1962 DON ELLIS PACIFIC JAZZ STEREO Essence RARE Hear
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53
$ 53
Sold For
May 17, 2010
Sold Date
May 10, 2010
Start Date
$ 20
Start price
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USA
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Description
1962 DON ELLIS PACIFIC JAZZ STEREO Essence RARE Hear !
DESCRIPTION
Description TURN UP YOUR SPEAKERS & LISTEN TO A TRACK OFF THIS LP THAT I HAVE UPLOADED FOR YOU TO HEAR
ARTIST :DON ELLIS
TITLE :ESSENCE
FORMAT :VINYL LP RECORD
LABEL :PACIFIC JAZZ STEREO 55
COVER :NEAR MINT IN SHRINK WRAP
VINYL :NEAR MINT
COMMENTS :
The rarest of all Don Ellis sessions, Essence matches the trumpeter with pianist Paul Bley, bassist Gary Peacock, and either Nick Martinis or Gene Stone on drums. Ellis, who sought during this period to transfer ideas and concepts from modern classical music into adventurous jazz, often experimented with time, tempos and the use of space while still swinging. His renditions of Billy Strayhorn's "Johnny Come Lately," "Angel Eyes" and "Lover" are quite fresh, he contributes four interesting originals and introduces Carla Bley's "Wrong Key Donkey" (here simply called "Donkey"). This is thought-provoking music that was certainly way overdue to be reissued. Review - Scott Yanow
SONG TRACKS
1. Johnny Come Lately
2. Slow Space
3. Ostinato
4. Donkey
5. Form
6. Angel Eyes
7. Irony
8. Lover
PERSONNEL
Paul Bley Piano
Don Ellis Trumpet
Nick Martinis Drums
Gary Peacock Bass
Gene Stone Drums
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