Das Vinyl-Reissue von Hum Dono ist schon da:
Amancio D’Silva & Joe Harriott
HUM DONO
VINYL LP VERSION
Released in 1969, the Joe Harriott-Amancio D’Silva Quartet’s “Hum Dono” album represents a startling blend of Indian, Caribbean and Western influences and in the 21st century sounds as fresh and as contemporary as it did the day it was recorded. Harriott is regarded as a pioneer of the free-jazz movement of the 1960s, with a string of classic albums to his name; D’Silva was among the most adventurous jazz guitarists of his generation, having recorded in a variety of styles and with such albums as “Integration,” “Cosmic Eye” and “Konkan Dance” to his credit. On “Hum Dono,” the two leaders are accompanied by a stellar line-up comprising Ian Carr (flugelhorn), Bryan Spring (drums), Dave Green (bass) and the inimitable Norma Winstone (vocals). Together, these remarkable musicians create inspired, forward-looking jazz throughout the album’s six titles, leaving us in no doubt as to why “Hum Dono” is so highly regarded.
Cut direct from analogue stereo tapes by renowned mastering engineer Noel Summerville and pressed on 180g virgin vinyl, “Hum Dono” has never sounded better.
Hum Dono
The original LP SCX 6354 (1969) STEREO
Stephano’s Dance (D’Silva)**
Spring Low, Sweet Harriott (Spring; Harriott)***
Ballad for Goa (D’Silva)*
N.N.N.T. (D’Silva)
Hum Dono (D’Silva)
Jaipur (D’Silva)**
Recorded at Lansdowne Studios, Holland Park, London
Personnel:
Joe Harriott (alto sax)
Amancio D’Silva (guitar)
Dave Green (bass)
Bryan Spring (drums)
* add Norma Winstone (vocal)
** add Norma Winstone (vocal) & Ian Carr (flugelhorn)
*** Joe Harriott (alto sax) & Bryan Spring (drums)
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