Ornette Coleman - Tenor Ornette Coleman - 180g LP

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Ornette Coleman - Tenor Ornette Coleman - 180g LP

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AAA 100% Analogue This LP was Remastered using Pure Analogue Components Only from the Master Tapes through to the Cutting Head

Atlantic / Speakers Corner SD 1394 -  180 Gram Virgin Vinyl 

Mastered from the Original Mastertapes by 

AAA 100% Analogue  - Limited Edition -  Audiophile Mastering - Pressed  at Pallas 

 Speakers Corner 30 Years Pure Analogue  This LP is an Entirely Analogue Production

It would not be an exaggeration to claim that Ornette Coleman‘s collaboration with Atlantic Records changed the jazz world forever. On Ornette On Tenor, his sixth LP for the label (not counting outtakes compilations), he switches to tenor saxophone, but the great enrichment of this record is the participation of Jimmy Garrison on double bass. Compared to his previous recording Ornette! (with Scott LaFaro on the bass), these recordings are earthier, darker. Garrison integrates seamlessly into Coleman‘s sound world. And he accompanies Coleman‘s tenor saxophone to perfection. He appears to have a lot of fun with his instrument, which he played previously in rhythm and blues combos. His musical lines breathe precisely this atmosphere, and sometimes one might believe one is listening to a "free" Coleman Hawkins.

Ever since his instrument was damaged in an assault, Coleman played relatively little on his tenor sax, but he never lost his love for the lyrical, highly expressive and pleasing tone. This might indicate a musically accessible session, but that is not the case. Rathermore, it is adventurous, since there are no memorable themes to return to. All four musicians are accompanists, all four are soloists, musical lines of various importance interact, overlap and support one another continuously. It makes one think of a ample walk through an ever-changing (and yet consistant) landscape. The revolution continues.

This Speakers Corner LP was remastered using pure analogue components only, from the master tapes through to the cutting head..

Recording: March 1961 by Tom Dowd and Phil Lehle
Production: Nesuhi Ertegun

Musicians
Ornette Coleman tenor sax
Jimmy Garrison bass
Ed Blackwell drums
Don Cherry trumpet

 

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