Every Village Has A Song: The Yusef... [Box]

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Personnel includes: Yusef Lateef (tenor saxophone, flutes, oboe, percussion); Joe Carroll (vocals); Frank Wess (alto saxophone); Dizzy Gillespie, Thad Jones, Clark Terry, Snooky Young, Donald Byrd (trumpet); Curtis Fuller (trombone, tambourine); Andy Duryea (trombone); Josea Taylor (bassoon); Kermit Moore (cello); Corky Hale (harp); Bernard McKinney (euphonium); Neal Boyar (vibraphone); Hugh Lawson (piano, bells); Joe Zawinul, Les McCann, Kenny Barron (piano); Jack McDuff (organ); Cornell Dupree, Eric Gale, Grant Green (guitar); Cecil McBee (acoustic & electric bass); Chuck Rainey (Fender bass); Bernard Purdie (drums, percussion); Elvin Jones (drums); Ray Barretto, Willie "Bobo" Guerra (congas); The Sweet Inspirations (background vocals). Producers: Robert G. Koester, Ozzie Cadena, Esmond Edwards, Orrin Keepnews, Bob Thiele, Alfred Lyon, Ike Quebec, Joel Dorn, Steve Sholes. Compilation producer: Joel Dorn. Recorded between May 6, 1949 and March 1976. Includes liner notes by Bob Blumenthal, Joel Dorn, Bob Parlocha and Yusef Lateef. EVERY VILLAGE HAS A SONG: THE YUSEF LATEEF ANTHOLOGY is a 2-CD box set containing a 34-page booklet with extensive liner notes, rare photographs, track annotations and complete personnel and recording information. Personnel: Yusef Lateef (flute, bamboo flute, oboe, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, cymbals); Dizzy Gillespie (vocals, trumpet); The City Service Quartet (vocals, background vocals); Joe Carroll (vocals); Cornell Dupree, David Spinozza, Grant Green, Alexander Gafa (guitar); Eric Gale (electric guitar); Corky Hale (harp); Kermit Moore (cello); Roy Brooks (shofar, drums, congas, gong, Chinese gong); Josea Taylor (bassoon); John Brown , Ernie Henry, Frank Wess (alto saxophone); Joe Gayles (tenor saxophone); Tate Houston, Al Gibson (baritone saxophone); Richard Gene Williams , Clark Terry, Donald Byrd, Jimmy Owens, Joe Newman , Snooky Young, Benny Harris , Thad Jones, Willie Cook, Elmon Wright (trumpet); Curtis Fuller (trombone, tambourine); Andy Duryea, Garnett Brown, Jesse Tarrant, Sam Hurt , Warren Covington, Wayne Andre (trombone); Bernard McKinney (euphonium); Hugh Lawson, James Mtume, Joe Zawinul, Kenny Barron, Mike Nock, Barry Harris (piano); Jodie Christian, Les McCann (electric piano); Al White, Jack McDuff, Alan White (organ); Neal Boyer (vibraphone); Jimmy Rowser, Cecil McBee (acoustic bass); Chuck Rainey, Bill Salter (electric bass); Bernard "Pretty" Purdie (drums, timbales, percussion); Albert "Tootie" Heath, Lex Humphries, Louis Hayes, Alphonse Mouzon, Donald Dean (drums, percussion); Elvin Jones, Jimmy Johnson, Jr. , Frank Grans, James Black , Al Harewood, Ray Lucas, Teddy Stewart (drums); Ray Barretto, Willie Bobo (congas); Doug Watkins, William Clarke , Ralph MacDonald (percussion); Bishop J.C. White, The Sweet Inspirations (background vocals). Audio Remasterer: Gene Paul. Liner Note Authors: Bob Parlocha; Joel Dorn; Yusef Lateef; Bob Blumenthal. Recording information: C (05/06/1949-04/04/1973); Chicago, IL (05/06/1949-04/04/1973); Englewood Cliff's (05/06/1949-04/04/1973); New World Stage, Detroit, MI (05/06/1949-04/04/1973); New York, NY (05/06/1949-04/04/1973); Pep's Lounge, Philadelphia, PA (05/06/1949-04/04/1973). Ensemble: The City Service Quartet. Photographer: Lee Friedlander. Arranger: Les McCann. This good two-disc set covers Lateef's tenure at Atlantic as well as featuring formative material from early sessions for Transition, Prestige/Moodsville, Riverside, Impulse, Blue Note, and Savoy. The discs show Lateef honing a thick, bluesy, expressive tenor tone in the beginning, evolving into a superior straight jazz player, then expanding his repertoire and choice of instruments and contexts. His flute playing became arguably superior to his tenor, while his solos on oboe, shenai, and other previously little-known instruments enabled Lateef to create arresting, fresh, and ultimately significant music. While the sampler approach can't fully document his contr
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