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File under: Post BopFree Jazz

Don Ellis

How Time Passes To Essence "Revisited"

Label: ezz-thetics

Format: CD

Genre: Jazz

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"...How Time Passes... and Essence were issued at a time when jazz history was being made practically on a monthly basis. There are a few reasons why they became submerged in the tsunami of groundbreaking  albums released in the first years of the 1960s. For starters, Candid and Pacific Jazz simply did not have the  market clout of Atlantic, Impulse, and other labels. Furthermore, Don Ellis’ music differed significantly from that of the avatars of free jazz, occupying a space between contemporary jazz and mid-century chamber music. 
However, the times eventually caught up. More than sixty years after their initial release, these recordings were as prescient as they are brilliant." – Bill Shoemaker
 
Details
File under: Post BopFree Jazz
Cat. number: ezz-thetics 1175
Year: 2024
Notes:
How Time Passes: Don Ellis trumpet, Jaki Byard piano & also saxophone, Ron Carter double bass & Charlie Persip drums.

Essence: Don Ellis trumpet, Paul Bley piano, Gary Peacock double bass, Gene Stone drums on 6,7,10, Nick Martinis drums on 7,9.