Original edition on CBS/Sony's "Master Sound DD Direct Disk" series of the 1979 album featuring Ron Carter, Tony Williams, Wayne Shorter and Freddie Hubbard. With insert.
Original edition on CBS/Sony's "Master Sound DD Direct Disk" series of the 1979 album featuring Ron Carter, Tony Williams, Wayne Shorter and Freddie Hubbard. With insert.
Promotional copy of the original Japanese edition of the 1970 album on BYG's "Actuel" series featuring Roscoe Mitchell, Alan Silva, Clifford Thornton, Dave Burrell, Archie Shepp, Grachan Moncur III, Lester Bowie and Malachi Favors.
Original edition of the 1971 Japan-only double-album on MPS' "W Punch Series" with a live recording from 1965 featuring Don Cherry. With insert and obi.
Original US edition on Blue Note's "The Blue Note Re-Issue Series" double album compiling the 1950's LP's Jazz Advance and Love for Sale plus a previously unpublished track, featuring Steve Lacy and Ted Curson.
"Strata-East present a reissue of Pharoah Sanders's Izipho Zam (My Gifts), originally released in 1973. "Popular and increasingly in demand, Izipho Zam (My Gifts) falls into the 'rare' category among record collectors and is a gift to fans of master Pharoah Sanders. This demand is partially galvanized by the fact that 'Prince Of Peace' has become an inspirational mine to hip hop artists and is much loved by samplers.
Izipho Zam is Pharoah Sander's third album, initially recorded in January 1969,…
The debut album from the duo of Finnish accordionist Kimmo Pohjonen and Swedish reedist Mats Gustafsson - both musicians have routinely blown past the rules of the traditions from which first emerged—folk and free jazz, respectively—to explore constantly expanding worlds. It was only a matter of time before these iconoclasts collided to create something wonderfully raw and unexpected.
** Deluxe matte laminate gatefold sleeve and polylined paper inner sleeve ** Paris, August 1969. Sunny Murray books a studio for a single afternoon and walks in with thirteen musicians - among them three members of the Art Ensemble of Chicago, the working sextet built around Archie Shepp, and the singer Jeanne Lee. What they cut that day, Hommage To Africa, is one of the high-water marks of the legendary BYG Actuel catalogue, and one of the warmest and least abrasive records the free jazz moveme…
Original US edition on Arista/Freedom of the 1975 2LP compilation with tracks from Tutankhamun and The Spiritual recorded in 1969, plus two previously unreleased tracks.