Eric Dolphy - Out To Lunch! Artist_Nouvelle Vague

Eric Dolphy - Out To Lunch! Artist_Nouvelle VagueIn February 1964, Eric Dolphy assembled a formidable quintet of modern jazz visionaries with Freddie Hubbard, Bobby Hutcherson, Richard Davis, and Tony Williams, and headed into Rudy Van Gelders studio to record what would stand as his masterwork: Out to Lunch! A genius artist of startling originality, Dolphy managed to possess the revolutionary spirit of the avant garde while keeping a foot firmly planted in the feeling of swing, a rare feat that the

we were bound to turn inward

The four pieces on this collection date back to the time before his famous master pieces (1967-1970): “Four Organs” and “Phase Patterns” build on short

Tomoko Yamaguchi

spiritual and space-age jazz with performance theatre and dance

her lyrics more pointed and personal than ever before

One of the first

Soundway Records present a new compilation of twenty rare and mostly unavailable tracks from the slick and sassy world of Nigerian pop music and club culture of the early 1980s

" strays closer to the latter

Among the album’s 10 tracks are “Common Burn” and “Lay Myself Down”

including Roskilde

percussive texture in the form of unvarnished samples and field recordings: the rattle and rustle and the stops and starts of life unfurling

although simple