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Don Ellis "Final Analysis" 1970

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Uploaded by on Oct 8, 2010

LP 'Don Ellis at Fillmore' USA Jazz,Third Stream

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  • i remember going to disneyland in the late 70s and 80s and going to see buddy rich, louis bellson, chick corea, and others. what happened to those days?

  • one of the greatest live recordings EVER!!!

  • was an exuberant fan along with my band friends in high school (1970), saw him at

    Disneyland and at many So. Cal. college performances. My best friend went on to

    play trumpet in Ellis' band until his untimely death. Words fail me when trying to describe the ethusiasm and excitement He and His band ellicited in us as young musicians, a true musical genious, innovator, and inspiration, Thank You Mr. Ellis.

  • FANTASTIC.

  • Played this in college jazz band in the late '70s. It was a total blast, and the album is probably my favorite jazz album. Such a shame Ellis died so young: so much creativity and originality we never got to hear.

  • We played FA in our high school jazz band back in the 70s. What a fun chart!

  • I saw The Ellis Band play this twice, both times as their opener. Not 2 drum kits...but 3! Ralph Humphery & Ron Dunn plus Ellis when he set the trumpet down..AND Lee Pastora on congas. No recording of this can duplicate the magic that was happening on the stage. This chart should be played LOUD as that's how the band played it. Damn shame that this edition of The Ellis Band was not preserved on video. Thanks for posting!

  • Thanks for uploading this, I've loved it since I played it in my high school jazz ensemble a few years back!

  • I think i have listened to this song literally thousands of times. Spent countless hours with this on casset, LP, mp3 etc. Classic Trumpet solo with the octave divider and such an icredible drum conversation.

  • Great - & wild - 'live' big band jazz!!! 1st tune from the "Live at Fillmore" LP, with an outrageous t-bone solo by Glenn Ferris - who had all of his very long hair shaved off just before the concert! Also, a long double-drumset duet, with Don Ellis manning one of the sets! Incredible ending, too - Don said that all those classical composers, who were always writing endless endings, "should've known better"!

    Thanks so much for posting this - been lovin' it since it 1st came out!

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