Eric Dolphy - Iron Man FLAC

• Performer: Eric Dolphy
• Title: Iron Man
• Genre: Jazz
• Cat #: CELL 5015
• Label: Celluloid
• Country: US
• Date of release: 1986
• Style: Free Jazz, Post Bop, Avantgarde
• FLAC size 2631 mb
• MP3 size: 2946 mb
• Record From Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue

Eric Dolphy Celluloid Free Jazz Post Bop Avantgarde 1986

• Alto Saxophone – Huey Simmons
• Bass – Eddie Kahn, Richard Davis
• Drums – J.C. Moses
• Flute – Prince Lasha
• Producer – Alan Douglas
• Soprano Saxophone – Clifford Jordan
• Trumpet – Woody Shaw, Jr.
• Vibraphone – Robert Hutcherson

• Alto Saxophone – Huey Simmons
• Alto Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Flute – Eric Dolphy
• Bass – Eddie Kahn, Richard Davis
• Drums – J.C. Moses
• Flute – Prince Lasha
• Liner Notes – John Sinclair
• Mastered By – Howie Weinberg
• Painting – Abdul Mati
• Photography By – Don Schlitten
• Producer – Alan Douglas
• Soprano Saxophone – Clifford Jordan
• Trumpet – Woody Shaw, Jr.
• Vibraphone – Robert Hutcherson

From the liner notes: "This record was produced during the early part of 1964, when Eric Dolphy and producer Alan Douglas decided to experiment with Eric's original compositions.
Two approaches were agreed upon. One was of clear simplicity; Eric on reed instruments and Richard Davis on bass. The other was more involved - a ten piece orchestra of young men who understood and admired Eric's work.
The recording sessions took place late at night in a very relaxed studio for five successive nights. In this environment the playing of Eric Dolphy, Richard Davis and the other musicians was unbelievably inspired. So much was created, individual compositions went from 'almost commercial' to 'very far out.'
Two albums were produced from that beautiful week. The first, called 'Conversations,' was released through FM Records (now available through the Roulette Record catalogue). On this, the second, is incorporated performances that were considered too futuristic to put out at that time."From the liner notes: "This record was produced during the early part of 1964, when Eric Dolphy and producer Alan Douglas decided to experiment with Eric's original compositions.
Two approaches were agreed upon. One was of clear simplicity; Eric on reed instruments and Richard Davis on bass. The other was more involved - a ten piece orchestra of young men who understood and admired Eric's work.
The recording sessions took place late at night in a very relaxed studio for five successive nights. In this environment the playing of Eric Dolphy, Richard Davis and the other musicians was unbelievably inspired. So much was created, individual compositions went from 'almost commercial' to 'very far out.'
Two albums were produced from that beautiful week. The first, called 'Conversations,' was released through FM Records (now available through the Roulette Record catalogue). On this, the second, is incorporated performances that were considered too futuristic to put out at that time."Recorded Jul 1, 1963, Jul 4, 1963.
℗ & © 1986 Celluloid Records.
Previously released on Douglas Records.
Printed in Canada.

Published by:
#A1, A2, B1: Chu Tan Music (BMI)
#A3: Tempo Music (ASCAP)
#B2: Pickering Music Publishing (BMI)

• Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout): CELL-5015-A MASTERDISK
• Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout): CELL-5015-B MASTERDISK
• Rights Society: BMI
• Rights Society: ASCAP

• Distributed By – Laurie Records

• Mastered At – Masterdisk
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Celluloid Records
• Copyright (c) – Celluloid Records
• Published By – Chu Teh Music
• Published By – Tempo Music Inc.
• Published By – Pickering Music