Booker Ervin with Jaki Byard, Reggie Workman & Alan Dawson playing 'Speak Low' in Munich, 1965:
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‘The Waiting Game’ - Tina Brooks
with Johnny Coles, Kenny Drew, Paul Chambers & Philly Joe Jones
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‘The Honeydripper’– ‘Brother’ Jack McDuff
with Jimmy Forrest, Grant Green & Ben Dixon
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91 yesterday!!!Originally posted by Jazzrook View PostSonny Rollins with Don Cherry, Henry Grimes & Billy Higgins at the Olympia, Paris on January 19, 1963:
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Happy Biirthday, O Great One!
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Daniel Humair Quartet with Eric Dolphy, Kenny Drew & Guy Pederson playing 'Les' in Paris, May 28, 1964:
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Magnificent! And Kenny Drew sounding a bit like Mal Waldron here? Many thanks.Originally posted by Jazzrook View PostDaniel Humair Quartet with Eric Dolphy, Kenny Drew & Guy Pederson playing 'Les' in Paris, May 28, 1964:
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‘Search for the New Land’ – Lee Morgan
with Wayne Shorter, Grant Green, Reggie Workman & Billy Higgins
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Eric Dolphy with Donald Byrd, Nathan Davis, Jacques B. Hess, Franco Manzecchi & Jacky Bambou playing Coltrane's 'Naima' in Paris, June 11, 1964:
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Astonishing. Was this the last date, or The Last Date? Anyway, thank goodness we have quite a lot of Eric at the end of his life - this probably isn't the last ever to be released, so they'll go on finding last lasts, not last lasts, and last not lasts!Originally posted by Jazzrook View PostEric Dolphy with Donald Byrd, Nathan Davis, Jacques B. Hess, Franco Manzecchi & Jacky Bambou playing Coltrane's 'Naima' in Paris, June 11, 1964:
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According to his surprisingly extensive discography, the June 11, 1964 session was Dolphy's last date(he died on June 29). Perhaps one day someone will discover a tape of a last last date.Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View Post
I wish there existed a proper biography of Eric Dolphy.
I seem to remember Brian Morton starting one many years ago titled 'Gone In The Air'.
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Doesn't that discography somewhere suggest that the "Out to lunch" band played a live gig of the material after the actual Bluenote date, and that Freddie Hubbard held a tape of it? That would be more than interesting if its not a myth.Originally posted by Jazzrook View PostAccording to his surprisingly extensive discography, the June 11, 1964 session was Dolphy's last date(he died on June 29). Perhaps one day someone will discover a tape of a last last date.
I wish there existed a proper biography of Eric Dolphy.
I seem to remember Brian Morton starting one many years ago titled 'Gone In The Air'.
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Would love to hear a live version of 'Out To Lunch!' if a tape exists.Originally posted by BLUESNIK'S REVOX View Post
Here's an alternative take of 'Hat and Beard' from a remastered Japanese edition of that album:
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Joe Harriott with Kenny Wheeler, Pat Smythe, Ron Mathewson & Bill Eyden playing 'Shadow' in 1968:
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‘Out to Lunch!’ – Eric Dolphy
with Freddie Hubbard, Bobby Hutcherson, Richard Davis & Tony Williams
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One of the first Cecil Taylor albums I bought back in the sixties " Unit Structures" Blue Note with Jimmy Lyons, Ken McIntyre, Eddie Gale, Alan Silva, Henry Grimes and Andrew Cyrille. This is the first track "Steps"- even after 50 years this music retains such a great drive and spirit and revolutionary zeal.
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