instruments. He went to many underground clubs in New York and listened to various forms of unorthodox music. He was influenced by those kinds of music. quot;I remember that when I was in a bar called the Saint I saw a lot of unorthodox music. Really, you can only use this word to describe them. Their way of playing instruments and their way of live performances were all different with the traditional forms. Their musical language should come from jazz but it is transformed into another form of music which is a completely different form of improvised music. To be precise, it is completely a kind of free improvised music. At that time I was very curious.quot; Later, Moore found a treasure in Manhattan. It was a store that sold jazz albums in package in a low price. At that time Moore was interested in jazz music and so he became a frequent visitor there. At first he just wanted to be able to find music which was similar to Coltrane and Mingus. In this store there were many albums from European independent label music such as the eter Brtzmann, Derek Bailey, Evan Parker. This music was very similar with the kind of music that Moore met in Saint bar. What is more, the record’s price was very low. Moore was also very curious. So he bought many records which other people had no interest in.They were very valuable for Moore.
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