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From the album "At The Five Spot Vol. 2" . Recorded live at The Five Spot, New York, New York on July 16, 1961. Originally released on Prestige (7294).Eric Dolphy (flute, bass clarinet); Booker Little (trumpet); Mal Waldron (piano); Richard Davis (bass); Ed Blackwell (drums).
4 videosERIC DOLPHY & BOOKER LITTLE, At The Five Spot Vol. 2 (1961)- 12:21
McCOY TYNER, Visionby rogerjazzfan4,369 views
- 7:57
MAL WALDRON, Fire Waltzby rogerjazzfan5,146 views
- 6:11
ERIC DOLPHY & BOOKER LITTLE, Aggression (Little) (Part 2)by rogerjazzfan1,216 views
- 8:12
ERIC DOLPHY, Ode To Charlie Parkerby rogerjazzfan3,380 views
- 5:15
ERIC DOLPHY, Lesby rogerjazzfan2,234 views
- 12:11
Eric Dolphy - Out To Lunchby 1blue13,792 views
- 3:55
ERIC DOLPHY, Far Cry (a.k.a. Out There)by rogerjazzfan3,920 views
- 9:16
ERIC DOLPHY, Iron Manby rogerjazzfan8,484 views
- 6:33
ERIC DOLPHY, Come Sunday (Duke Ellington)by rogerjazzfan4,957 views
- 17:24
Eric Dolphy And Booker Little At The Five Spot Cafe- Aggressionby paintpot25,786 views
- 5:40
ERIC DOLPHY, Miss Toniby rogerjazzfan1,673 views
- 7:17
Booker Little Quartet '' Opening statement '' ( Stereotime , 1960 )by musikaudios3,984 views
- 3:34
Eric Dolphy - God Bless the Childby cernuto62,607 views
- 7:56
ERIC DOLPHY, Stolen Moments (Oliver Nelson) ("The Stolen Moment")by rogerjazzfan84,041 views
- 6:48
Booker Little-We Speakby paintpot23,074 views
- 3:38
Eric Dolphy - Geeweeby Neidhardt846,768 views
- 8:22
Eric Dolphy plays with Miles and Traine , So what ?(伊達の酔狂)by Samuraidaterokuemon15,107 views
- 14:39
Eric Dolphy - Booker's Waltzby roccoserafini775,575 views
- 7:20
OLIVER NELSON AND ERIC DOLPHY, Six And Fourby rogerjazzfan3,636 views
- 8:24
Eric Dolphy - Straight Up And Downby cipiripihaj2,707 views
It was a hot June in New York in the summer of '61 and, unfortunately, there was a big rainstorm the day before this recording date. The resulting humidity threw the piano out of whack and it was not retuned before this date. At various points in the performance it's quite noticable.
aarfeld 5 months ago
great music BL was one of my favorites
slowdream101 7 months ago
{Part Two} After about 35 seconds of silence, the tune "Aggression" begins with an avant-jazz intro, leading into a hard-driving melody statement, on trpt & bass clarinet. Then Booker Little rips into an incredible lengthly, virtuosic and very wild solo, before Eric takes a turn on bass clarinet that is every bit as long, well-played AND free-form-sounding! They sure know how to tear apart a set of chords! At 8:22, Waldron jumps in with both feet on the piano, & takes us to the end of part 1.
StradMan37 1 year ago
{Part One} "At the Five Spot" is a pair of albums documenting one night, in 1961, from the end of Eric Dolphy's two-week gig at the Five Spot in New York. This was the only night that was recorded; the engineer (of course) was Rudy Van Gelder. Dolphy and trumpeter Booker Little were backed by pianist Mal Waldron, bassist Richard Davis, and drummer Ed Blackwell.
StradMan37 1 year ago