Ray Russell Quartet: Dragon Hill LP CBS 1969 Original
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Mar 20, 2010 Sold Date
Mar 13, 2010 Start Date
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  Ray Russell Quartet: Dragon Hill LP CBS 1969 Original! Ray Russell Quartet
Dragon Hill

Vinyl Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG++)

Sleeve is in really good shape, with the lamination fully intact; it's just a little bit of edgewear that prevents me from grading it NM.

Ray Russell Quartet - Dragon Hill
Label: CBS
Catalog#: 52663
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: US
Released: 1969
Genre: Jazz
Style: Contemporary Jazz

Tracklist:
A1 Dragon Hill
A2 Something In The Sky
B1 Can I Have My Paper-Back Back
B2 We Lie Naked In White Snow
B3 Mandala

Bass - Ron Mathewson
Drums - Alan Rushton
Guitar - Ray Russell
Other [Liner Notes (conversation With Ray Russell)] - Bob Nesbitt
Piano - Roy Fry
Saxophone [Tenor] - Lyn Dobson (tracks: A2 & B3)
Trombone - Donald Beichtol (tracks: A2 & B3)
Trumpet - Bud Parkes (tracks: A2 & B3)
Trumpet, Flugelhorn - Harry Beckett (tracks: A2 & B3)

"Ray Russel is not an unknown borderline gunslinger to most readers of these mumbo jumbo pages. Apart from appearing on some earth shattering recordings by Bill Fay, he also carved out a ear-shattering recording career as a free jazz sonic terrorist. “Dragon Hill” was released by CBS in 1969 and sees Russell teaming up with Roy Fry (piano), Ron Mathewson (bass), Alan Rushton (drums), Harry Beckett (trumpet & Fluegel Horn), Bud Parkes (trumpet), Lyn Dobson (Tenor Sax) and Donald Beichtol (Trombone). One of cornerstones of British free jazz extravaganza with Russell at helm, ripping through chords and bending the strings in mercurial ways while bolstering out tidal accumulations of high energy. The other members provide a spontaneous rhythmic framework that gets exploited in return by Russell who deals in approaching direct free rock as well as in acidic free jazzing moves. In short relentless jackhammer stuff of extended blowout jams that have enough lyrical economy and unrepentant force to take you through corrosive blasts of sound and alchemical magic to keep you puzzled for weeks in a row. Stuff of legends. Highest possible recommendation and dead cheap.
Quoted from the Tiliqua website, where a mono pressing of this record is offered at 120 Euros ("dead cheap"... :-)
On auction here is the stereo version.

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