Charles Lloyd “Forest Flower”

 1967 was a pivotal year in American music, and when tenor saxophonist Charles Lloyd released his live album “Forest Flower,” the world took notice. Southern California bassist Rob Thorsen drops by the RHS studio for an in-depth look at this classic album.

Charles Lloyd “Forest Flower” 1967 was a pivotal year in American music, and when tenor saxophonist Charles Lloyd released his live album “Forest Flower,” the world took notice. Southern California bassist Rob Thorsen drops by the RHS studio for an in-depth look at this classic album.

Charles Lloyd “Forest Flower”

&nbsp;1967 was a pivotal year in American music, and when tenor saxophonist Charles Lloyd released his live album “Forest Flower,” the world took notice. Southern California bassist Rob Thorsen drops by the RHS studio for an in-depth look at this classic album.

FOREST FLOWER - Charles Lloyd (Rob Thorsen)

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