Andrew Hill's 1965 album "Point of Departure" is a landmark of avant-garde jazz, featuring a lineup of heavyweights pushing sonic boundaries.
- The album was recorded on April 1, 1965, at the Van Gelder Studio in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.
- "Point of Departure" features an all-star lineup including Joe Henderson on tenor saxophone, Eric Dolphy on alto saxophone and bass clarinet, and Tony Williams on drums.
- The album is celebrated for its complex compositions and improvisational freedom, becoming a key release in the Blue Note catalog.
Andrew Hill is a jazz pianist and composer, known for his unique approach to harmony and rhythm. "Point of Departure" was released in 1965, during a period of prolific output for the artist on Blue Note Records.
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