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Bill Dixon 7-Tette / Archie Shepp and the New York Contemporary 5 Mp3, Flac, Wma Bill Dixon 7-Tette Bill Dixon 7-Tette / Archie Shepp And The New York Contemporary 5 mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Bill Dixon 7-Tette / Archie Shepp And The New York Contemporary 5 Country: US Released: 2001 Style: Free Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1475 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1542 mb WMA version RAR size: 1320 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 901 Other Formats: VOC AAC AIFF MP4 MP2 MP3 VQF Tracklist Hide Credits – Winter Song 1964 1 –Bill Dixon 7-Tette Section I Letters A, B, C, D 1:30 2 –Bill Dixon 7-Tette Section II Letter E 0:47 3 –Bill Dixon 7-Tette Section III Letter F 9:17 4 –Bill Dixon 7-Tette Section IV Letter G 0:47 5 –Bill Dixon 7-Tette Section V Letter H Played Three Times 1:49 6 –Bill Dixon 7-Tette Coda 0:29 7 –Bill Dixon 7-Tette The 12th December 3:13 8 –Bill Dixon 7-Tette Alternate Take Section III, "F" From Winter Song 1964 7:18 9 –Bill Dixon 7-Tette Alternate Take Section III, "F" From Winter Song 1964 9:38 Where Poppies Bloom (Where Poppies Blow) Alto Saxophone – John TchicaiBass – Ronnie BoykinsDrums –Archie Shepp and The New 10 – Sunny MurrayTenor Saxophone, Producer [Original 7:44 York Contemporary 5* Sessions] – Archie SheppTrumpet, Trumpet [Piccolo] – Ted CursonWritten-By – Archie Shepp Like A Blessed Baby Lamb Alto Saxophone – John TchicaiBass – Ronnie BoykinsDrums –Archie Shepp and The New 11 – Sunny MurrayTenor Saxophone, Producer [Original 9:24 York Contemporary 5* Sessions] – Archie SheppTrumpet, Trumpet [Piccolo] – Ted CursonWritten-By – Archie Shepp Consequences Alto Saxophone – John TchicaiBass – Ronnie BoykinsCornet –Archie Shepp and The New 12 [Pocket] – Don CherryDrums – Sunny MurrayTenor 4:55 York Contemporary 5* Saxophone, Producer [Original Sessions] – Archie SheppWritten-By – Don Cherry Companies, etc. Pressed By – WEA Mfg. Olyphant – Y15623 Credits Alto Saxophone, Oboe – Ken McIntyre (tracks: 1 to 9) Bass – Dave Izenzon* (tracks: 1 to 9), Hal Dodson* (tracks: 1 to 9) Design [Reissue] – C. Carroll Drums – Howard McRae (tracks: 1 to 9) Engineer [Reissue], Mastered By [Reissue] – Paul Reid III Executive-Producer – Barry Feldman Liner Notes [Annotation] – Ben Young Producer [Original Sessions] – Bill Dixon (tracks: 1 to 9) Recorded By [Original Recordings] – Paul Cady Reissue Producer – Ben Young , Dan Marx Tenor Saxophone – George Barrow (tracks: 1 to 9) Trumpet – Bill Dixon (tracks: 1 to 9) Tuba, Baritone Saxophone – Howard Johnson (tracks: 1 to 9) Written-By – William Dixon* (tracks: 1 to 9) Notes Tracks 1 to 9 recorded at Savoy Studios in Newark, New Jersey, probably March 4, 1964. Tracks 10 to 12 probably recorded at Savoy Studios in Newark, New Jersey, March 5, 1964. Tracks 8 and 9 previously unissued. Reissue engineering and mastering at Denon Digital LLC. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 75679 30082 9 Mastering SID Code: IFPI L903 Mould SID Code: IFPI 2U3A Matrix / Runout: wea mfg. OLYPHANT Y15623 3 93008-2 01 M1S1 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Bill Dixon 7-Tette / Archie Shepp And The Bill Dixon 7-Tette New York / Archie Shepp Contemporary 5* - Bill Savoy MG-12184 And The New MG-12184 US 1964 Dixon 7-Tette / Archie Records York Shepp And The New Contemporary 5* York Contemporary 5 (LP, Album) BYG 529.100, Archie Shepp / Bill 529.100, Archie Shepp / Records, BYG 529 Dixon - Consequences BYG 529 France Unknown Bill Dixon BYG 100 (LP, Album, RE) 100 Records BYG BYG 529 Archie Shepp / Bill BYG 529 Archie Shepp / Records, 100, 529 Dixon - Consequences 100, 529 France Unknown Bill Dixon BYG 100 (LP, Album, RE, Gat) 100 Records BYG BYG 529 Archie Shepp / Bill BYG 529 Archie Shepp / Records, 100, 529 Dixon - Consequences 100, 529 France Unknown Bill Dixon BYG 100 (LP, Album, RE) 100 Records Archie Shepp & The New York Archie Shepp & Contemporary Five / The New York Bill Dixon 7-Tette - CBS, RM 52422 Contemporary Archie Shepp & The Savoy RM 52422 UK 1965 Five / Bill Dixon New York Records 7-Tette Contemporary Five / Bill Dixon 7-Tette (LP, Album) Related Music albums to Bill Dixon 7-Tette / Archie Shepp And The New York Contemporary 5 by Bill Dixon 7-Tette Alesha Dixon - The Boy does Nothing Archie Shepp - Four For Trane Bud Shank - Bud Shank And The Sax Section Elsie Dixon - It Had To Be You The Bill Dixon Orchestra - Intents And Purposes Possum Dixon - Possum Dixon Bill Dixon - 17 Musicians In Search Of A Sound: Darfur Willie Dixon - Walking The Blues / If You're Mine Lee Dixon - Kansas City Reginald Dixon - Looking In With Reginald Dixon.
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