ERIC DOLPHY with BOOKER LITTLE FAR CRY PRESTIGE ORIGINAL MONO RELEASE ex
  $   61

 


$ 61 Sold For
Mar 19, 2019 Sold Date
Mar 12, 2019 Start Date
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7   Number Of Bids
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Description

Eric Dolphy

 

 

LP Information:

Album Title: Far Cry with Booker Little

Year of This Release:  1962

Label – NJLP 8270

Mono, USA

 

Condition

Vinyl Condition: Excellent

Cover Condition: Good Plus

 

 

 

Notes: The Jacket is not in great condition.  It is split 100% on the side and 85% on the top, and the bottom is split 1.5 inches.  Now the good news, the LP sounds excellent!

 

Review: Eric Dolphy was one of the young rebels responsible for moving jazz forward in giant strides, advancements that led some to call his music “anti-jazz”. Although not quite as deliberately bizarre as Out to Lunch, Far Cry is still exactly that: a far cry from what virtually everyone considered jazz to be. On this session Dolphy is joined by two like-minded weirdos in Little and Byard, as well as an able rhythm section in Carter and Haynes. Everything that we’ve come to love about Dolphy is on display here, from the unorthodox instruments to the stuttering, belligerent solos that seem to go from New York to LA by way of Saturn. "Joey" and "Got a Lot of Living to Do" a hint of melancholy that sets the session apart.

 

Album Pressing Information:

 

Original Pressing Year: 1962

Genre: Jazz/ Hard Bop, Post Bop

Prestige Records

 

 

 

All Albums have been professionally cleaned and shipped with an album sleeve and plastic jacket to protect your investment for many years.


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