An excellent biographydiscography of dolphy, by vladimir simosko and barry tepperman, is available through da capo press, and versions of that discography, along with various. To say that eric dolphy died in his prime would be a massive understatement. Dolphys compositions are the inspiration for many tribute albums, such as oliver lakes prophet and dedicated to dolphy, jerome harris hidden in plain view, otomo yoshihides reimagining of out to lunch. In february of 1964, dolphy entered van gelder studios to record his first album for blue note, out to lunch. This is a loving tribute with some touching moments, especially from the correspondence of richard davis, though i found it to have numerous errors and little problems. While critics can be tetchy about eric dolphys strengths as a leader, there is a consensus that out to lunch. Aug 11, 2012 out to lunch a little further out the essential eric dolphy is a pretty good small complilation with g. I, probably like many, became aware of eric dolphy through frank zappa. This is challenging, free form and experimental, sometimes dissonant but always melodic and rewarding. Dolphy was never at his best in a context like the coltrane quartet where the bulk of the solo work was extended harmonic development over a relatively stable rhythmic line. Out to lunch stands as eric dolphys magnum opus, an absolute pinnacle of avantgarde jazz in any form or era. Cornell 1964 1964 complete live in amsterdam 1964 complete bremen concert 1964 astral weeks 1964 with oliver nelson. Adored by fans, musicians, and critics, the album was one of the first to be recorded entirely of free jazz, yet also offered dolphys intervallic approach as an alternative to colemans motivic, gestural approach to free improvisation.
The following torrent is itself 70 albums released by other artists on the label. Nowadays we think we have heard it all, but not like this. Web, 5 files flac, album, reissue, remastered, 24bit 192khz hdtracks released. Eric dolphy lived from 1928 to 1964, and recorded primarily after 1959. Together with andrew hill s point of departure on the same label and from the same year, out to lunch is among the most challenging albums in the blue note catalogone to approach with a very. Eric s releases are a little rare these days and i thank you again for this rare opportunity to hear some of it. Eric dolphy alto saxophone, flute, bass clarinet freddie hubbard trumpet bobby hutcherson vibraphone richard davis bass tony williams drums. Erics releases are a little rare these days and i thank you again for this rare opportunity to hear some of it. Out there is a studio album by jazz musician and composer eric dolphy, released by prestige records in september 1961. His brilliant 1964 debut as a leader on blue note, recorded just four months before his death. Welcome to dolphy l, a discussion list concerning the musician eric dolphy and related topics. This is some of the greatest music ever recorded, and its vastly underheard.
Eric dolphy s creativity was exploding early in 1964, and he was finding more players who could keep up. It was dolphy s second album released as band leader, following his time with charles mingus. Eric dolphy during the recording session for out to lunch. He was one of the first musicians to record unaccompanied. Out to lunch the rudy van gelder edition by eric dolphy on. A touch of ease drops over the soundscape of the tracks before the trademark blast of jagged rips and chops run to the edge off a cliff and dangle with sounds that shake jazzs boundaries. Out to lunch is certainly eric dolphy s most adventurous album and his most self consistent attempt at freedom within some, at least of the confines established by bop writing. Released three years before dolphy let loose the avantgarde bible out to lunch, out there is more ambitious and jagged than outward bound. C ompared with the music around it in 1960, it is an unusual album by any standard, approaching tonality in a nonlinear and harshly harmonic way. Eric dolphy, a california native, was born in 1928. Eric dolphy out to lunch 9 1964 hat and beard something sweet gazzelloni out to lunch. Today it is generally considered one of the finest albums in the labels history, as well as one of the high points in 1960s avantgarde jazz and in dolphy s oe. Out to lunch a little further out the essential eric dolphy is a pretty good small complilation with g.
His only recording for blue note as a leader, it was originally issued as blp 4163 and. Its rhythmic complexity was perhaps unrivaled since dave brubecks time out, and its five dolphy originals the jarring monk tribute hat and beard, the aptly titled something sweet, something tender, the weirdly jaunty flute showcase gazzelloni, the militaristic title. Tracklist a1 fire waltz a2 bee vamp b the prophet credits alto saxophone, bass clarinet eric dolphy bass richard davis 2 drums ed blackwell piano mal waldron. Find album release information for out to lunch eric dolphy on allmusic. We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. Tocj1501 miles davis, volume 1 miles davis tocj1502 miles davis, volume 2 miles davis tocj1503 the amazing bud powell, volume 1 budd powell. Little did anyone know at the time, that little eric would grow up to be one of the most controversial figures in jazz. Download eric dolphy album collection mp3 128 kbps torrent or any other torrent from audio music direct download via magnet link. I also would recommend to dolphy fanatics the book by raymond horricks from 1989, the importance of being eric dolphy, published by dj costello, tunbridge wells, great britain.
Vinyl, lp, album, stereo, repress, germany year unknown blue note bst 84163 k 1080p 60fps 00. Screamin the blues 1960 the blues and the abstract truth 1961 straight ahead 1961 with max roach. Out to lunch the rudy van gelder edition, an album by eric dolphy on spotify we and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. Today it is generally considered one of the finest albums in the labels history, as well as one of the high points in 1960s avantgarde jazz and in dolphys oeuvre tony williams had turned 18 a few months. And out to lunch is undeniably a band album with hubbard, vibes player bobby hutcherson, bassist richard davis and drummer tony williams entirely in sympathy with dolphys playing which is referenced in charlie parkers flittering style as much as ornette colemans stabbing and repeatedfigures dolphy played on colemans ground.
Musicians like art blakey, abbey lincoln, tadd dameron, clark terry, chet baker, jimmy heath. His only recording for blue note as a leader, it was originally issued as blp 4163 and bst 84163. Eric dolphy celebrity profile check out the latest eric dolphy photo gallery, biography, pics, pictures, interviews, news, forums and blogs at rotten tomatoes. Avantgarde jazz, postbop cd eric dolphy out to lunch. Out to lunch is certainly eric dolphys most adventurous album and his most self consistent attempt at freedom within some, at least of the confines established by bop writing. He was like an angel, richard davis, dolphys longtime bassist, said in october. It was dolphys second album released as band leader, following his time with charles mingus the album features four original compositions by dolphy, one of which is a collaborative effort with mingus. Eric dolphy was moving forwards, experimenting, acheiving. Today it is generally considered one of the finest albums in the labels history, as well as one of the high points in 1960s avantgarde jazz and in dolphy s oeuvre tony williams had turned 18 a few months before this. The album features four original compositions by dolphy, one of which is a collaborative effort with mingus. Eric dolphy album collection mp3 128 kbps download. Not one for the faint of heart this isnt easy listening jazz. Out to lunch is free and focused, dissonant and catchy, wide open and swinging all at once.
I hold out hope that maybe a few people here and there will make the decision to let go. While on tour in berlin in june 1964, the multiinstrumental virtuoso whose solos on alto saxophone, bass clarinet and flute zoomed and zigzagged like rogue comets suffered sudden diabetesrelated complications and passed away at age 36. The complete works of eric dolphy, and aki takase and rudi mahalls duo album duet for eric dolphy. Whether a fan of avantgarde and free jazz, or on the side of the naysayers that were so common in the 1960s, its pretty much universally accepted that the contribution. Its rhythmic complexity was perhaps unrivaled since dave brubecks time out, and its five dolphy originals the jarring monk tribute hat and beard, the aptly titled something sweet, something tender, the weirdly jaunty flute showcase gazzelloni, the militaristic title track. Out to lunch the rudy van gelder edition by eric dolphy. Brought to you by vinylsoundbox eric dolphy alto sax, flute, bb and bass clarinets ron carter cello george duvivier bass roy haynes drums released. Feb 23, 2015 brought to you by vinylsoundbox eric dolphy alto sax, flute, bb and bass clarinets ron carter cello george duvivier bass roy haynes drums released. He was my answer to wanting to play a certain wayfree. Apr 17, 2014 and out to lunch is undeniably a band album with hubbard, vibes player bobby hutcherson, bassist richard davis and drummer tony williams entirely in sympathy with dolphys playing which is referenced in charlie parkers flittering style as much as ornette colemans stabbing and repeatedfigures dolphy played on colemans ground. Ted curson 1961 ted curson group featuring eric dolphy. Out to lunch the rudy van gelder edition, an album by eric dolphy on spotify.
Out to lunch august 1, 2001 avantgarde and sometimes controversial, eric dolphy was a master of several instruments. Out to lunch stands as eric dolphy s magnum opus, an absolute pinnacle of avantgarde jazz in any form or era. Out to lunch flows soft and serene, then edgy and forthright. I hold out hope that maybe a few people here and there will make the decision to let go and hear out to lunch.
Freeflying eric dolphy veered into the contrarian zone in his musical approach on his one and only blue note album, out to lunch. Eric dolphy s second album as a leader was recorded in 1960, while he was still playing with charlie mingus, and just before his association with ornette coleman on the legendary free jazz sessions. May 25, 2004 out to lunch flows soft and serene, then edgy and forthright. Dolphy s compositions are the inspiration for many tribute albums, such as oliver lakes prophet and dedicated to dolphy, jerome harris hidden in plain view, otomo yoshihides reimagining of out to lunch. May 20, 20 nowadays we think we have heard it all, but not like this. Eric dolphys second album as a leader was recorded in 1960, while he was still playing with charlie mingus, and just before his association with ornette coleman on. Eric dolphy out to lunch 1964 mp3 blue note download.
Welcome to dolphyl, a discussion list concerning the musician eric dolphy and related topics. Eric dolphys creativity was exploding early in 1964, and he was finding more players who could keep up. Whether he was wielding his alto saxophone, flute or bass clarinet, eric dolphy was a godsend to the cadre of musicians who were on a mission to expand the language of jazz. Eric dolphy album collection mp3 128 kbps download torrent. Recorded just four months before his tragic demise, eric dolphy s out to lunch blue note, 1964 represents a pinnacle moment in avantgarde jazz of the 1960s. His brand of jazz was not rooted in blues but in classical music, hence his compositions and his playing technique taking on a more angular approach. Both at the five spot recordings wbooker little, mal waldron, richard davis and eddie blackwell in europe vol.
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