Rare registrazioni, effettuate alla Capitol di Los Angeles, alla fine degli anni sessanta. Con Bill Henderson ospite.
Nuovo album dal vivo dell'attuale line up dei Soft Machine Legacy: John Etheridge, Theo Travis, Roy Babbington e John Marshall.
Già edito, parzialmente, in DVD lo scorso anno, questo concerto dal vivo vede i due grandi, in compagnia di Norah Jones, rifare il repertorio del grande Ray Charles. Ma ci sono delle differenze, infatti alcune canzoni sono prese dalla sera diversa ( il CD è stato tratto da due serate sold out ), il tutto per rendere più appetibile il prodotto. A monte di tutto, un concerto splendido, classe adamantina, tre grandi interpreti alle prese con un repertorio formidabile.
Il nuovo album del sassofonista, con la big band. Con Antonio Hart, Mark Gross, Charles Davis, Roy Hargrove, Lewis Nash, Peter Washington, Bobby Lavell, Frank Greene ed altri.
2 LP. Registrato dal vivo a Stoccolma, Novembre 2018, con Renee Rosnes, Jimmy Greene,Payton Crossley. Splendido vinile in edizione audiofila. 180 grammi permium virgin vinyl, state of the art pressing, made in Germany. Fold out cover.
2 CD. Seconda parte del famoso concerto. Steve Coleman ( alto saxophone) è accompagnato da Jonathan Finlayson ( tromba ), Kokayi ( voce ), Anthony Tidd ( basso), Sean Rickman ( batteria).
LP. ECM, 1978, DE. Copia nuova e originale del disco realizzato dal celebre batterista in quartetto con John Abercrombie(chitarra e mandolino), Lester Bowie (tromba) e Eddie Gomez (basso). Non sigillato e in buone condizioni.
Edizione giapponese
Recorded New York City February 4, 5, 6 2000
2CD. CD 1 & CD 2 Track 1 recorded live at Bee Hive, Chicago, November 7, 1955.
CD 2 Tracks 2-6 recorded live at Basin Street Club, New York City, April 28, 1956.
CD 2 Track 7 recorded live at Copenhagen, November 12, 1953.
CD 2 Track 7: Bonus track
Total Time CD1: 73:24
Total Time CD2: 58:09
Dal vivo a Montreux con Roy Eldridge alla tromba, Zoot Sims al tenore, Clark Terry alla tromba e al flauto, Joe Pass alla chitarra, Tommy Flanagan al piano, Keter Betts al basso e Bobby Durham alla batteria. Prodotto da Norman Granz.
Original recording made in Nov. 14, 1986
Registrato dal vivo con Mitteleuropa Orchestra.
1993 JMT Productions
? 1988 Concord Jazz, Inc.
Recorded live at Kan-i-Hoken Hall, Tokyo, Japan November 1987
Remote recording facility furnished by Sound Creators, Inc.
This album was recorded using the SONY 3324 Digital 24 Track Recorded
#1 to 8 Recorded at the Seed Studio in Valauris, France, on July 20, 1974
#9 to 11 Recorded at the Black & Blue Open Air Studio, in Nice, France, on July 14, 1978
Digitally remastered at Cargo Studio in Paris, France.
Recordings originally issued on B&B 33.072 and 33.138
? 1999 Distribution
Distribution: Night & Day
ND 215
Recorded live at "Guldhattan", Stockholm, Sweden, February 18, 1972.
Previously unissued.
Recorded on September 22 & 23, 2007.
? & © 2008
Recorded June and September 2000
Edison Studios, New York
An ECM Production
? 2004 ECM Records GmbH
© 2004 ECM Records GmbH
Recorded at Davout Studio, Paris, June 1985
? 1986 Universal Music S.A France
© 2001 Universal Music S.A France
Octet, op. 7 recorded June 2000 at Angelika-Kauffmann-Saal, Schwarzenberg Austria
Quintet, op. 29 recorded November 2001 at Probesaal der Philharmonie Rheinland-Pfalz, Ludwigshafen, Germany
? & © 2002 Nonesuch Records for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside the United States
26-p. booklet, jewel case in cardboard slip cover.
Made in Germany.
Tracks #1-11 from "Legrand Jazz" (Columbia CS 8079). Recorded in New York, June 25 (#1-4), 27 (#5-8), 30 (#9-11), 1958.
Tracks #12-21 from the 10" LP "Ascenseur pour l´échafaud" (Fontana 660 213). Recorded in Paris, France, December 4 & 5, 1957.
Track 6 contains a sample, taken from "Ajaja" performed by Babatunde Olatunji, written by Babatunde Olatunji.
Track 7 contains a sample, taken from "Troglodyte", written by J. Castor, J. Thomas, D. Gibson, H. Jensen, R. Manigault, L. Fridie, performed by the Jimmy Castor Bunch
Tracks 1 to 11 Recorded at House On The Hill Studios, Belmont, MA
Track 12 Recorded at Sound Techniques, Boston, MA
Mixed at Sound Techniques, Boston, MA
Mastered at Masterdisk
Produced by Bread & Butter for Bread & Butter Production inc
Executive Producer: Preston Powell for Jazzateria Inc
?© 1994 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States.
Made in Germany for Warner Music Manufacturing Europe
Najee appears courtesy of EMI Records
Mixed at Red Zone Studios, Burbank, CA
Recorded at Take One Studios, Burbank, CA
Recorded at Velley Center Studios, Van Nuys, CA
Mastered at Bernie Grundman Mastering Studios, Hollywood, CA
Recorded and mixed at le studio Royal de Belgique
The copyright in this recording is owned by David Toop, and is licensed exclusively to Virgin Records Ltd.
Track durations are entered precisely: the durations listed on the sleeve are wrong for first two tracks.
Issued in a jewel case with transparent tray and 8-page booklet.
2CD:
1-1 to 1-9: March 13, 1958.
1-10 to 2-4: May 13, 1958.
2-5 to 2-9: June 24, 1958.
All surviving takes of all three Savoy sessions led by Wilbur Harden and including John Coltrane have previously been issued, although this is the first time all have been compiled in the same package. The earliest original-Savoy album also used the name of Tommy Flanagan; two of the partial reissues have jointly featured Coltrane and Harden; a third was under Coltrane only.
1-2 to 1-5 and 1-7 originally issued on Savoy MG 12127 ([m313950]).
2-6 to 2-8 originally on MG 12131 ([m313934]).
1-10, 2-3, 2-4 and 2-9 originally MG 12136 ([m313945]).
1-1, 1-6, 1-8 and 1-9 first appeared on Savoy SJL 2203 ([m75940]).
2-2 was first on Savoy SJL 1110 ([m328133]).
2-1 and 2-5 were first released on SJL 1115 ([m442052]).
Comes in a Digipak format
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