GM3005 Eric Dolphy: Vintage Dolphy

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GM3005 Eric Dolphy: Vintage Dolphy
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Description

This is our all-time best seller. Selected ‘Jazz Album of the Week’ in the New York Times and on numerous ‘Best Recordings of the Year’ lists upon its original release, these live recordings from Carnegie Hall and Syracuse, New York, are now remastered and repackaged and include additional, previously unreleased Dolphy performances of Gunther Schuller’s Third Stream masterpiece Variants on a Theme by Monk.

An incredible sampling of Dolphy’s artistry from ’62 to ’63, in action with his own quartet, in contemporary chamber music settings created for him by Schuller and in the heat of an all-star jam session on “Donna Lee”… Dolphy was never more brilliant.

PERFORMERS

Eric Dolphy, alto saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet; Edward Armour, trumpetRichard Davis, bass; J C Moses, drumsJim Hall, Barry Galbraith, guitar; Benny Golson, tenor saxophone; Phil Woods, alto saxophoneDon Ellis, Nick Travis, trumpetJimmy Knepper, tromboneLalo Schifrin, Eddie Costa, pianoWarren Chiasson, Eddie Costa, vibraphoneChuck Israels, Art Davis, Barre Phillips, bass; “Sticks” Evans, Charlie Persip, drumsJohn Oberbrunner,fluteGloria Agostini, harpLouis Krasner, Adrienne Galimer, Matthew Raimondi, Lewis Kaplan, violinJoan Mulfinger, Samuel Rhodes, violaGeorge Mulfinger Jr, Michael Rudiakov, cello

Gunther Schuller, conductor*

PROGRAM

1. “Half Note Triplets” (Eric Dolphy) 8:55
2. “Ode to Charlie Parker” (Jaki Byard) 8:23
3. “Iron Man” (Dolphy) 6:35
4. “Densities” (Gunther Schuller) 4:58
5. “Night Music” (Schuller)* 3:55

Gunther Schuller: Variants on a Theme by Thelonious Monk*
6. Intro & Theme 1:15
7. Variant I 5:33
8. Variant II 2:06
9. Variant III 5:21
10. Variant IV 2:37

11. “Abstraction” (Gunther Schuller) 4:58
12. “Donna Lee” (Charlie Parker) 13:03

Recorded 14 March 1963 (#4, 11) at Carnegie Hall in New York City, New York; 10 March 1962 (#5, 6-10) at the Everson Museum in Syracuse, New York; and 18 April 1963 (#1-3, 12) at Carnegie Hall in New York City, New York.

Produced by Gunther Schuller

ALSO AVAILABLE

for downloads and streaming on Apple Music as well as other digital sites.