Albert Ayler
At Slug's Saloon Vol. 2 (LP)
LabelDIW Rrecords, Basement RecordsGenreJazz & Improvisation
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condition (record/cover): NM / NM
Insert included.
May 1966, deep in the East Village: Albert Ayler live at Slug's, the legendary and legendarily rough saloon where the new music actually lived night after night. The band is the great mid-period unit - Donald Ayler on trumpet, Dutch violinist Michel Samson adding his wild folk-baroque colors, Lewis Worrell on bass and a young Ronald Shannon Jackson on drums. Long-form, march-driven, completely possessed music: themes circle like parade tunes, then the ensemble tears the roof off, then the themes return like nothing happened. Essential live documentation of the working Ayler band in its natural habitat. Japanese DIW edition, properly done.
Release notes
-Cover- May 1, 1966 A 41,31 minutes concert featuring themes and variations from: An Ayler Desiree production, Copyright © p 1982 -Label- May 1, 1966 Live performance themes and variations from: An Ayler Desiree production copyright c p 1982 made in Italy -Insert- DIW-1001,1002 DIW-1001/1002 Vol.1 Vol.2 Slug's Saloon ESP 3032 appears on a label, LP 3032 appears on a cover, DIW-1002 appears on an insert. Comes with a Japanese insert.
| A | Bells | 18:10 | |
| B | Ghosts | 23:21 |
- M. Capelli
- Design
- Lewis Worrell
- Double Bass [String Bass]
- Jan Werner
- Engineer
- Arrigo Polillo
- Liner Notes
- 油井正一
- Liner Notes [Japanese]
- Ron Jackson
- Percussion
- Raymond Ross
- Photography By [Cover]
- Albert Ayler
- Tenor Saxophone, Composed By
- Donald Ayler
- Trumpet
- Michel Sampson
- Violin
