Earl Howard's "Clepton" is a captivating journey into the realms of avant-garde and free jazz, released on January 1, 2007, under the New World Records label. This 59-minute album features three tracks: "Clepton," "Improvisation," and "Rosebud," each offering a unique exploration of sound and improvisation. Howard, known for his innovative approach to music, delivers a performance that is both challenging and rewarding for the discerning listener. The album's title track, "Clepton," pays homage to the legendary Eric Clapton, whose iconic guitar "Blackie" once fetched a record-breaking price at auction. Howard's work on this album showcases his mastery of improvisation and his ability to push the boundaries of traditional jazz. "Clepton" is a testament to Howard's artistic vision and his contribution to the avant-garde and free jazz genres.
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