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Frank Wright
The Complete ESP-Disk Recordings
ESP-Disk ESP-4007
2xCD
£15.99
The self-styled Reverend Frank Wright was a wild tenor player and a teenage buddy of Albert Ayler's, who he followed from Cleveland to NYC. Although his style embraced primitive street-noise and vocal barking, he was equally at home blasting out brassy Coltrane-esque testimonials with a big-hearted sound that dominated his two ESP Disks. This release bundles both of his titanic ESP albums alongside some interview fragments and he's joined by Henry Grimes, Tom Price, Arthur Jones, Jacques Coursil, Steve Tintweiss and Muhammad Ali. Highly recommended.
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Burton Greene
Bloom In The Commune
ESP-Disk ESP-4038
CD
£11.99
New 2007 reissue of the 1st album cut by pianist Burton Greene for ESP-Disk in 1965 with the line-up of Burton Greene (piano, piano harp, percussion), Marion Brown (alto saxophone), Henry Grimes (bass), Dave Grant (percussion), Frank Smith (tenor) and Tom Price (percussion). The album has been re-titled and remastered and also includes 20 minutes of interview material from Greene and ESP-Disk founder Bernard Stollman.
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Pharoah Sanders
Pharoah's First
ESP-Disk 1003-2
CD
£7.99
Debut album for one of the great modernist saxophonists, Pharoah Sanders, recorded in 1964 for the legendary ESP-Disk. Features Sanders on saxophone alongside Stan Foster on trumpet, Jane Getz on piano, William Bennett on bass and Marvin Pattillo on percussion.
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