Ed Kelly & Pharoah Sanders

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合計収録時間 : 00:55:16
Personnel: Ed Kelly (piano), Pharoah Sanders (tenor & soprano saxophones), Faye Kelly, Kerilynn Kelly, Terrance Kelly (vocals), Don Ramsey (alto saxophone), Robert Stewart (tenor saxophone), A.J. Johnson, Larry Jones, Oscar Williams (trumpets), Anthony Sidney (trombone), Joanne Nichol, Cecilia Twain (violins), Marsha Gonick (viola), Joseph Hebert (cello), Larry Blackshere (marimba), Junius Simmons (acoustic & electric guitars), Harley White (bass, baritone saxophone), Peter Barshay (bass), Eddie Marshall, Mark Lignell (drums), Babatunde (congas). Tracks 1-6 recorded at Bear West Studios, San Francisco, California in December, 1978. Tracks 7-11 recorded at Hyde Street Studios, San Francisco, California on December 8, 1992. Includes liner notes by Bob Blumenthal. Personnel: Ed Kelly (piano); Pharoah Sanders (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Kerilynn Kelly, Faye Kelly, Terrance Kelly (vocals); Junius Simmons (guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Marsha Gonick (violin, viola); Joanne Nichol, Cecilia Twain (violin); Joseph Hebert (cello); Don Ramsey (alto saxophone); Robert Stewart (tenor saxophone); Harley White (baritone saxophone); Oscar Williams, Larry Jones, A.J. Johnson (trumpet); Anthony Sidney, Tony Sidney (trombone); Larry Blackshere (marimba); Eddie Marshall , Mark Lignell (drums); Babatunde (congas). Audio Mixer: Mark Needham. Liner Note Author: Bob Blumenthal. Recording information: Bear West Studios, San Francisc (12/??/1978-12/08/1992); Hyde Street Studios, San Franci (12/??/1978-12/08/1992). Photographer: Tom Copi. Unknown Contributor Role: David Shirk. Arranger: Marvin Williams. When Pharoah Sanders initially recorded with Theresa in 1979, he was still under contract to Arista. Arista refused to let Sanders be pictured on the cover or mentioned in the title, resulting in the album being issued as Ed Kelly & Friend, although anyone with even a passing knowledge of Sanders' style immediately recognized his playing. The reissue corrects the title situation and adds five 1992 bonus selections by pianist Kelly to fill out the disc. The first six tunes comprise the original session, and they established a pattern that Sanders faithfully followed throughout his Theresa tenure. They included curious remakes of Sam Cooke's "You Send Me" and "Pippin" from the Broadway show of the same name, the anguished, wailing "You've Got to Have Freedom," which became a Sanders signature song for the '80s, and mellow, atmospheric ballads. The other selections feature Kelly, who is a pleasant but not overwhelming stylist. ~ Ron Wynn
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)