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| 1. | Jitterbug Waltz
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| 2. | Music Matador
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| 3. | Love Me
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| 4. | Alone Together
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Eric Dolphy - Clarinet, Clarinet (Bass), Flute, Sax (Alto), Soloist
Bobby Hutcherson - Vibraphone
Charles Moffett - Drums
Clifford Jordan - Guest Appearance, Sax (Soprano)
Eddie Khan - Bass
J.C. Moses - Drums
Prince Lasha - Flute, Guest Appearance
Richard Anthony Davis - Bass
Sonny Simmons - Sax (Alto)
Woody Shaw - Guest Appearance, Trumpet
Originally released in 1964 as an LP under the title Conversations.
In 1963, Eric Dolphy recorded two of his most rewarding sessions which were originally released on two LPs: Conversations and Iron Man. This music has been reissued numerous times through the years, including in total on this two-LP set; it deserves to come out on CD. These dates are among Dolphy's finest with the challenging material interpreted by a constantly shifting personnel. Three numbers ("Jitterbug Waltz," "Iron Man," and "Mandrake") find the multi-instrumentalist (alto, flute, and bass clarinet) playing unconventional music with a quintet that includes two masterful musicians at the beginning of their careers: vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson and trumpeter Woody Shaw. Two other pieces ("Burning Spear" and "Music Matador") have Dolphy interacting with a variety of top young avant-gardists including Shaw, Hutcherson, Clifford Jordan on soprano, altoist Sonny Simmons, and Prince Lasha on flute. In addition, there are three duets with bassist Richard Davis ("Come Sunday," "Alone Together," and "Ode to Charlie Parker") and an unaccompanied alto piece (an intense "Love Me"). Quite a varied set, essential music for any jazz collection. [Giants of Jazz issued an edition of Jitterbug Waltz in 2003.]
---Scott Yanow, All Music Guide |
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