Roland Haynes 2nd Second Wave Black Jazz Clear w/ Black Splatter Vinyl LP #/200
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This auction is for a PRE-ORDER of the new pressing (well, the ONLY reissue EVER on Vinyl!) of ROLAND HAYNES, 2nd WAVE! Man, this is a tough album to find.
SECOND WAVE was Originally released in 1975 on BLACK JAZZ label, this repressing is long overdue.
This is a rare variant VINYL LP, and is pressed on CLEAR with BLACK SPLATTER VINYL!! This is super-duper rare, and is limited to 200 copies of this color WORLDWIDE!!
Here's a Track List:
SIDE ONE
1. Eglise
2. Second Wave
3. Kirstn’s Play
SIDE TWO
1. Aicelis
2. Descent
3. Funky Mama Moose
This auction is for a PRE-ORDER (please write to me for release date). You will receive this LP within 30 days of its release, and I will mail it to you within 3 days of receiving it! Please do not order if you cannot wait that long, this is a pre-order - patience young Jedi! NO REFUNDS on pre-orders, thank you so much.
A pretty sound investment for the future, this won't be seen again in this color and so limited!!!
Here's some more info on the record:
This 1975 album is one of a kind in lots of ways. First, it's keyboardist Roland Haynes' only album. But more importantly, Second Wave has a sound and line-up unlike pretty much any other jazz fusion album to come out before or since. Anchored by a fantastic rhythm section of Carl Burnett (Cal Tjader, Vince Guaraldi and most notably Gene Harris and The Three Sounds) and Henry 'The Skipper' Franklin (leader on a couple of Black Jazz titles still to come, plus Ornette Coleman, Don Cherry, Hugh Masekela, and many others), the album features dueling Fender Rhodes tickled by Haynes and Kirk Lightsey, who played with everyone from Chet Baker to Pharoah Sanders to Sonny Stitt, not to mention a bunch of Black Jazz dates. The cascading sound of the two electric pianos, one (Lightsey's) often driven through a wah-wah pedal, gives Second Wave a special vibe all its own; there are not horns or guitars getting in the way of these mindblowing keyboard jams. Some folks might hear a little '70s-era Miles Davis when Joe Zawinul, Chick Corea, Keith Jarrett and/or Herbie Hancock were in the band, and Hancock's own Head Hunters album comes to mind (as well later fusion dudes like Jan Hammer and Bill Bruford), but Second Wave is sui generis.
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