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Jimmy Giuffre 3 1961 Mp3, Flac, Wma Jimmy Giuffre 3 1961 mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: 1961 Country: US Released: 1992 Style: Free Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1182 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1638 mb WMA version RAR size: 1648 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 450 Other Formats: ADX AIFF DTS FLAC MP2 APE MOD Tracklist Hide Credits Fusion Jesus Maria 1-1 6:13 Written-By – Carla Bley 1-2 Emphasis 4:12 In The Mornings Out There 1-3 6:50 Written-By – Carla Bley 1-4 Scootin' About 3:35 1-5 Cry, Want 5:08 1-6 Brief Hesitation 4:15 1-7 Venture 3:51 1-8 Afternoon 5:10 1-9 Trudgin' 4:33 Thesis Ictus 2-1 2:44 Written-By – Carla Bley Carla 2-2 4:35 Written-By – Paul Bley 2-3 Sonic 4:44 2-4 Whirrrr 4:54 2-5 That's True, That's True 4:41 Goodbye 2-6 4:56 Written-By – Gordon Jenkins 2-7 Flight 3:21 2-8 The Gamut 4:37 2-9 Me Too 5:03 Temporarily 2-10 6:09 Written-By – Carla Bley 2-11 Herb & Ictus 0:44 Companies, etc. Produced For – Verve Records Copyright (c) – ECM Records GmbH Phonographic Copyright (p) – ECM Records GmbH Remixed At – Rainbow Studio Manufactured By – PolyGram Classics & Jazz Marketed By – PolyGram Classics & Jazz Credits Clarinet – Jimmy Giuffre Design [Cover Design] – Barbara Wojirsch Double Bass – Steve Swallow Engineer – Dick Olmstead Liner Notes [English] – Steve Lake Liner Notes [French] – Philippe Carles Photography By – Herb Snitzer Piano – Paul Bley Producer [Originally Produced For Verve By] – Creed Taylor Reissue Producer – Jean-Philippe Allard, Manfred Eicher Remix – Jan Erik Kongshaug, Manfred Eicher Written-By – Jimmy Giuffre (tracks: 1-2, 1-4 to 1-9, 2-3 to 2-5, 2-7 to 2-9, 2-11) Notes US CD reissue, which has the same barcode as the German edition, but no label code, rights society and this one is marked as manufactured, printed and marketed in the USA. Removed irrelevant style, as Contemporary Jazz as it is labeled today did not exist in 1961 when this music was recorded. Adds bonus tracks not issued on the original LPs. Fusion recorded, New York, 3.3.1961 Thesis recorded, New York, 4.8.1961 Remixed June 1990 Rainbow Studio, Oslo ©℗ 1992 ECM Records GmbH Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 42284 96442 5 SPARS Code: ADD Other (Catalog Number Disc 1): ECM 1438 Other (Catalog Number Disc 1): 849 645-2 Other (Catalog Number Disc 2): ECM 1439 Other (Catalog Number Disc 2): 849 646-2 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year ECM Jimmy 1961 (2xLP, ECM 1438/39, 849 Records, ECM 1438/39, 849 Giuffre Album, Comp, Germany 1992 644-1 ECM 644-1 3* RE, RM) Records ECM Jimmy 1961 (2xLP, ECM 1438/39, 849 Records, ECM 1438/39, 849 Giuffre Album, Comp, Germany Unknown 644-1 ECM 644-1 3* RM, RP, 180) Records 1961 (CD, ECM Jimmy ECM 1438/39, 422 Album, RE + Records, ECM 1438/39, 422 Giuffre US Unknown 849 644-2 CD, Album, RE ECM 849 644-2 3* + Comp) Records ECM Jimmy 1961 (2xCD, ECM 1438/39, Records, ECM 1438/39, Giuffre Album, Comp, US 1992 78118-21438-2 BMG 78118-21438-2 3* RE, RM) Classics 1961 (CD, ECM Jimmy Album, RE, RM ECM 1438/39, 849 Records, ECM 1438/39, 849 Giuffre + CD, Album, Germany 1992 644-2 ECM 644-2 3* RE, RM + Records Comp) Related Music albums to 1961 by Jimmy Giuffre 3 Paul Bley - Open, To Love The Jimmy Giuffre 3 - Thesis Carla Bley - Heavy Heart Paul Bley Trio - Closer Charlie Haden / Carla Bley - The Ballad Of The Fallen Paul Bley & Scorpio - Paul Bley & Scorpio Paul Bley / Jimmy Giuffre / Bill Connors - Quiet Song Paul Bley - Homage To Carla.
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