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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ENVELOPES Free Jazz (2006 UK 3-track CD single from the Envelopes - 3 Swedes and a Parisian who used to be called The Nicotines. Also includes 'Put On Hold' & 'Pink Christmas', flat card picture sleeve) more...
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SOUL COUGHING Sugar Free Jazz EP (1995 US 6-track promotional CD EP featuring six mixes of the title track by Omni Trio & Mad Professor plus an exclusive live track 'Screenwriter's Blues' recorded for 'Morning Becomes Eclectic' on KCRW-FM Santa Monica on May 2nd 1995, custom printed disc & back insert PRO-CD-7741-R) more...
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SOUL COUGHING Sugar Free Jazz (1994 US Slash Records promotional 5-track vinyl 12" including Jazz Free Sucrose Jungle Dub, Cane Field Mix, Molasses Dub and Sugar Cane Jungle Mix, custom stickered die-cut sleeve PRO-A-7741) more...
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SOUL COUGHING Sugar Free Jazz (Deleted 1995 US 6-track CD maxi-single featuring the Sucrose Jungle Dub, Molasses Dub, Weirdo Dub, Sugar Cane Jungle Mix and Album Version, plus Screenwriter's Blues [Live], housed in an eco-pack picture sleeve - still sealed in original song hype stickered shrinkwrap) more...
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VARIOUS A Jazz Piano Anthology - From Ragtime To Free Jazz (1973 UK 32-track double LP, highlighting the great recordings of Art Tatum, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, Dave Brubeck, Horace Silver, Bill Evans & more. The gatefold picture sleeve shows light age wear scuffing & the vinyl is Excellent & appears barely played) 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 DOUBLE QUARTET Free Jazz (Groundbreaking 1961 first US issue two-part stereo LP on the blue & green Atlantic label with white fan logo to the right, a milestone in spontaneous group improvisation using two separate quartets pannedeither sideof the stereo spectrum that caused controversy at the time - could this really be jazz? The stellar array of musicians include Ornette, Donald Cherry, Scott LaFaro & Billy Higgins on the left channel & Eric Dolphy, Freddie Hubbard, more...
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THE TUBA TRIO Essence - The Heat & Warmth Of Free Jazz Volume 1 (1977 German-only 5-track LP, recorded in Amsterdam & starring Warren Smith, Sam Rivers [Tenor Sax, Flute, Soprano Sax, Piano, Voice] & Joe Daley. The picture sleeve is Excellentwith the odd spot of age wear & the vinyl is near 'as new' RK2976/1) more...
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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 Free Jazz (1976 German 'That's Jazz' issue of the 1961 stereo LP, one of the world's first entirely freeform jazz records, also starring Eric Dolphy, Don Cherry, Freddie Hubbard, Scott LaFaro, Charlie Haden & Billy Higgins and EdBlackwell on drums in separate left & right channels, gatefold silvered die-cut picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear and the vinyl remains near 'as new' & looks barely played ATL50240) 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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TONY SCOTT & JIMMY KNEPPER Free Blown Jazz (1959 US 8-track stereo LP, also featuring Clark Terry, Bill Evans, Milton Hinton, Jerry Grimes, Paul Motian & Sahib Shihab, silver embossed pasted picture sleeve. The sleeve has been reinforced with black tape at the corners and shows a little shelfwear but still maintains the period 'feel' that you would expect. The vinyl too, while not mint, remains in very respectable VG+/EX- condition with just a few light surface hairlines to show for i more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN DOUBLE QUARTET Free Jazz (1963 US second issue mono LP on the plum & red Atlantic label with black '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 mild edge wear/discolour more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN DOUBLE QUARTET Free Jazz (US exclusive limited edition LP pressed on HIGH DEFINITION PREMIUM 180gram VIRGIN VINYL, originally released in 1960. 'Free Jazz' is a milestone in spontaneous group improvisation using two separate quartets panned to each side of the stereo spectrum [left channel: alto sax, pocket trumpet, bass, drums; right channel: bass clarinet, trumpet, bass, drums] that caused a great deal of controversy at the time - could this really be j more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN DOUBLE QUARTET Free Jazz (1972 Japanese promotional sample issue of the 1960 stereo LP, one of the first entirely freeform jazz records, issued here on a blue and green Atlantic label manufactured by Warner Pioneer, with gatefoldpicture sleeve & obi-strip P-7511A) more...
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