Alan Shorter: Orgasm 1969 Free Jazz LP Album V6-8768 Rare Vinyl Verve VG-

$

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Rare

Alan Shorter ?– Orgasm

Label:
Verve Records ?– V6-8768
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
US
Released:
1969
Genre:
Jazz
Style:
Free Jazz

Tracklist

A1     Parabola     13:07
A2     Joseph     3:07
A3     Straits Of Blagellan     7:27
B1     Rapids     9:30
B2     Outeroids     4:15
B3     Orgasm     11:20

Companies etc

    Recorded At – A&R Studios
    Manufactured By – MGM Records Division
    Record Company – Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.

Credits

    Art Direction – Sid Maurer
    Bass – Charles Edward Haden* (tracks: A1, B3), Reginald Johnson* (tracks: A2, B2)
    Design [Album] – Michael Mendel
    Drums – Muhammad Ali (tracks: A1, B3), Rashied Ali (tracks: A2 to B2)
    Engineer [Director Of Engineering] – Val Valentin
    Flugelhorn, Composed By – Alan Shorter
    Liner Notes – Al Shorter*
    Photography By [Cover Photos] – Margey Southern
    Producer – Esmond Edwards
    Tenor Saxophone – Leandro Barbieri*

Notes

Recorded at A & R Studios, New York City; September 23, 1968 (A3 & B1); September 25, 1968 (A2 & B2); and November 6, 1968 (A1 & B3).

- Alan Shorter
Real Name:
Alan Shorter
Profile:
Free jazz trumpeter and flugelhorn player. Born May 29, 1932, died 1987.
He was an older brother of Wayne Shorter.

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