ORNETTE COLEMAN On Tenor (70s US issue of the 1962 5-track stereo LP on a green & orange Atlantic label, also starring Donald Cherry on trumpet, Jimmy Garrison on bass & Ed Blackwell on drums. This was Ornette's last album for Atlantic in a series of astonishing albums that radically altered perceptions of what jazz could be. The pasted picture sleeve is Excellent with no deletion cuts & a little minor age wear & the vinyl appears barely played SD1394) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Round Trip: Ornette Coleman On Blue Note (2022 limited edition Blue Note Tone Poet Series 6-LP box set, mastered from the original analogue tapes by Kevin Gray at Cohearant Audio, pressed on 180-gram vinyl at RTI. Conatining all six albums featuring Coleman that were recorded for Blue Note Records, including his five albums as a leader-the two-volume At The 'Golden Circle' Stockholm (1965), The Empty Foxhole (1966), New York Is Now! (1968), and Love Call (1968)- more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Tomorrow Is The Question! (80s UK issue of the 1959 9-track stereo LP, also starring Don Cherry on trumpet, Percy Heath or Red Mitchell on bass & Shelly Manne on drums. The picture sleeve shows just a little shelfwear and the A-sdie label retains a vintage sticker. The vinyl reveals a couple of faint hairlines but looks barely played COP002) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Ornette At 12 (1969 UK 4-track MONO LP, recorded with Dewey Redman [tenor sax], Charlie Haden [bass] & Coleman's twelve-year old son Denardo on drums[!], front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve has some edgewear and a handwritten price and stamp on the back. The vinyl remains in Excellent condition with few signs of play MIPL518) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Beauty Is A Rare Thing - The Complete Atlantic Recordings (Superb 1993 US 57-track SIX CD set, digitally remastered from the original stereo master tapes, also featuring Don Cherry, Charlie Haden, Billy Higgins, Ed Blackwell, Eric Dolphy, Bill Evans, Jimmy Garrison, Jim Hall, Freddie Hubbard & Scott LaFaro, pulling together Ornette's entire Atlantic output including such classics as 'The Shape Of Jazz To Come', 'Change Of The Century', 'This Is Our Music', 'F more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Twins (1972 UK 5-track LP on the grey & orange Atlantic label, also starring Don Cherry, Eric Dolphy, Charlie Haden and more, matt picture sleeve. The sleeve has the beginnings of a top split and a little shelfwear whilst the vinyl is in Excellent condition with minimal signs of play K40278) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Who's Crazy 1 - La Clef Des Champs 1 (1979 UK 5-track vinyl LP, recorded for the soundtrack of the film Who's Crazy? picture sleeve. The sleeve shows a little foxing on the back but otherwise shows minimal wear and the vinyl appears barely played IRI5006) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Dedication To Poets & Writers (1990 German-only repackaging of the 4-track stereo LP, first released on ESP-Disk as 'Town Hall, 1962'. Comes housed in a unique glossy sleeve with a much later image of Ornette in concert. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl appears barely played) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Something Else!!!! (2013 UK/EU reissue of the 1958 stereo 9-track LP, pressed on 140gram Vinyl , recorded February 10 and 22, 1958 at Contemporary's studio in Los Angeles with Don Cherry, Walter Norris, Don Payne & Billy Higgins. Picture sleeve. The sleeve shows a littler corner/edge creasing, whilst the vinyl shows little, if any signs of play DOL735 ) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Something Else!!!! (2015 UK/EU remastered audiophile issue of the 1958 9-track stereo LP, pressed on 180gram Vinyl Picture sleeve. This copy remains in Near Mint condition DOL735H) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Free Jazz - 2nd (1962 US second issue mono LP on the plum & red Atlantic label with the full Atlantic fan logo to the right, first put to tape in 1960. Free Jazz is a milestone in spontaneous group improvisation, causing a greatdeal of controversy at the time; could this really be jazz? A fascinating, radical document, housed in a pasted laminate gatefold die-cut sleeve with Jackson Pollock artwork inside & catalogue inner. The cover is EX with minor edge wear mostl more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN On Tenor (Rare original 1962 Spanish pressing 5-track mono LP on a black Atlantic label with silver print, featuring Donald Cherry on trumpet, Jimmy Garrison on bass & Ed Blackwell on drums. This was Ornette's last album for Atlantic in a series of astonishing albums that radically altered perceptions of what jazz could be. This issue is housed in the US manufactured sleeve. The pasted laminate sleeve shows little signs of its age and the vinyl looks barely played. A b more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN The Shape Of Jazz To Come (70s US issue of the classic 1959 6-track stereo LP on the green & orange Atlantic label, pasted picture sleeve. Ever wondered what jazz would sound like if there was no harmony or specific chord patterns for the soloists to fall back on? Then listen to Ornette throw away the life jacket & attempt the impossible on this incredible album! The pasted picture sleeve is Excellent [small paper mark on front] with a little faint foxing on the back &
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ORNETTE COLEMAN On Tenor (1962 UK plum & red Atlantic label 5-track stereo LP, featuring Donald Cherry on trumpet, Jimmy Garrison on bass & Ed Blackwell on drums. The front laminated picture sleeve is Excellent with just minor ageing & faint laminate wear, whilst the vinyl is Excellent with barely any signs of play. A lovely copy) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN On Tenor (1962 French orange & purple bullseye label 5-track stereo LP, featuring Donald Cherry on trumpet, Jimmy Garrison on bass & Ed Blackwell on drums. Front laminated flipback picture sleeve with liner notes in French. Thesleeve shows some laminate lift and creasing, with some noteable ringwear, the vinyl displays one or two faint hairlines, whilst the labels show barely any sign of play) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN On Tenor (2000's US issue of the 1962 5-track mono LP featuring Donald Cherry on trumpet, Jimmy Garrison on bass & Ed Blackwell on drums. This was Ornette's last album for Atlantic in a series of astonishing albums that radically altered perceptions of what jazz could be. The sleeve shows a little shelf/ringwear whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN On Tenor (1972 Japanese issue of the 1962 5-track stereo LP, also featuring Donald Cherry on trumpet, Jimmy Garrison on bass & Ed Blackwell on drums. This was Ornette's last album for Atlantic in a series of astonishing albumsthat radically altered perceptions of what jazz could be. Comes housed in an import stickered picture sleeve with Japanese insert. The sleeve [VG+] has a few scuffs to the bottom corners & otherwise shows light wear, the vinyl is Near Mint P-6105 more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Ornette! (Rare 1962 UK 4-track STEREO LP, also featuring Donald Cherry on Pocket Trumpet, Scott LaFaro on Bass & Ed Blackwell on Drums, a pioneering release in the Free Jazz genre. The sleeve shows just a little age yellowing on the back & the vinyl is flawless - A superb copy of this early stereo landmark Jazz release! SAH-K6235) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Tomorrow Is The Question (80s German issue of the 1959 9-track LP pressed on high quality vinyl, also featuring Don Cherry on Trumpet, Percy Heath or Red Mitchell on Bass & Shelly Manne on Drums, picture sleeve reproducing the original album artwork. This copy is in superb near 'as new' condition with mint, unplayed vinyl! OJC342) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN QUARTET This Is Our Music (70s US green & orange label issue of the 1960 7-track stereo LP, also featuring Don Cherry on Pocket Trumpet, Charlie Hayden on Bass & Ed Blackwell on Drums, pasted picture sleeve with album notes byOrnette himself. The sleeve is Excellent with a small deletion cut on the bottom left. The vinyl still looks barely played SD-1353) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN The Shape Of Jazz To Come (1966 UK issue of the 1959 6-track mono LP, on a rough textured plum & red Atlantic label. Ever wondered what jazz would sound like if there was no harmony or specific chord patterns for the soloists to fall back on? Then listen to Ornette throw away the life jacket & attempt the impossible on this incredible album! The front laminated sleeve shows obvious wear to edges with tiny nick at opening edge whilst the vinyl shows a few signs of play)
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Change Of The Century (1972 US stereo issue of the classic 1960 7-track LP on the green & orange Atlantic label with the early seventies '1841 Broadway' perimeter text, also featuring Donald Cherry on Pocket Trumpet, Charlie Hayden on Bass & Billy Higgins on Drums. Comes housed in a front laminated pasted picture sleeve with gold stereo print & album notes by Ornette himself. The sleeve is Excellent with no deletion cuts & minimal shelf wear, the vinyl too grades Excel more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Tomorrow Is The Question! (1980s UK issue of the 1959 9-track vinyl LP, also featuring Don Cherry on Trumpet, Percy Heath or Red Mitchell on Bass & Shelly Manne on Drums, glossy picture sleeve. The sleeve has a small area of paperloss on the reverse due to sticker removal, otherwise shows light wear, whilst the vinyl has minimal sign of play COP002) more...
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THE NEW MUSIC OF ORNETTE COLEMAN Tomorrow Is The Question! (Rare 1959 UK first press 9-track stereo LP on the original deep groove yellow/lime green Contemporary label [no publishing date], also starring Don Cherry on Trumpet, Percy Heath or Red Mitchell on Bass & Shelly Manne on Drums, fully laminated flipback picture sleeve. The delicate sleeve [VG+] reveals minor ageing with the odd small chip to the laminate's edge & the heavyweight vinyl is clean & grades EX/EX- with a few min more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN In Concert (Limited Edition 80s US-only 8-track 2-LP set with 'GR-ALPHA' engraved in the run-outs, recorded in Padua, Italy on May 4, 1974 with James Blood Ulmer on guitar, Norris "Sirone" Jones on bass & Billy Higgins on drums. Originally released only in plain grey die-cut sleeves, these two records appear in one of the Italian black & white picture boxes. The box [VG] has noticeable paper splitting along the spine [the lid lifts off] but serves its purpose of ho more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN DOUBLE QUARTET Free Jazz (70s US stereo issue of the 1961 LP on a green & orange Atlantic label, a milestone in spontaneous group improvisation [still controversial among jazz fans!] using two separate quartets panned side of the spectrum. Musicians include Donald Cherry, Scott LaFaro & Billy Higgins on the left channel & Eric Dolphy, Freddie Hubbard, Charlie Haden & Ed Blackwell on the right, housed in a non-die-cut gatefold sleeve with Jackson Pollock artwork inside. more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN The Shape Of Jazz To Come (1976 Japanese issue of the 1959 6-track stereo LP, in the 'Jazz-Forever Excellent' series. Ever wondered what jazz would sound like if there was no harmony or specific chord patterns for the soloiststo fall back on? Then listen to Ornette throw away the life jacket & attempt the impossible on this incredible album! Comes housed in a deluxe picture sleeve with Japanese language insert. The sleeve & vinyl are Near Mint P-7510A)
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ORNETTE COLEMAN DOUBLE QUARTET Free Jazz (1974 US stereo issue of the groundbreaking 1961 LP on a green & orange Atlantic label [PR suffix in label number], a milestone in spontaneous group improvisation using two separate quartets panned to either side of the stereo spectrum that caused a great deal of controversy at the time. The stellar array of musicians also feature Donald Cherry, Scott LaFaro & Billy Higgins on the left channel & Eric Dolphy, Freddie Hubbard, Charlie Haden & Ed more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Tomorrow Is The Question! (Mid 70s US issue of the 1959 9-track stereo LP, also starring the great Don Cherry on Trumpet, Percy Heath or Red Mitchell on Bass & Shelly Manne on Drums, pasted picture sleeve. The sleeve & vinyl areNear Mint with few signs of wear & play - still in the original open shrinkwrap. Ornette strikes again! S7569) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN DOUBLE QUARTET Free Jazz (1969 US stereo issue of the groundbreaking 1961 LP, a milestone in spontaneous group improvisation using two separate quartets panned to either side of the stereo spectrum that caused a great deal of controversy at the time - could this really be jazz? A fascinating, radical document and historical companion piece to Joe Harriott's 'Free Form' recorded that same year. The stellar array of musicians feature Ornette Coleman, Donald Cherry, Scott more...
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