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(62 YEARS AGO)

September 1, 1961 - John Coltrane: Africa/Brass is released.

# ALL THINGS MUSIC PLUS+ 4/5

# Allmusic 4.5/5

# Down Beat 2/5

Africa/Brass is the eighth studio album by John Coltrane, released on September 1, 1961.

Recorded:

May 23, 1961 and June 7, 1961, at RVG's Englewood Cliffs studio

Personnel:

John Coltrane – soprano and tenor saxophone

Booker Little – trumpet

Julius Watkins, Bob Northern, Donald Corrado, Robert Swisshelm – french horn

Bill Barber – tuba

Pat Patrick – baritone saxophone

McCoy Tyner – piano

Reggie Workman – bass

Elvin Jones – drums

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ORIGINAL LINER NOTES

John Coltrane is a quiet, powerfully-built young man who plays tenor saxophone quite unlike anyone in all of jazz. His style has been described as "sheets of sound" or as "flurries of melody." But, despite the accuracy, or lack of accuracy, of such descriptions, it is a fact that Coltrane's style is wholly original and of growing influence among new tenor players.

Perhaps he himself best described his dazzling style in a recent Down Beat article with writer Don DeMichael. "I started experimenting because I was trying for more individual development. I even tried the long, rapid lines that Ira Gitler termed 'sheets of sound' at the time. But actually, I was beginning to apply the three-to-one chord approach and at this time the tendency was to play the entire scale of each chord. Therefore, they were usually played fast and sometimes sounded like glisses."

Although Coltrane has absorbed this experiment into his present style and moved on, its effect was shocking, and intriguing, in the jazz world.

Most recently, as this album will attest, Coltrane has become absorbed by the rhythms of Africa. During the editing sessions for this album he noted, "There has been an influence of African rhythms in American jazz. It seems there are some things jazz can borrow harmonically, but I've been knocking myself out seeking something rhythmic. But nothing swings like 4/4. These implied rhythms give variety."

For this record, Coltrane composed two of the three selections, then discussed the orchestration thoroughly with Eric Dolphy, a reed player of enormous talent. Pianist McCoy Tyner of Coltrane's group was the third member of the discussion group.

"Actually," Dolphy recalled, "All I did was orchestrate. Basically John and McCoy worked out the whole thing. And it all came from John; he knew exactly what he wanted. And that was, essentially, the feeling of his group."

AFRICA has an unusual form. Its melody had to be stated in the background because Coltrane is not tied down by chords. "I had a sound that I wanted to hear," Coltrane remarked of this composition. "And what resulted was about it. I wanted the band to have a drone. We used two basses. The main line carries all the way through the tune. One bass plays almost all the way through. The other has rhythmic lines around it. Reggie and Art have worked together, and they know how to give and take." This work began with Coltrane's quartet. He listened to many African records for rhythmic inspiration. One had a bass line like a chant, and the group used it, working it into different tunes. In Los Angeles, John hit on using African rhythms instead of 4/4, and the work began to take shape. Tyner began to work chords into the structure, and, in John's own words, "it's been growing ever since."

The instrumentation--trumpet, four French horns, alto sax, baritone sax, two euphoniums, two basses, piano, drums, and tuba--is among the most unusual in jazz. But, Dolphy explained, "John thought of this sound. He wanted brass, he wanted baritone horns, he wanted that mellow sound and power."

Coltrane heard the playbacks and nodded. "It's the first time I've done any tune with that kind of rhythmic background. I've done things in 3/4 and 4/4. On the whole, I'm quite pleased with Africa."

GREEN SLEEVES is an updating of the old, revered folk song. It's included in this set because Coltrane, in recent months, has been studying folk music. "It's one of the most beautiful folk melodies I've heard," he said. "It's written in 6/8, and we do it just about as written. There's a section for improvisation with a vamp to blow on."

The quartet has been playing this theme recently, and the arrangement is based on Tyner's chords. Dolphy notated it. "For me," Coltrane said, "Greensleeves is the most enjoyable to play. Most of the time we get a nice pulse and groove. It was a challenge to add the band to it. I wanted to keep the feeling of the quartet. That's why we took the same voicings and the same rhythm McCoy comps in."

BLUES MINOR is a piece the quartet has been playing of late. It was assembled at the recording session. "It's a head," Dolphy said. "McCoy gave me the notes. I wrote out the parts, and the band did it on one take." It swings loosely with the ease and drive of a head arrangement.

All in all, this album is representative of the state of musical mind of John Coltrane, 34, on his way to something new and exciting, but pausing along the way to sum up the fresh and provocative work he has accomplished this far.

~ Dom Cerulli

TRACKS

Side one

1. Africa (Coltrane) – 16:28

Side two

1. Greensleeves (traditional, arranged by McCoy Tyner) – 10:00

2. Blues Minor (Coltrane) – 7:22

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The Hank Jones Trio* With Guests . . . Joe Wilder, Donald Byrd, Herbie Mann, Jerome Richardson, Matty Dice, Kenny Clarke, Wendell Marshall - Bluebird (LP, Album, Mono, RE, Oxb)

RVG etched / Vinyl(VG++) Sleeve(VG++) / No scratches on Vinyl, VG+ or above average. in great shape / / nice sleeve, more than VG+ conditions / コンディション　盤 : Very Good Plus (VG+) コンディション　ジャケット : Very Good Plus (VG+) コンディションの表記について　  [ M > M- > VG+ > VG > G+ > G > F > P ] レーベル : Savoy Records – MG-12053 フォーマット : Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono, Reissue, Oxblood labels, RVG 生産国 : US 発売年 :  Re-titled reissue…

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JOHN COLTRANE Soultrane. Amazing 1958 US first press 5-track deep groove mono vinyl LP, on the original Prestige 'fireworks' label with 'Bergenfield' address both sides & 'RVG' stamp in both run-outs. Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio in Hackensack, New Jersey, the album showcases Coltrane's newfound 'sheets of sound' approach to magnificent effect, with Red Garland on Piano, Paul Chambers on Bass & Art Taylor on Drums, heavyweight pasted picture sleeve. Available from https://eil.com/shop/moreinfo.asp?catalogid=719330 #eildotcom #eil #records #vinyl #rarerecords #rarelps #jazz #cratedigging #vinyljunkie #vinylcollection #recordcollection #vinylporn #instavinyl #johncoltrane https://www.instagram.com/p/B3IfsXehFV0/?igshid=140slya08o8oq

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April Favorites

Here’s what I enjoyed in April. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3WbeAjSRqOfrT5QTeWFzcI?si=6qChvQEXRaCP3Ze2ZkkVvA

NEW MUSIC: 
 Bob Dylan “I Contain Multitudes” I’ve enjoyed all of the singles he’s been releasing. Folk epics.

Cowboy Junkies “Ghosts” An elegiac record for the Timms siblings’ mother, from a band that’s always made the mournful sound sublime. I finally went to see Cowboy Junkies a few years ago. The first set was their 2018 album “All That Reckoning,” the second set was to be the hits. During the intermission the building next door caught on fire and that was it. Hope to see them again someday, but if that’s the story then so it goes. So close.

Danzig “Sings Elvis” Glenn Danzig’s fully embracing his non-Satanic muse. It seems overdue but he’s really going for it and I’m glad he’s having fun.

Fiona Apple “Fetch the Bolt Cutters” It’s a masterpiece, as advertised. As uncompromising and fully realized as Rid of Me or Exile In Guyville.

Flat Worms “Antarctica” 
Excellent garage punk.


Hazel English “Wake UP!” A solid dream pop album and a step up from her other records, though those are good too.

Jackie Lynn “Jacqueline” Originally Jackie Lynn was Haley Fohr’s country music alter-ego outside of Circuit Des Yeux. The Jackie Lynn records seem to be a bit looser and playful, but honestly I’ll check out anything Fohr does regardless of the name on the sleeve.

Laura Marling “Song For Our Daughter” It’s one of her best.

Marisa Anderson and Tara Jane O’Neill “You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To” I’m a fan of both of these artists and this collaboration is inspired.

Purity Ring “WOMB” Twinkling body fascination.

RVG “Feral” “Perfect Day” is on the playlist and it’s such a sweet, funny song. The whole record is a winner.

Samantha Crain “Holding to the Edge of Night” A stunning song. Can’t wait for the record.

Seazoo “Joy” Impeccable indie pop.

Thundercat “It Is What It Is” Got that right.  

Yves Tumor “Heaven to a Tortured Mind” Incredible record. Everything about it: the cover, the title, and the unpredictable music.

OLD MUSIC (reissues) :
 Caspar Brötzmann Massaker “Koksofen, Home” Southern Lord started reissuing CBM on vinyl last year; this year they put out Koksofen and Home, both of which I was fortunate enough to hear when they were initially released. I grew up in a small town in Iowa. In high school we knew a guy who’d graduated ahead of us and worked at the public library. This one guy singlehandedly introduced dozens of teens to the glory of Amphetamine Reptile Records. He championed noise rock across the board, including more high minded sounds like those of Caspar Brötzmann Massaker. Dissonant and monstrous. Great stuff. RIP, Tim, I would have missed out on so much.

OLD MOVIES: 
The American Astronaut (2001) If you crossed Eraserhead with Ice Pirates and added musical numbers you might end up with something like this.

The Bride (1985) I was eleven years old when this came out. Around this age I was beginning to connect the dots in entertainment in terms of identifying performers across projects. I loved fantasy films (80’s!) and “Synchronicity” by The Police. I’d seen Sting as Feyd Rautha in David Lynch’s Dune. I was excited to see The Bride, but there was no exhilaration when I watched it and I felt disappointed. Watching it years later, I can see why I was disenchanted as a kid: it’s a pretty bleak film. That being said, the production design and cinematography are gorgeous, and I think Clancy Brown’s performance is excellent, especially when viewed in contrast to his performance as the Kurgan in Highlander, which came out that same year.

The 400 Blows (1959) I know there are more films that follow the life of the character Antoine Doinel, but I just want to think of him as running on that beach for awhile.

Blue Thunder (1983) Happy Birthday to Me (1981) Seeing the posters for these movies as a child left permanent marks on my brain. Because they occupied that space for so long, I felt like I had a relationship with these films, when honestly, I’d never seen them and simply knew that they existed.

When I was six years old I was horrified and transfixed by the poster for Happy Birthday to Me. The actual film is over-plotted and ridiculous and culminates with a Scooby-Doo-worthy reveal but I admire how ambitious it is. I associate slasher films with low-budget fare but in the first ten minutes a character jumps an elevating drawbridge in a car.

In the case of Blue Thunder, the darkness of the poster was captivating. When I found out it was about a technologically advanced helicopter it only raised more questions. Was it like Megaforce? Was it fun? Watching it today, when police regularly use military-grade equipment, the plot’s privacy concerns seem quaint. The helicopter duel over Los Angeles is amazing, though, especially in the pre-CGI era.

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Until a few years ago I always thought this was Grant Green’s first album. He was my Father’s favorite guitarist, so naturally I was always familiar with his music. I can’t remember if my Pops had this album or not, but the minute I heard Grant’s opening on “Miss Ann’s Tempo” I immediately knew why he loved him so much. This classic was recorded in January 1961 at the Van Gelder Studio in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey and features Green on guitar, Ben Dixon on drums and Baby Face Willette on organ. This is a Blue Note Records 80th Anniversary reissue mastered by the legendary Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio and as usual he did a superb job. The vinyl is very clean and quiet and the music sounds like they are right in my living room. It’s amazing you can get this classic on Amazon still. The only problem I have is the overall packaging. If they gave this album the love they give to their Tone Poet Series especially if they upgraded the covers. And the paper sleeves they put the vinyl in can only harm the vinyl. @bluenoterecords you need to UPGRADE your process a little. I know you want to keep the price down, but dang paper sleeves in 2020. Who does this? #grantgreen #bluenote #bluenoterecords #vintagebluenote #bluenotejazz #rvg #rudyvangelder . . . . #Jazzrecords #classicjazz #ilovejazz #ilovejazzmusic #jazzartist #recordcollector #jazz #jazzvinyl #nowplaying #vinyl #vinylcollection #vinylcollector #vinylporn #jazzmusic #jazzalbumcollection #jazzalbumcollector #jazzjunkie #vinyljunkie #vinylcollector #jgjazzvnyl #vinyllove https://www.instagram.com/p/CEhy74pH3vJ/?igshid=1gpkwloo5crgp

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Charlie Parker - Charlie Parker Memorial Vol. 2 (LP, Mono)

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Dentistry undergoes continuous development from the medical world. There are a good deal of tools and equipment utilized in dental clinic. Dentists hoping to upgrade their practice, think about purchasing dental tools on the web. In the last several decades, online shopping produced a favorable buzz at the society. This raised the amount of internet vendors, selling supreme quality dental supplies. The My Dental Stock is a fantastic platform for practices and dentists as they are able to pick from a broad selection of brands and compare their own specification, budget and hassle-free delivery at your door step.