LARRY YOUNG- OF LOVE AND PEACE- RARE MONO BLUE NOTE 4242 AUDITION COPY NM NY LBL
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Mar 26, 2012 Sold Date
Mar 16, 2012 Start Date
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rare audition copy (stamped on back cover)  mono  Blue Note 4242 with New York address on label.   1st pressing.    vinyl is nm,  cover is vg with ring and edge wear.  one marker mark on back.   this music precluded Miles Bitches Brew.    amazing music.   please check my other listings. thaks
By 1966, Larry Young was playing music that fell between advanced hard bop/soul-jazz and the avant-garde. For this stimulating Blue Note date, the organist meets up with trumpeter Eddie Gale (who was playing with Cecil Taylor during this era), altoist/flutist James Spaulding, and three obscure but fine sidemen: tenor saxophonist Herbert Morgan and both Wilson Moorman III and Jerry Thomas on drums. Two of the selections ("Of Love and Peace" and "Falaq") are essentially free improvisations that have a momentum and purpose of their own, moving forward coherently. In addition, Young and his group perform adventurous versions of "Pavanne" and "Seven Steps to Heaven." Very stimulating and intriguing music, this was one of Larry Young's best recordings. 


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