Showing posts with label Freedom Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Freedom Records. Show all posts
2/04/2016
4/16/2014
Hampton Hawes - Live at the Montmartre (Freedom/Black Lion Records)
Hampton Hawes: piano
Henry Franklin: bass
Michael Carvin: drums
Dexter Gordon: tenor sax on Dexter’s Deck
3/18/2014
Cecil Taylor - Student Studies / The Great Paris Concert (Black Lion Records)
Cecil Taylor: piano
Jimmy Lyons: alto saxophone
Alan Silva: bass
2/13/2014
Human Arts Ensemble - Under the Sun (1973)

Lester Bowie - Trumpet Marty Ehrlich - Sax (Alto), Multi Instruments, Tin Flute Oliver Lake - Flute, Sax (Alto), Sax (Soprano) Carol Marshall - Vocals, Multi Instruments James Marshall - Sax (Alto), Multi Instruments, Wood Flute, Pungi J.D. Parran - Flute, Harmonica, Clarinet (Bass), Piccolo, Sax (Soprano), Multi Instruments Victor Reef - Trombone Charles Bobo Shaw - Drums Butch Smith - Bass
Charles Tolliver - Paper Man (Freedom/Black Lion Records)
Alto – Gary Bartz
Bass – Ron Carter
- Trumpet – Charles Tolliver
- Drums – Joe Chambers
- Piano – Herbie Hancock
7/01/2012
4/29/2012
3/24/2012
Freedom Records Discography MP3 Rapidshare Mediafire Download
Wikipedia • Missing albums in red
1032 Cowell, Stanley Blues For The Viet Cong
1033 Grappelli, Stephane Parisian Thoroughfare
1040 Miroslav Vitous - Miroslav
2/10/2012
Paul Bley - Copenhagen and Haarlem / Touching (Freedom/Black Lion)
Demonoid FLAC (contains 1965 performance, 1966 performance is still missing)
Sides A and B were recorded in Copenhagen, Denmark on November 5, 1965. Sides C and D were recorded in Haarlem, Holland on November 4, 1966. This out-of-print double LP from Arista's Freedom series features Paul Bley with his trios (either Kent Carter or Mark Levenson on bass along with drummer Barry Altschul) at two different sessions recorded in Scandinavia during 1965-66. Cut during a time when Bley's style was becoming progressively freer, the improvisations (on melodies by Bley, Carla Bleyand Annette Peacock) are pretty loose and abstract but perfectly coherent. As has been stated elsewhere, Bley's groups were a logical extension of the Bill Evans Trio, venturing into freer areas than Evans ever chose to travel.
2/08/2012
Dudu Pukwana - Diamond Express (1975, Freedom Records)

Dudu Pukwana (Alto Saxophone)
Elton Dean (Saxello track 5)
Nick Evans (Trombone track 5)
Mongezi Feza (Trumpet)
Lucky Ranku (Guitar)
Frank Roberts (Keyboards tracks 1 to 4)
Keith Tippett (Piano track 5)
Ernest Mothole (Bass tracks 1 to 4) ,
Victor Ntoni (Bass track 5)
James Meine (Drums tracks 1 to 4) ,
Louis Moholo (Drums tracks 5)
John Payne & Louis Levin - Bedtime Stories (Freedom Records)
John Payne - Saxophones, Flute
Louis Levin - Keyboards
Scott Lee - Bass
Gerald Murphy - Drums & Percussion
New York Mary / A Piece of the Apple (1976, Freedom Records)
New York Mary was an American jazz/rock fusion group, which released two albums on Arista/Freedom Records in 1976. A Piece Of The Apple was produced by Michael Cuscuna and Don Elliot. It also features guitarist Gene Bertoncini. Nice smooth jazz/fusion stuff.
2/07/2012
2/05/2012
Anthony Braxton - The Complete Braxton 1971 (Freedom Records)
2/02/2012
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