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Track listing. All compositions by Ornette Coleman. Side one. Side two. Personnel. Ornette Coleman — alto saxophone; tenor saxophone on "Harlem's Manhattan" Don Cherry — pocket trumpet; cornet on "Just for You" Charlie Haden — bass on 1959 and 1960 tracks. Scott LaFaro — bass on "The Alchemy of Scott LaFaro"
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The Alchemy Of Scott La Faro: Moon Inhabitants: The Legend Of Bebop: Harlem's Manhattan: Twins: First Take: Little Symphony: Monk And The Nun: Check Up: Joy Of A Toy: To Whom Who Keeps A Record: Music Always: Brings Goodness: To Us: All: P.S. Unless One Has (Blues Connotation No. 2) Some Other: Motive For Its Use: The Ornette Coleman Legacy ...
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Scott LaFaro — bass disc four tracks 4 & 5, disc five, and disc six tracks 7 & 8; Jimmy Garrison — bass disc six tracks 1–6; Billy Higgins — drums disc one, disc two tracks 1–5, and disc four tracks 4 & 5; Ed Blackwell — drums disc two tracks 6–12, discs three to five, and disc six tracks 1–6; Additional personnel
(1961); free Jazz (1999); Harlem’s Manhattan (1999). miles davis and stan getz:Tune Up (1953). bill evans/bill evans trio:Jazz Showcase (1956); Portrait in Jazz (1959); On Green Dolphin Street (1959); Sunday at the Village Vanguard (1961); Explorations (1961); Village Vanguard Sessions (1961); Waltz for Debby (1961); At the Village Vanguard ...
The Art of the Improvisers, an Album by Ornette Coleman. Released in November 1970 on Atlantic (catalog no. SD 1572; Vinyl LP). Genres: Free Jazz, Avant-Garde Jazz. Rated #383 in the best albums of 1970. Featured peformers: Ornette Coleman (writer, cover art), Nesuhi Ertegün (producer), Geoffrey Haslam (remixer), İlhan Mimaroğlu (editor, compiler), Haig Adishian (cover design), Martin ...
(with LaFaro replacing Haden), Ornette on Tenor (with Jimmy Garrison on bass), and three albums released long after he left the label: Art of the Improvisers (1970), Twins (1971), and To Whom Who Keeps a Record (1975). All were compiled by Rhino in the 1993 box set Beauty Is a Rare Thing.
