The Complete Latin Jazz Sides (2 LP on 1 CD)
Personnel:
Eric Dolphy (as, fl, bcl), Felipe Díaz (leader, vib), Juan Amalbert (conga), Gene Casey, Arthur Jenkins (p), Bill Ellington, Bobby Rodriguez (b), Charlie Simons (vibes), Manny Ramos (d, timbales), Tommy López (conga drum), Louie Ramírez (timbales)
Reference:
69315
Bar code:
8436028693153
This release presents the two albums made by the great Eric Dolphy with Latin Jazz groups in their entirety. Although both albums were supposedly by the Latin Jazz Quintet, the only constant in personnel is the presence of Dolphy, who plays alternatively on alto sax, flute and bass clarinet.
As a bonus, is a 1961 track with a Latin feeling featuring Eric Dolphy taken from an all-star session with Max Roach as the leader.
Tracklisting:
01. CARIBÉ (10:08)
02. BLUES IN 6/8 (5:47)
03. FIRST BASS LINE (4:07)
04. MAMBO RICCI (6:57)
05. SPRING IS HERE (5:08)
06. SUNDAY GO MEETIN (5:50)
07. YOURE THE CUTEST ONE (3:42)
08. SPEAK LOW (4:54)
09. I GOT RHYTHM (2:37)
10. A NIGHT IN TUNISIA (3:51)
11. CHA CHA KING (2:34)
12. I WISH I WERE IN LOVE AGAIN (3:03)
13. YOU DONT KNOW WHAT LOVE IS (4:04)
14. LOVER (2:46)
15. MANGOLINA (2:08)
16. APRIL RAIN (6:27)
17. MAN FROM SOUTH AFRICA (5:12) (*) Bonus Track
Total time: 79:23 min.
Tracks #1-6 from The Latin Jazz Quintet + Eric Dolphy "Caribé" (Prestige PR 8251).
Tracks #7-16 from "The Latin Jazz Quintet" (United Artist UAL-4071).
Personnel on "Caribé": Eric Dolphy (as, fl & bcl), Juan Amalbert (conga drum), Gene Casey (p), Bill Ellington (b), Charlie Simons (vib) and Manny Ramos (d, timbales). Recorded at Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, on August 19, 1960
Personnel on "The Latin Jazz Quintet": Eric Dolphy (as, fl & bcl), Felipe Díaz (leader, vib), Arthur Jenkins (p), Bobby Rodríguez (b), Tommy López (conga drum) and Louie Ramírez (timbales). Recorded in New York, late 1960
Personnel on the bonus track: Eric Dolphy (bcl), Booker Little (tp), Julian Priester (tb), Clifford Jordan (ts), Mal Waldron (p), Art Davis (b) and Max Roach (d). Recorded in New York, on August 9, 1961
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