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Eric Dolphy - Vintage Dolphy (LP) (Very Good Plus (VG+))

Eric Dolphy - Vintage Dolphy (LP) (Very Good Plus (VG+))

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Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Very Good Plus / Very Good Plus – Light wear on both disc and sleeve, plays flawlessly.
 

Notes:

Tracks B1 and B3 recorded live in Carnegie Hall, March 14, 1963.

Track B2 recorded live at in Syracuse, New York with The Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music, conducted by Gunther Schuller, March 10, 1962.

Tracks A1-A3 recorded live in Carnegie Hall, April 18, 1962.

Carnegie Hall performances part of the Twentieth-Century Innovations series directed by Gunther Schuller.

(C) and (P) 1986 GM Recordings 1986. Printed in U.S.A.

 

A1. Half Note Triplets 8:48
A2. Ode To Charlie Parker 8:00
A3. Iron Man 6:20
B1. Densities 4:50
B2. Night Music 3:50
B3. Abstraction 4:44
B4. Donna Lee 12:56

 

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Recorded At Carnegie Hall
Record Company GunMar Music, Inc.

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