Ritual-All-7-70
Ritual-All-7-70
ESP-Disk’ (US) 1967
ESP 1048 (LP) Original pressing, Mono
sleeve : VG+(RW, SPSE/TOC: tear and tape on top and bottom, wear on edge and corner, dirts.)
media : EX-/EX-(some slightly noise. some slightly hairlines that does not affect to sounds.)
The first album by Ritual-All-7-70, a group led by multi-instrumentalist Alan Sondheim, released in 1967 on ESP Disk, a New York label that has produced many avant/free jazz masterpieces. It was joint with Ann Hutchinson, Chris Mattheson, Barry Sugarman, J.P., and Robert Poholek. This is a masterpiece of early ethnic jazz, an improvised performance that freely incorporates ethnic sentiments with ethnic instruments such as tabla, xylophone, bansuri, koto, and Hawaiian guitar. It is a similar to Don Cherry's work in the 1960s, including the "Mu" series. Highly recommended.
A1: 770
B1: 776
B4: 779
Ritual-All-7-70
ESP-Disk’ (US) 1967
ESP 1048 (LP) Original pressing, Mono
sleeve : VG+(RW, SPSE/TOC: tear and tape on top and bottom, wear on edge and corner, dirts.)
media : EX-/EX-(some slightly noise. some slightly hairlines that does not affect to sounds.)
The first album by Ritual-All-7-70, a group led by multi-instrumentalist Alan Sondheim, released in 1967 on ESP Disk, a New York label that has produced many avant/free jazz masterpieces. It was joint with Ann Hutchinson, Chris Mattheson, Barry Sugarman, J.P., and Robert Poholek. This is a masterpiece of early ethnic jazz, an improvised performance that freely incorporates ethnic sentiments with ethnic instruments such as tabla, xylophone, bansuri, koto, and Hawaiian guitar. It is a similar to Don Cherry's work in the 1960s, including the "Mu" series. Highly recommended.
A1: 770
B1: 776
B4: 779