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Music With 58 Musicians, Volume One
2-LP, 1980, Gatefold
| Herstellungsland | USA |
|---|---|
| Veröffentlichungs-Jahr | 1980 |
| Zeit | 93:10 |
| EAN-Nr. | nicht vorhanden |
| Label/Labelcode | nicht vorhanden |
| Plattenfirma/Katalog-Nr. | ECM Records GmbH / ECM PRO-A-850 |
| Musikrichtung | Jazz |
| Sammlungen | Gesucht | Flohmarkt |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0 | 0 |
Tracklist
I = Instrumental
L = Live
B = Bonustrack
H = Hidden Track
C = Coversong
| LP 1 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Track | Künstler/Band | Titel | Zeit | Besonderheit |
| Gesamtzeit | 45:04 | |||
| A 1. | Keith Jarrett | Country | 5:00 | |
| A 2. | Old And New Dreams | Lonely Woman | 12:20 | |
| A 3. | Terje Rypdal Group | Avskjed | 5:44 | |
| B 4. | Steve Reich | Excerpt From Music For 18 Musicians | 6:44 | |
| B 5. | Codona | Codona | 6:12 | |
| B 6. | Chick Corea & Gary Burton | Señor Mouse | 6:18 | |
| B 7. | John Abercrombie & Ralph Towner | Over And Gone | 2:46 | |
| LP 2 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Track | Künstler/Band | Titel | Zeit | Besonderheit |
| Gesamtzeit | 48:06 | |||
| A 1. | Jack DeJohnette's Special Edition | Journey To The Twin Planet | 8:44 | |
| A 2. | Paul Motian Trio | Cabala/Drum Music | 6:09 | |
| A 3. | Art Ensemble Of Chicago | JA | 8:40 | |
| B 4. | Steve Kuhn & Sheila Jordan Band | The Zoo | 4:32 | |
| B 5. | John Abercrombie Quartet | Nightlake | 5:31 | |
| B 6. | Jan Garbarek, Charlie Haden, Egberto Gismonti | Magico | 7:42 | |
| B 7. | Pat Metheny Group | (Cross The) Heartland | 6:48 | |
Infos
Aus der Serie: Warner/Reprise LOSS LEADERS
Surely the sore thumb, or odd man out, of the Loss Leaders series, Music With 58 Musicians, Volume One is a dedicated, label-centic release (like Zappéd, Peaches and Peaches Vol. 2), that celebrates Warner Bros. distribution deal with the esoteric, experimental jazz label, ECM Records. With only 14 lengthy tracks spread across two LPs (again, selling via mail order for the newly inflated price of $3), Music With 58 Musicians, Volume One may not be like the other rock, blues and folk-oriented entries in the series, but its adventurous musical selections are just as groundbreaking for those who like their jazz off the beaten path. Taking its name from the famed, 1978 release by Steve Reich (Music For 18 Musicians, an excerpt of which is included here), this ECM collection is a wonderfully varied listen, with selections from the Pat Metheny Group, Gary Burton & Chick Corea, Terje Rypdal, Art Ensemble Of Chicago, (mumbling) Keith Jarret, John Abercrombie & Ralph Towner, the great Jack DeJohnette, Paul Motian and others. It’s not for everybody, of course. It’s not even for all jazzers, as ECM was as subtly subversive in the jazz idiom as Warners was in the transitioning rock world of the 60s. But, those who take the plunge will not be disappointed. It helps that this LP’s sound is gorgeous, too, with a million thanks to Rebecca who expertly ripped this from her own collection, along with scanning the artwork, so we could include this in the series at the very last minute. So… show some love. The liner notes state that a “further, specially-priced double album of extras from ECM productions projects” was coming soon, but (to the best of our knowledge) the Loss Leaders series came to an end with the next/last known $3 2LP release, Troublemakers, so no Volume Two materialized. (http://www.willardswormholes.com/archives/29939)
The Warner/Reprise Loss Leaders were a series of promotional sampler compilation albums released by Warner Bros. Records throughout the 1970s. Each album (usually a 2-record set) contained a wide variety of tracks by artists under contract to Warner Bros. and its subsidiary labels (primarily Reprise Records); often these were singles, B-sides, non-hit album tracks, or otherwise obscure material, all designed to arouse interest in the artists' regular albums. Also found on some were humorous, bizarre interstitial audio material—clips from old records and movies, short skits, found sound, etc.--and most albums featured clever, humorous cover art and liner notes. Most of the '70s albums were compiled and annotated by Barry Hansen, aka Dr. Demento.
Die Serie in der Übersicht:
#01 1969 PRO331 – THE 1969 WARNER/REPRISE SONGBOOK
#02 1969 PRO336 – THE 1969 WARNER/REPRISE RECORD SHOW
#03 1969 PRO351 – OCTOBER 10, 1969 (1LP)
#04 1970 PRO358 – THE BIG BALL
#05 1970 PRO359 – SCHLAGERS!
#06 1970 PRO368 – ZAPPÉD (1LP) (Two Versions)
#07 1970 PRO423 – LOONEY TUNES AND MERRIE MELODIES (3LP)
#08 1971 PRO443 – NON-DAIRY CREAMER (1LP)
#09 1971 PRO474 – HOT PLATTERS
#10 1971 PRO486 – TOGETHER (1LP)
#11 1972 PRO512 – THE WHOLE BURBANK CATALOG
#12 1972 PRO525 – MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
#13 1972 PRO529 – BURBANK
#14 1972 PRO540 – THE DAYS OF WINE AND VINYL
#15 1973 PRO569 – APPETIZERS
#16 1973 PRO573 – ALL SINGING – ALL TALKING – ALL ROCKING
#17 1974 PRO583 – HARD GOODS
#18 1974 PRO588 – PEACHES
#19 1974 PRO591 – DEEP EAR
#20 1975 PRO596 – THE FORCE
#21 1975 PRO604 – ALL MEAT
#22 1975 PRO605 – PEACHES VOL. 2
#23 1975 PRO608 – I DIDN’T KNOW THEY STILL MADE RECORDS LIKE THIS
#24 1975 PRO610 – THE WORKS
#25 1976 PRO630 – SUPERGROUP
#26 1976 PRO645 – THE PEOPLE’S RECORD
#27 1977 PRO660 – COOK BOOK
#28 1977 PRO691 – LIMO
#29 1978 PRO-A-726 – COLLECTUS INTERRUPTUS
#30 1979 PRO-A-773 – PUMPING VINYL
#31 1979 PRO-A-794 – A LA CARTE
#32 1979 PRO-A-796 – MONSTERS
#33 1980 PRO-A-828 – ECLIPSE
#34 1980 PRO-A-850 – MUSIC WITH 58 MUSICIANS, VOLUME ONE
#35 1980 PRO-A-857 – TROUBLEMAKERS
Surely the sore thumb, or odd man out, of the Loss Leaders series, Music With 58 Musicians, Volume One is a dedicated, label-centic release (like Zappéd, Peaches and Peaches Vol. 2), that celebrates Warner Bros. distribution deal with the esoteric, experimental jazz label, ECM Records. With only 14 lengthy tracks spread across two LPs (again, selling via mail order for the newly inflated price of $3), Music With 58 Musicians, Volume One may not be like the other rock, blues and folk-oriented entries in the series, but its adventurous musical selections are just as groundbreaking for those who like their jazz off the beaten path. Taking its name from the famed, 1978 release by Steve Reich (Music For 18 Musicians, an excerpt of which is included here), this ECM collection is a wonderfully varied listen, with selections from the Pat Metheny Group, Gary Burton & Chick Corea, Terje Rypdal, Art Ensemble Of Chicago, (mumbling) Keith Jarret, John Abercrombie & Ralph Towner, the great Jack DeJohnette, Paul Motian and others. It’s not for everybody, of course. It’s not even for all jazzers, as ECM was as subtly subversive in the jazz idiom as Warners was in the transitioning rock world of the 60s. But, those who take the plunge will not be disappointed. It helps that this LP’s sound is gorgeous, too, with a million thanks to Rebecca who expertly ripped this from her own collection, along with scanning the artwork, so we could include this in the series at the very last minute. So… show some love. The liner notes state that a “further, specially-priced double album of extras from ECM productions projects” was coming soon, but (to the best of our knowledge) the Loss Leaders series came to an end with the next/last known $3 2LP release, Troublemakers, so no Volume Two materialized. (http://www.willardswormholes.com/archives/29939)
The Warner/Reprise Loss Leaders were a series of promotional sampler compilation albums released by Warner Bros. Records throughout the 1970s. Each album (usually a 2-record set) contained a wide variety of tracks by artists under contract to Warner Bros. and its subsidiary labels (primarily Reprise Records); often these were singles, B-sides, non-hit album tracks, or otherwise obscure material, all designed to arouse interest in the artists' regular albums. Also found on some were humorous, bizarre interstitial audio material—clips from old records and movies, short skits, found sound, etc.--and most albums featured clever, humorous cover art and liner notes. Most of the '70s albums were compiled and annotated by Barry Hansen, aka Dr. Demento.
Die Serie in der Übersicht:
#01 1969 PRO331 – THE 1969 WARNER/REPRISE SONGBOOK
#02 1969 PRO336 – THE 1969 WARNER/REPRISE RECORD SHOW
#03 1969 PRO351 – OCTOBER 10, 1969 (1LP)
#04 1970 PRO358 – THE BIG BALL
#05 1970 PRO359 – SCHLAGERS!
#06 1970 PRO368 – ZAPPÉD (1LP) (Two Versions)
#07 1970 PRO423 – LOONEY TUNES AND MERRIE MELODIES (3LP)
#08 1971 PRO443 – NON-DAIRY CREAMER (1LP)
#09 1971 PRO474 – HOT PLATTERS
#10 1971 PRO486 – TOGETHER (1LP)
#11 1972 PRO512 – THE WHOLE BURBANK CATALOG
#12 1972 PRO525 – MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
#13 1972 PRO529 – BURBANK
#14 1972 PRO540 – THE DAYS OF WINE AND VINYL
#15 1973 PRO569 – APPETIZERS
#16 1973 PRO573 – ALL SINGING – ALL TALKING – ALL ROCKING
#17 1974 PRO583 – HARD GOODS
#18 1974 PRO588 – PEACHES
#19 1974 PRO591 – DEEP EAR
#20 1975 PRO596 – THE FORCE
#21 1975 PRO604 – ALL MEAT
#22 1975 PRO605 – PEACHES VOL. 2
#23 1975 PRO608 – I DIDN’T KNOW THEY STILL MADE RECORDS LIKE THIS
#24 1975 PRO610 – THE WORKS
#25 1976 PRO630 – SUPERGROUP
#26 1976 PRO645 – THE PEOPLE’S RECORD
#27 1977 PRO660 – COOK BOOK
#28 1977 PRO691 – LIMO
#29 1978 PRO-A-726 – COLLECTUS INTERRUPTUS
#30 1979 PRO-A-773 – PUMPING VINYL
#31 1979 PRO-A-794 – A LA CARTE
#32 1979 PRO-A-796 – MONSTERS
#33 1980 PRO-A-828 – ECLIPSE
#34 1980 PRO-A-850 – MUSIC WITH 58 MUSICIANS, VOLUME ONE
#35 1980 PRO-A-857 – TROUBLEMAKERS