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 RARE ESP 1051 Sampler 1967 Vinyl Record Album Billie Holiday/ESP Is 3D Superstereo Back Cover (White Label/Cover is Solid/Shows Wear/Vinyl VG+/E Winner Pays Only $4.50 Shipping/Handling U.S.A.
The ESP Sampler Label:ESP Disk ?– ESP 1051 Format:Vinyl, LP, Album, Sampler, Stereo, Mono   Country:US Released:1967 Genre:Jazz, Rock, Non-Music Style:Free Jazz, Folk Rock, Avantgarde, Lo-Fi, Parody, Avant-garde Jazz, Experimental, Poetry, Monolog, Spoken Word, Free Improvisation Tracklist  A1 –Pearls Before Swine Untitled Performer – Lane Lederer, Roger Crissinger, Tom Rapp, Wayne Harley A2 –Pharaoh Sanders Quintet* Untitled Bass – William Bennett (2) Percussion – Marvin Pattillo Piano – Jane Getz Saxophone – Pharoah Sanders Trumpet – Stan Foster (2) A3 –Noah Howard Quartet Untitled Bass – Scotty Holt Percussion – Dave Grant (13) Saxophone – Noah Howard Trumpet – Ric Colbeck A4 –Milford Graves With Sunny Morgan* Untitled Drums, Bells – Sunny Morgan Drums, Bells, Gong, Shaker – Milford Graves A5 –Albert Ayler Untitled Bass – Gary Peacock Percussion – Sunny Murray Saxophone – Albert Ayler A6 –Corso*, Ferlinghetti*, Voznesensky* , And Unknown Artist Untitled Voice – Gregory Corso, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Andrei Voznesensky* A7 –Henry Grimes Trio Untitled Bass – Henry Grimes Clarinet – Perry Robinson Drums – Tom Price A8 –Burton Greene Quartet Untitled Alto Saxophone – Marion Brown Bass – Henry Grimes Drums – Dave Grant (13), Tom Price Piano – Burton Greene Tenor Saxophone – Frank Smith (9) A9 –Sunny Murray Untitled Bass – Al Silva* Percussion – Sunny Murray Saxophone – Byard Lancaster, Jack Graham Trumpet – Jacques Coursil A10 –Bob James Trio Untitled Bass – Barre Phillips Percussion – Robert Pozar Piano – Bob James A11 –Marion Brown Quartet Untitled Alto Saxophone – Marion Brown Bass – Reggie Johnson, Ronnie Boykins Drums – Rashied Ali Piano – Stan Cowell* Tenor Saxophone – Bennie Maupin Trumpet – Alan Shorter A12 –Patty Waters Untitled Bass – Steven Tintweiss Drums – Tom Price Piano – Burton Greene Piano, Vocals, Composed By – Patty Waters A13 –New York Art Quartet Untitled Bass – Lewis Worrell Percussion – Milford Graves Saxophone – John Tchicai Trombone – Roswell Rudd A14 –The Fugs Untitled Backing Band – Peter Stampfel, Steve Weber Supervised By – Harry Smith A15 –Frank Wright Trio Untitled Bass – Henry Grimes Drums – Tom Price Tenor Saxophone – Frank Wright A16 –Sun Ra Untitled Orchestra – Sun Ra And His Solar Arkestra* A17 –Ornette Coleman Untitled Bass – David Izenzohn* Percussion – Charles Moffett Saxophone – Ornette Coleman A18 –Alan Sondheim Untitled Bass – Chris Matteson* Cornet, Trumpet – Robert Poholek Drums – J.P.* Tabla, Bongos – Barry Sugarman Vocals – Ruth Ann Hutchinson Xylophone, Alto Saxophone, Guitar, Electric Guitar, Classical Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar [Hawaiian Guitar], English Horn, Bansuri, Koto, Clarinet, Suling – Alan Sondheim A19 –Giuseppi Logan Quartet* Untitled Bass – Eddie Gomez Drums – Milford Graves Piano – Don Pullen Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Oboe – Giuseppi Logan A20 –William Burroughs* Untitled Voice – William Burroughs* A21 –The Fugs Untitled Backing Band – Peter Stampfel, Steven Weber Supervised By – Harry Smith B1 –Bud Powell Untitled Bass – Pierre Michelot Drums – Kenny Clarke Piano – Bud Powell B2 –Randy Burns (2) Untitled Twelve-String Guitar – Emery Fletcher Vocals, Guitar – Randy Burns (2) B3 –Gato Barbieri Untitled Bass – Norris Jones Cello – Calo Scott Percussion – Bobby Kapp Saxophone – Gato Barbieri B4 –James Zitro Untitled Alto Saxophone – Allan Praskin Bass – Bruce Cale Drums – James Zitro Piano – Michael Cohen* Tenor Saxophone – Bert Wilson Trumpet – Warren Gale B5 –Burton Greene Quartet Untitled Alto Saxophone – Marion Brown Bass – Henry Grimes Drums – Dave Grant (13), Tom Price Piano – Burton Greene B6 –Byron Allen Trio* Untitled Bass – Maceo Gilchrist Drums – Ted Robinson (3) Saxophone – Byron Allen B7 –The Godz Untitled Performer – Jay Dillon, Jim McCarthy, Larry Kessler, Paul Thornton B8 –Various Untitled Performer – Anita Dangler, Genji Ito, Leonard Frey, Peter Barry*, Sheila Roy, Teiji Ito, Van Dexter Producer – Jean Erdman B9 –Gunter Hampel Untitled Bass – Piet Veening* Percussion – Pierre Courbois Saxophone – Wim Breuker* Vibraphone, Producer – Gunter Hampel B10 –Ishmael Reed Untitled Voice – Ishmael Reed B11 –Sonny Simmons Untitled Bass – Teddy Smith Composed By, Saxophone – Sonny Simmons Percussion – Marvin Pattillo Piano – John Hicks Trumpet – Barbara Donald B12 –The Godz Untitled Drums, Vocals – Paul Thornton Guitar, Viola, Vocals – Larry Kessler Guitar, Vocals – Jim McCarthy Organ, Piano, Autoharp – Jay Dillon B13 –Steve Lacy Untitled Bass – Johnny Dyani Composed By, Soprano Saxophone – Steve Lacy Drums – Louis T. Moholo* Trumpet – Enrico Rava B14 –Allen Ginsberg Untitled Voice – Allen Ginsberg B15 –Karl Berger Untitled Alto Saxophone – Carlos Ward Bass – Henry Grimes Drums – Edward Blackwell* Vibraphone – Karl Berger B16 –Andrei Voznesensky* Untitled Voice – Andrei Voznesensky* B17 –New York Art Quartet Untitled Bass – Lewis Worrell Percussion – Milford Graves Saxophone – John Tchicai Trombone – Roswell Rudd B18 –Movement Soul (2) Untitled B19 –Paul Bley Untitled Bass – Steve Swallow Percussion – Barry Altschul Piano – Paul Bley B20 –Charles Tyler Ensemble Untitled Bass – Henry Grimes Cello – Joel Freedman Percussion – Ronald Jackson* Saxophone – Charles Tyler Vibraphone – Charles Moffett B21 –Ni Kantu En Esperanto Untitled
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ESP-Disk Esp-disk-logo.jpg Founded 1964 Founder Bernard Stollman Genre Free jazz, free improvisation, folk rock, underground rock Country of origin U.S. Location Brooklyn, New York Official website www.espdisk.com ESP-Disk is a New York-based record company and label founded in 1964[1] by lawyer Bernard Stollman.
Though it originally existed to release Esperanto-based music, starting with its second release (Albert Ayler's Spiritual Unity), ESP became the most important exponent of what is commonly referred to as free jazz. ESP also released recordings by uncommercial underground rock acts including the Fugs, The Godz and Pearls Before Swine. Though it suspended releasing records in the 1970s, several new releases by iconic and cutting edge artists have been released by the label, and it still exists with nearly its entire catalog available.
Bernard Stollman faced allegations of not paying royalties to the artists that were signed to ESP-Disk. Tom Rapp of the band Pearls Before Swine claimed that "We never got any money from ESP. Never, not even like a hundred dollars or something. My real sense is that he [Stollman] was abducted by aliens, and when he was probed it erased his memory of where all the money was".[4] Peter Stampfel of the band Holy Modal Rounders and The Fugs claimed that Stollman told him that "the contract says that all rights belong to me. You have no royalties ever, ever, ever. The publishing is mine. You don't own the songs anymore. We don't owe you anything". Members of The Fugs have also stated claims that they received an unfavourable record contract. Ed Sanders said that "our royalty rate was less than 3%, one of the lower percentages in the history of western civilization".  801 Magazine, which featured an interview with Stollman in 2008, said that Stollman claimed that "he paid all the recording costs and gave the musicians small advances", and that "he never made any money from the music". 
Other artists who have recorded for this label include Ornette Coleman (the "Town Hall Concert"), Pharoah Sanders (who made his recording debut on ESP), Sun Ra, Ronnie Boykins, Marion Brown, Sonny Simmons, Paul Bley, Ran Blake, and Perry Robinson.
The label's catalog has been licensed frequently to other record labels since the 1970s. Stollman later resumed direct responsibility for reissues and for recruiting new emerging artists.