EUROPE JAZZ ALL STARS ROOM 1220 JAPAN ONLY 1970 LP JOHN SURMAN MANGELSDORF NM
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EUROPE JAZZ ALL STARS: “ Room 1220 – Europe Jazz All Stars at the Midnight with John Surman – Albert Mangelsdorf – Nils Henning Orsted Pedersen – Daniel Humair – Eddy Louis”
LABEL: TRIO Records Japan
Label Number: RSP-9014
JAPAN ONLY 1st Original press release from 1970.
LP set that comes housed in a sturdy hardcover Gatefold jacket.
GREAT Condition!!!!
Hardly ever surfaces and this one is super clean!!!! For Archival Collector!!!!
GRADING:
LP Record: Near Mint ~ Mint
Gatefold Jacket: Excellent sole defect is slightly upper seam wear from age, for the rest perfect with sharp corners, thick readable spine…. TOP COPY!!!!
Some words on this issue: EUROPE JAZZ ALL STARS AT THE MIDNIGHT with John Surman; Albert Mangelsdorff; Nils Henning Orsted Pedersen, Daniel Humair & Eddy Louis: “Room 1220” (Trio Records – RSP-9014) Original 1970 Japan ONLY issue of free jazz killer slide. Recorded live in Japan on August 1970 and released that same year in Japan only, this is one of the key recordings where Surman really profiles himself as a gifted player at the top of his own game. “Three stunning tunes featuring some of the best improvisers in the world today, all of them written -- yes, written -- by trombonist Albert Mangelsdorf. Interestingly, with a band this diverse and dimensionally articulate, the composer has come up with a program addressing each of the band's particular strengths. The title track, clocking in at over 21 minutes, is a study in the spatial relationship of tonalities. Even so, with its slow unwinding passages -- and interesting interplay between Surman on baritone and Mangelsdorf -- there are intervals, which allow for the creation of alternate harmonies and timbral interjections in chromatic architecture. Pianist Eddy Louis, along with Pedersen, are largely responsible for keeping the slowly revolving beast moving, but they add true depth in microtones and chord voicings. "Triple Circle" is quintet jazz, pure and simple, with everybody playing the hard bop line. Pedersen's solo is of particular interest here, in that his pizzicato playing moves through all three registers and offers scalar blues attacks in each. Finally, "My Kind of Beauty" caps it all off with a pastoral, late-night into courtesy of the horns and Louis on organ. It's a shimmering ballad until almost five minutes in, when Surman begins playing the baritone in the upper register and makes it cry with loneliness and an outpouring of what can only be called amorous emotion. Just as he finishes his sojourn, Pedersen and Louis begin to pace off a blues and transform the number into a groove tune with room enough for every body in the slowly evolving mix of textures in the intervallic transition. Louis' own solo is light and airy, whispering itself along the changes until it shifts into a noirish piece of film music with Mangelsdorf's solo. It all ends on a groove in the backbeat somewhere, but not without making the listener smile. Room 1220 is a hell of a Mangelsdorf date to be sure, but this is once in a lifetime ensemble, and the recording proves it.” (Thom Jurek). Top copy Japan only issue of 1970
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Our grading scale: Mint/ Near Mint/ Excellent/ VG++/. We don’t sell anything below VG++. VG++ grade is basically that the record has some scuffs and has wear. Excellent: record has hardly no visible defects and is preserved with care and attention, the condition most collectors take pride in to file away. Near Mint: a dash below mint, just perfect. Mint: like new.
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