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Promo Lp, Blank White Labels includes ESP Press Release & original inner sleeve with an essay on The New Music by Robert Ostermann, along w/ an ESP Catalogue. Cover is silkscreened. Back cover is blank.
Ornette--sax; David Izenzohn--bass; Chas Moffet--perc; Selwart Clark--violin; Nathan Goldstein--violin; Julian Barber--viola; Kermit Moore--cello. Jerry Newman--engineer. songs: Doughnuts, Sadness, A dedication to Poets & Writers, The Ark. (This LP is from the estate of Lorraine & Dizzy Gillespie) （上記写真ともESP DISK LP ART IMAGE GALLERYより引用） |
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Plan white sleeve with the songs written in marker. Notes from the original owner as well. Please see the pictures. |
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180 MONO |
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180 MONO 80 Riverside Drive address on label and back sleeve. Town Hall December 1962 on label. Town Hall • 1962 on back, front and spine. Dark red label. Non-textured Sleeve. |
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180 MONO |
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180 MONO |
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180 MONO 180 Riverside Drive address on label and back sleeve. Town Hall December 1962 on label. Town Hall • 1962 on back, front and spine. (c) ESP-DISK' 1965 on label. Dark red label. Textured Sleeve. |
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180 STEREO |
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180 STEREO |
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180 STEREO 80 Riverside Drive address on label and back sleeve. Town Hall December 1962 on label. Town Hall • 1962 on back and front. No title on spine. Dark red label. |
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180 STEREO |
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180 STEREO |
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180 Riverside Drive address on label and back sleeve. Town Hall December 1962 on label. Town Hall • 1962 on back and front. Front laminated sleeve. Title and catalog no. printed on spine. Dark red label. Stereo on labels. Ear mark (Plastylite "P") etched in runouts. There is a similar release Ornette Coleman - Town Hall • 1962 with white labels and without the ear mark in the deadwax. |
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180 STEREO |
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(180 MONO,STEREOの表記なし 180 Riverside Drive address on back sleeve but different to this release Ornette Coleman - Town Hall • 1962 the label here shows the 156 5th Avenue address. Town Hall December 1962 on label. Town Hall • 1962 on back and front. Front laminated sleeve. Title and catalog no. printed on spine. White label with black lettering. Stereo on labels. No ear mark (Plastylite "P") etched in runouts (as a difference to the release mentioned above). |
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STEREO 156 5th Avenue New York 10010 address on label and back sleeve. Town Hall December 1962 on label. Town Hall, 1962 on back and spine. No title on front. Printed in U.S.A. on label and jacket back. First cat. nr. on label. Second on spine and back. Dark red label. Non-textured Sleeve. |
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Library Of Congress Catalog Number R65-2864 R65-2865 ESP New York (5th Avenue) address on label. ESP Krumville on back. Town Hall December 1962 on label. Town Hall, 1962 on front and back. Town Hall on spine. White label with black letters. Non-textured Sleeve. |
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Library Of Congress Catalog Number R65-2864 R65-2865 ESP-Disk' 156 5th Avenue New York 10010 ESP New York address on label and back sleeve. Town Hall 1962 on back and spine. Town Hall December 1962 on label. White label with black letters. Non-textured Sleeve. No "STEREO" on top of ESP-Logo on label. Cover is a picture only, no writing. |
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Library Of Congress Catalog Number R65-2864 R65-2865 ESP New York (5th Avenue) address on label. ESP Krumville on back. Town Hall December 1962 on label. Town Hall, 1962 on front and back. Town Hall on spine. White label with black letters. Non-textured Sleeve. (Similar to Ornette Coleman - Town Hall, 1962, but no ESP logo on both side labels.) |
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Acorn Hill House, STEREO |
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STEREO Library Of Congress Catalog Number R65-2864 R65-2865 Yellow label with black text. ESP-Disk 290 West End Avenue New York City 10023 (Esperanto) text beneath / Town Hall December 1962 on label. Town Hall on spine. |
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Library Of Congress Catalog Number R65-2864 R65-2865 ESP New York (West End Avenue) address on label and back sleeve. Town Hall December 1962 on label. Town Hall, 1962 on front and back. Town Hall on spine. Yellow label with black letters. Non-textured Sleeve. |
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Acorn Hill House, STEREO |
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On Christmas evening 1962, Coleman produced and recorded his own concert at Town Hall in New York City, with David Izenzon (bass), Charles Moffett (drums) and a string ensemble. An important release documenting a point of change in Coleman's work. "'Dedication To Poets and Writers' for string quartet, is now widely recognized as Ornette's first harmolodic chamber music based on his ideas he would later call Harmolodics. This classical string quartet curiously fits together with the three trio pieces, due to the input of bassman David Izenzon. His classical approach and his broad understanding of rhythmical complexity are the perfect match to Ornette's free and lyrical alto lines. Izenzon's ability to improvise out of context with anything that is going around him, also makes him the perfect partner for drummer Charles Moffett. Moffett is merely providing an atmospherical background, sometimes with a hard swing indeed, sometimes experimenting with free noise." -- Remco Takken
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Compositions by Ornette Coleman (ESP-Disk' Ltd. ASCAP & Phrase Text Music ASCAP) Credits Recorded on December 12, 1962 at Town Hall, NYC.
Engineering by Jerry Newman. Original cover photo by Charles Shabacon.
Production manager: Tom Abbs. Digital remastering: Douglas McGregor. Design by
Miles Bachman & Michael Sanzone.
"In the stream of its apparent freedom, this trio acts with constraints, imposed not by restriction, but by genius." - Lyn Horton, All About Jazz "This record marks a hand full of milestones for the alto
saxophonist. It's his first and only release from the ESP-Disk' label; his first
recording with his new trio featuring Izenzon and Moffett; his last release
before a two year hiatus from recording and live performances; and it's an early
example of Coleman's theory of harmolidics featuring a string
ensemble." |
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