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| Soundtrack (69) / Charles Lloyd in The Soviet Union (70) |
| Charles Lloyd |
| első megjelenés éve: 1999 |
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| (1999)
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| 5.889 Ft
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| 1. | Sombrero Sam
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| 2. | Pre-Dawn
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| 3. | Forest Flower '69
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| 4. | Days and Nights Waiting
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| 5. | Sweet Georgia Bright
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| 6. | Love Song to a Baby
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| 7. | Tribal Dance
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Jazz
Charles Lloyd - Flute, Sax (Tenor)
Jack DeJohnette - Drums
Keith Jarrett - Piano
Ron McClure - Bass
2 LPs on 1 CD:
* SOUNDTRACK (1967)
* IN THE SOVIET UNION (1970)
SOUNDTRACK:
Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute)
Keith Jarrett (piano)
Ron McClure (bass)
Jack DeJohnette (drums)
Originally released on Atlantic (1516).
IN THE SOVIET UNION:
Recorded live at the International Jazz Festival "Tallinn 1967," Kalevi Sport Hall, Tallinn, Estonia, U.S.S.R. on May 14, 1967
Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute)
Keith Jarrett (piano)
Ron McClure (bass)
Jack DeJohnette (drums)
Producer: George Avakian.
Originally released on Atlantic (1571)
Player of both flute and tenor sax, Charles Lloyd had a varied career, playing with everyone from B.B. King and The Bobby Blue "Bland" Band early in his career to the Cannonball Adderley Sextet later on. He started his own quartet in 1966 which recorded steadily and toured often. These bestselling Atlantic albums are among Lloyd's classics, and feature heavyweights Keith Jarrett, Ron McClure and Jack DeJohnette.
* George Avakian - Liner Notes, Producer
In concert, the Charles Lloyd Quartet took care of business, so it's fortunate to have this reissue bringing back two of the group's live recordings: a 1968 date from Town Hall in New York and a 1967 concert from a jazz festival in Estonia. The two dates flow together as a unified document of the quartet in its prime. Soundtrack opens with "Sombrero Sam," an expansive piece of soul-jazz with a Keith Jarrett deconstruction of a Joe Zawinul-style line (circa Zawinul's time with Cannonball Adderley). This sets up the leader for a funky excursion on flute. A breathy falsetto soliloquy from Lloyd on tenor then segues perfectly into a dynamic performance of his "Forest Flower." "Voice in the Night" from the original Atlantic release is not included on the reissue. In the Soviet Union has the quartet delivering intense avant-garde-inclined hard bop. The highlight, an 18-minute "Sweet Georgia Bright," streams by in a series of mini movements that provide generous solo space for all. The flute feature "Love Song to a Baby" comes as a relaxing interlude amidst the set's generally vein-popping pace. It is as a tenor player, though, where Lloyd is the more completely original player, his commanding, supple style, fueling and guiding the quartet's collective approach. The Estonian date's concluding track, the ten-minute "Tribal Dance," captures Lloyd on tenor in his best Coltrane-influenced style. Pianist Jarrett, bassist Ron McClure, and drummer Jack Dejohnette also weigh in convincingly to evoke the incandescent fury of the classic John Coltrane quartet.
---Jim Todd, All Music Guide |
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