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Ornette Coleman

Stating The Case (LP)

LabelMusidisc

FormatLP

GenreJazz

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Sole edition of the 1983 French LP on Musidisc's "Jazz Anthology" series with recordings from the early 1960's featuring Charlie Haden and Ed Blackwell.

condition (record/cover): NM / VG+ (sticker removal residue on front)

A French Musidisc edition gathering vintage Ornette Coleman - the kind of European catalog release that kept the revolutionary's early work circulating on the continent through the seventies, when the original American pressings had already become hunting trophies and the music itself was being rediscovered by a generation raised on what it made possible. The title states it well: the case being made is the original one, the singing alto and the melodic freedom that rewrote the rules and then kept rewriting them, presented for a European audience that had taken Ornette's side early and never wavered. French jazz pressings of this era have their own honest charm - sturdy production, devoted liner treatment, and their own circle of collectors who know the catalogs by heart.

A solid piece of that ecosystem, and of the story of how this music stayed alive in print. A good working copy of foundational sounds, priced for the turntable rather than the display shelf.

Details
File under: Free Jazz
Cat. number: JA 5248
Year: 1983

Release notes

Personnel: with unknown rhythm secion Recorded early 60's. (Ornette's discography states NYC, early 1970.) This record has been produced from hitherto unpublished recordings dating more than twenty years, the quality of which is obviously not perfect. We have made as few changes as possible, removing only the scratches which appear in the original work. Nevertheless, even though it is now possible to filter such recording, we did not wish to eliminate completely the surface noises in order…

Tracklist
AOrnette's Suite - Part I30:03
BOrnette's Suite - Part II25:40
Credits
Ornette Coleman
Alto Saxophone, Composed By
Charlie Haden
Bass [Uncredited]
Ed Blackwell
Drums [Uncredited]
Dewey Redman
Tenor Saxophone [Uncredited]

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