Roland Kirk US 180g Reissue LP The inflated tear NM Atlantic SC1502 Hard Bop
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Roland Kirk US 180g Reissue LP The inflated tear NM Atlantic SC1502 Hard Bop
US 180g Reissue LP released in 2000s on Atlantic Records. Cat: SC1502. Matrix Numbers : 5032 SC 1502 - 1 (A) S42633/ 5032 SC 1502 - 1 (B) S42634.The debut recording by Roland Kirk (this was still pre-Rahsaan) on Atlantic Records, the same label that gave us Blacknuss and Volunteered Slavery, is not the blowing fest one might expect upon hearing it for the first time. In fact, producer Joel Dorn and label boss Neshui Ertegun weren't prepared for it either. Kirk had come to Atlantic from Emarcy after recording his swan song for them, the gorgeous Now Please Don't You Cry, Beautiful Edith, in April. In November Kirk decided to take his quartet of pianist Ron Burton, bassist Steve Novosel, and drummer Jimmy Hopps and lead them through a deeply introspective, slightly melancholy program based in the blues and in the groove traditions of the mid-'60s. Kirk himself used the flutes, the strich, the Manzello, whistle, clarinet, saxophones, and more -- the very instruments that had created his individual sound, especially when some of them were played together, and the very things that jazz critics (some of whom later grew to love him) castigated him for. Well, after hearing the restrained and elegantly layered "Black and Crazy Blues," the stunning rendered "Creole Love Call," the knife-deep soul in "The Inflated Tear," and the twisting in the wind lyricism of "Fly by Night," they were convinced and rightfully so.
There are no signs of spindle marks on labels. Record is in Near Mint condition. Cover is in Near Mint condition.
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