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| 1. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | Drought [A]
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| 2. | Felicite [A]
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| 3. | Orientale [A]
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| 4. | Spanning [A]
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| 5. | Wilpan's [A]
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| 6. | Our Second Father [A]
Dedicated to the memory of John Coltrane
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| 2. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | Drought [B]
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| 2. | Stretch [B]
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| 3. | Truth [B]
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| 4. | Effi [B]
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| 5. | 'Round Midnight [B]
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| 3. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | On The Nile [A]
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| 2. | Ruthie's Heart [A]
Dedicated to my mother
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| 3. | Repetition [A]
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| 4. | Impact [B]
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| 5. | Our Second Father [B]
Dedicated to the memory of John Coltrane
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| 6. | Earl's World [B]
Dedicated to my brother
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Jazz
(A) Charles Tolliver, trumpet; Stanley Cowell, piano; Cecil McBee, bass; Jimmy Hopps, drums.
Recorded live at Slug's Saloon, New York City on May 1, 1970
Engineer: Orville O'Brien
Disc One, tracks 1-3 originally issued as CHARLES TOLLIVER MUSIC INC LIVE AT SLUGS', VOLUME ONE (Strata East SES1972)
Disc One, tracks 4-6 originally issued as CHARLES TOLLIVER MUSIC INC LIVE AT SLUGS', VOLUME TWO (Strata East SES19720)
Disc Three, tracks 1-3 are previously unissued
(B) Charles Tolliver, trumpet, Stanley Cowell, piano; Clint Houston, bass; Clifford Barbaro, drums.
Recorded at Yubinchokin Hall, Tokyo on December 7, 1973
Concert produced by Toshinari Koinuma for Ai Music Concert MC Masahiko Yuh Engineer: Kunio Arai
Disc Two originally issued as CHARLES TOLLIVER MUSIC INC LIVE IN TOKYO (Strata East SES19745)
Disc Three, tracks 4-6 are previously unissued
Original sessions and reissue produced by Charles Tolliver
Tape transfers, mixing and 24-bit mastering by Malcolm Addey
Special thanks to David Weiss
Note: The previously unissued Tokyo material (Disc Three, #4-6) was transferred from the audio portion of a video tape and is in mono.
"With a full, fat tone, Tolliver with Stanley Cowell, Cecil McBee and Jimmy Hopps drive and twist through over an hour and a half of origninal music at Slugs'...The concert in Japan with Houston and Barbaro is possibly even more aggressive and adventurous. Added to the original material is a blistering original dedicated to John Coltrane that is 20 minutes of pure intense creativity." - ---George Harris, All About Jazz
A Quartet with a Big Sound and Bold Ideas
Charles Tolliver emerged in 1965 as a strong and innovative trumpeter and composer. Hard bop was riding strong and welcoming adventurous new voices. After important tenures with Jackie McLean, Gerald Wilson, Max Roach and Andrew Hill, Tolliver formed his own quartet, which he dubbed Music Inc.
A quartet is a demanding setting for a trumpeter, but Tolliver was never at a loss for chops or ideas. He recorded the band live at Slug's in New York in 1970 and at a Tokyo concert in 1973 for his own Strata-East label. These have long since become collectors' items and are now being reissued with 41 minutes of unissued material from Slug's and 34 minutes from Tokyo.
Stanley Cowell is the pianist (and contributing composer) throughout. Cecil McBee and Jimmy Hopps are on the Slug's session while Clint Houston and Clifford Barbaro are on the Japanese concert. With the exception of Neal Hefti's "Repetition" and Monk's "'Round Midnight", the band's book consisted of the exceptional originals by Tolliver, Cowell and McBee.
The musicians in Music, Inc challenged each other but never left the audience behind. This was state-of-the-art hard bop played in all its diversity from harmonically dense mazes to modal open forms to gorgeous ballads. And these men could sustain interest with each other and the listener through sheer creative power.
As the music on this set proves, Tolliver's Music Inc met every challenge and then some. These live recordings from 1970 and '73 embrace hard bop in all its various approaches and epitomize the teamwork that is so essential to any successful jazz performance. And Charles's endurance is absolutely remarkable
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