KEITH TIPPETT GROUP Dedicated To You LP VERTIGO 1971 UK orig+swirl ROBERT WYATT
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THE KEITH TIPPETT GROUPwith ROY BABBINGTON, ELTON DEAN, ROBERT WYATT,
NICK EVANS, GARY BOYLE, NEVILLE WHITEHEAD, etc,
While he’s almost always kept one foot in the rock world, nonetheless
Great Britain’s most intrepid and unpredictable jazz pianist.
Keith Tippett played the piano on the records of King Crimson, Peter Sinfield, Elton Dean,
and various offshoots from the Crimson/Soft Machine orbit.
His own recordings during this period never found more than a tiny audience,
but his playing on those others artists' records, especially the King Crimson albums,
made him a familiar name to tens of thousands of listeners
"DEDICATED TO YOU, BUT YOU WEREN'T LISTENING"
Produced by PETE KING for Ronnie Scott Directions
Cover designed and drawn by Roger and Martyn Dean
1971 LP VERTIGO RECORDS 6360024
MADE IN ENGLAND ORIGINAL PRESS ON VERTIGO "Swirl" LABEL
GATEFOLD COVER with 'VERTIGO' Company Inner Sleeve
Barcode and Other Identifiers
LABEL: VERTIGO - SWIRL LABEL - B&W TEXT
Catalog on cover: (rear) 6360024 VO PRICE CODE
Catalog on Spine: 6360024
Catalog on labels: (on Side A): none; (on Side B): 6360 024 (6360 024 2)
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): 636 00 24 1Y¥ 1 420 l 1 2
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): 6360024 2Y//1?420 L 1 2
On label: Produced by Pete King for Ronnie Scott Directions
(Side B only): ?1970 on label (on the label the release year appears at 2 o'clock)
On Back Sleeve: 6360024 VO PRICE CODE
Music Published by *Popgun Music **Indian Brandee ***Robbins Music
Sleeve reproduction by Commercial Process (Offset) Ltd.
Sleeve printed and made by Howards Printers (Slough) Ltd.
On Inside Sleeve: Liner notes by Richard Williams The Melody Maker
On Vertigo Inner Sleeve: British Patent No. 800513 & 973939
Made in England 1070 41
from my records collection
tracklisting
Side A: THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS - THOUGHTS TO GEOFF
GREEN AND ORANGE NIGHT PARK
Side B: GRIDAL SUITE - FIVE AFTER DAWN
DEDICATED TO YOU, BUT YOU WEREN'T LISTENING - BLACK HORSE
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RECORD EX (please, read above description)
SLEEVE VG(+) (please, see pictures and read above description)
The band here is comprised of 11 pieces, including Elton Dean, Robert Wyatt, Nick Evans, Roy Babbington,
Gary Boyle, Neville Whitehead, and others. The commitment to jazz here is total, as Tippett grafts
the dynamic sensibilities of George Russell, the textural and chromatic palettes of Gil Evans,
and the sheer force of Oliver Nelson onto his own palette. The interplay between soloists and ensembles
is dazzling -- check "Thoughts for Geoff," with blazing solos by Nick Evans, cornetist Marc Charig,
and Tippett himself in a series of angular arpeggios interspersed with chordal elocution.
Wyatt's drumming, which opens the record with a bang on "This Is What Happens,"
is easily the most inspired of his career on record. The nod to Mingus on "Green and Orange Night Park"
is more than formal; it's an engagement with some of the same melodic constructs Mingus
was working out in New Tijuana Moods. In sum, this is an adventurous kind of jazz that still swings very hard
despite its dissonance and regards a written chart as something more than a constraint to creative expression...(AllMusic)
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