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RSGB 1004CDOBI
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Japanese edition. Originally released in 2022. Featuring Roland Kirk (tenor saxophone, stritch, manzello, flute, nose flute, siren), Stan Tracey (piano), Malcolm Cecil (double bass), and Ronnie Stephenson (drums). Recorded by Les Tomkins on Tuesday October 15th 1963 at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club, London. Mastered from the original tapes by Caspar Sutton Jones and Darrel Sheinman at Gearbox Records. Lacquers cut on a Haeco Scully lathe with Westrex RA1700 series amps, Westrex 3DIIA cutting head; Decca valve equalisation and Telefunken U73B tube limiter; monitored on Audio Note equipment. Sleeve design by Alan Foulkes. Photograph by Val Wilmer, 1967.
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RSGB 1004OBILP
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LP version. Japanese edition. Originally released in 2022. Featuring Roland Kirk (tenor saxophone, stritch, manzello, flute, nose flute, siren), Stan Tracey (piano), Malcolm Cecil (double bass), and Ronnie Stephenson (drums). Recorded by Les Tomkins on Tuesday October 15th 1963 at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club, London. Mastered from the original tapes by Caspar Sutton Jones and Darrel Sheinman at Gearbox Records. Lacquers cut on a Haeco Scully lathe with Westrex RA1700 series amps, Westrex 3DIIA cutting head; Decca valve equalisation and Telefunken U73B tube limiter; monitored on Audio Note equipment. Sleeve design by Alan Foulkes. Photograph by Val Wilmer, 1967.
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SOW 025LP
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Reissue, originally released in 1961. Roland Kirk was one of the most creative, extravagant figures in jazz history. A master multi-instrumentalist with no boundaries in terms of language, style, and technique. Here, you find him co-leading a strong studio session with organ specialist, Jack McDuff. Backed up by Joe Benjamin on bass and Art Taylor on drums, Kirk and McDuff give voice to a soulful post-bop set full of groovy riffs and highly inventive instrumental ping pong. Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder and released in 1961 by Prestige Records, this is a fine early step in Kirk's varied and intense career. Clear vinyl.
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