Lloyd Miller Oriental Jazz LP

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Lloyd Miller Jazz collection including his

Oriental Jazz LP of the original 1960s recordings

This collection includes the rare vinyl plus 15 CDs and DVDs of Miller’s best works over the past 5 decades include the rare much sought after Oriental Jazz LP Lloyd Miller recorded in the 1960s mostly taken from a KBYU TV program added to cuts personally recorded by French Jazz master Jef Gilson in Paris in 1960 and other gems of jazz by Miller in the 1960s. Less than a total of 500 of this LP were pressed. Included in the collection is a DVD of some of the original TV broadcasts done in the 1960s and 1970s at KBYU, KUED and NIRTV in Tehran featuring Lloyd Miller with a variety of musicians. Also included is a CD of the original recordings from the same broadcasts. Among these CDs are two CDs of Miller’s work in the early 1960s in Europe with Jef Gilson, Swedish jazz greats and his International Jazz Quartet at the famed Rose Noire in Brussels. Dr. Lloyd Miller, who is still performing weekly, wants you to have these rare gems plus a flashdrive packed with PDFs of his book about his exciting life in jazz in the US, Europe and the Middle East, his books on jazz history, Afghan music and influence of Persian poetry and over 60 WMV Videos and dozens of MP3s. Dr. Miller will autograph the LP jacket if requested.

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Cool items for Lloyd Miller music collectors or those who love exceptional jazz and Eastern music.

These 15 valuable musical treasures total only $10 each, less than they would cost in a store.

Lloyd Miller was one of the original innovators of the Oriental Jazz concept recently enjoying a revival due to significant radio airplay throughout Europe by DJ's such as Gilles Peterson in London. Dr. Lloyd Miller first went to Iran in 1957 and returned for an extended stay of seven years beginning with a Fulbright scholarship in the 1970s. This resulted in the publication of Music and Song in Persia: The Art of Avaz by Curzon Press, London and Afghan Music and Dance by Eastern Arts.

After spending many years in Europe during the late 1950s and early 1960s where he performed with and influenced Don Ellis, worked with Eddie Harris, Jef Gilson (was soloist and featured on Gilson's first 10" LP), Freddie Deronde, Jaques Pelzer, Lennart Jansson, Lars Färnlof, Peter Trunk and Albert Mangelsdorf, among others, he returned to the US to continue creating East West jazz blends.

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