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Eric Dolphy Quintet: Outward Bound
by J Hunter
Unlike Ornette Coleman--who wanted to blow orthodox jazz form out of the water--John Coltrane and Eric Dolphy initially worked to change the system from within, making music that fit the jazz standards of the time while injecting their own unique spin. This is why Outward Bound, Dolphy's first recording as a leader, is a not-so-distant relative ...
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Featuring the music of Eric Dolphy
Duration: 5:48
The Complete Uppsala Concert
By Eric Dolphy
Label: Gambit Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: What Is This Thing Called Love?; 245; Laura; 52nd Street Theme; Bag's Groove; Out of
Nowhere; I'll Remember April; 52nd Street Theme; When Lights are Low.
Eric Dolphy: Last Date
by Andrey Henkin
Eric Dolphy Last DateInterakt 2005 Though jazz has its fair share of premature deaths, few were as tragic as that of Eric Dolphy, both because it was avoidable and that it cut off a monumental player in his prime. The DVD issue of Last Date, a loving ...
Eric Dolphy: The Complete Uppsala Concert
by Andrey Henkin
One of my pet theories is that one of the kickstarts for creative indigenous jazz in Europe was the tours undertaken there by Eric Dolphy as a leader (late summer 1961, summer 1964) and with John Coltrane (winter 1961) and Charles Mingus (summer 1964). The passage through the region of such an iconoclastic figure as Dolphy, ...
This is Eric Dolphy
By Eric Dolphy
Label: Fuel 2000 Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: DISC 1: IRON MAN: 1. Iron Man,
2. Mandrake,
3. Come Sunday,
4. Burning Spear,
5. Ode To Charlie Parker
DISC 2: CONVERSATIONS: 1. Jitterbug Waltz, 2. Music Matador, 3. Love Me, 4. Alone Together
Prestige Profiles
By Eric Dolphy
Label: Prestige
Released: 2004
Track listing: Out There; On Green Dolphin Street; Far Cry; Serene; Miss Ann; Fire Waltz; G.W.; Glad To Be Unhappy; Booker's Waltz; Status Seeking;
Eric Dolphy: A Deeply Dedicated Musician
by Nic Jones
In the forty years since his death Eric Dolphy's career has taken on a kind of substance that it never had in his lifetime. Partly this is due to the course jazz has taken within those forty years, one of the end results of which is a scene that in many ways is more conservative now ...
