impulse records: message and the moment (box)

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Vinyl LP

Kiadó: UNIVERSAL
Lemezek száma: 4
Megjelenés dátuma: 2021-05-14
UPC: 0602435671871
Termékazonosító: 5A0602

75 190,-

Beszerezhetőség

Tracklist

LP 1 — Side 1

1. The John Coltrane Quartet — Africa 16:27

LP 1 — Side 2

1. Max Roach — Garvey's Ghost 7:52
2. Quincy Jones and his Orchestra — Hard Sock Dance 3:20
3. John Coltrane — Up 'Gainst the Wall 3:14

4. Elvin Jones/Jimmy Garrison Sextet — Just Us Blues 5:55

LP 2 — Side 1

1. John Coltrane — Alabama 5:09
2. Charles Mingus — Better Get Hit in Yo' Soul 6:31
3. Shirley Scott Trio — Freedom Dance 4:50

4. Yusef Lateef — Sister Mamie 5:27

LP 2 — Side 2

1. Archie Shepp — Malcolm, Malcolm—Semper Malcolm 4:48
2. Stanley Turrentine — Good Lookin' Out 5:21
3. Earl Hines — Black and Tan Fantasy 5:11

4. Oliver Nelson — The Rights of All 3:58

LP 3 — Side 1

1. Pharoah Sanders — The Creator Has a Master Plan (edit) 9:08

2. John Coltrane & Alice Coltrane — Reverend King 11:03

LP 3 — Side 2

1. The Ahmad Jamal Trio — The Awakening 6:22
2. Albert Ayler — Music Is the Healing Force of the Universe 8:41

3. Charlie Haden — We Shall Overcome 1:19

LP 4 — Side 1

1. Alice Coltrane — Blue Nile 7:02
2. Pharoah Sanders — Astral Traveling 5:50
3. Archie Shepp — Blues for Brother George Jackson 3:52

4. Michael White — Lament (Mankind) 2:28

LP 4 — Side 2

1. Dewey Redman — Imani 7:09
2. Marion Brown — Bismillahi 'Rrahmani 'Rrahim 6:02

3. John Handy — Hard Work 6:58

Product notes:

Orange and black. Fire and ebony. Fury and pride. Wearing its signature

colors proudly and raising its exclamation point high, Impulse! Records

was the go-to label for music that harnessed the searching and political

stand-taking of the Sixties. Launched in 1961, Impulse grew to become

an inherent part of the era’s velocity as well as its volume, pulling jazz

into the age of Black Power, Afrocentricity, and Spiritual Expansion.

In its balance of tradition and transition, it bridged the golden age of jazz,

that brief window from the late Fifties to the Seventies when players

representing every jazz era were alive and active—from Louis Armstrong

to Albert Ayler, from the legends of lore to a new generation of energy

players.

Impulse treated all its musicians as innovators, revolutionaries even—

from swing and bebop, to free and Afrofuturist. The performances on

Impulse Records: Music, Message and the Moment draw their staying power

from a wide embrace of styles and sounds, as well as a tight focus on a

historic moment when the promise of change was in the air and the message

of racial harmony was in the music. Today that music has lost none of its

relevance: the promise still deferred, the message still on time.

Megjegyzés

4x180 Gram Vinyl Box

Gatefold Sleeves

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