Yusef Lateef – Atlantis Lullaby – The Concert from Avignon RSD 2024 Double Heavyweight Vinyl
Atlantis Lullaby – The Concert from Avignon RSD 2024 Double Heavyweight Vinyl. This Heavyweight Vinyl in stock. For more check out all the official Yusef Lateef merchandise & vinyl available for home delivery with Vinyl Records London, only £56 +P&P
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Atlantis Lullaby – The Concert from Avignon RSD 2024 Double Heavyweight Vinyl. This Heavyweight Vinyl is in stock. For more check out all the official Yusef Lateef merchandise & vinyl available for home delivery with Vinyl Records London, only £56 +P&P Deluxe limitededition 180g 2LP set gatefold sleeve, 12page LP size booklet, all tracks previously unissued, remastered audio transferred from the original tape reels A truly sensational find, this 1972 set presents a never before heard performance recorded in Avignon, France, featuring Yusef Lateef in a quartet set with fellow stars Kenny Barron, Bob Cunningham, and Albert Tootie Heath. Among the highlights are a fantastic flute piano duet by Lateef and Barron playing the pianist’s beautiful ballad A Flower , as well as extended readings of the classic I039m Getting Sentimental Over You which Lateef recorded just one more time in 1971, Lateef’s blues Yusef’s Mood and Barron’s The Untitled. This project, produced by the renowned Zev Feldman, is released with the full collaboration of the Yusef Lateef Estate, as well as those of the other artists involved. The audio has been transferred and newly remastered from the original concert tapes licensed from the archives of the Institut National de l039Audiovisuel INA. The package includes an extensive booklet with rare photos essays by arts journalist Shannon Effinger and producer Zev Feldman, plus exclusive testimonies by Ayesha Lateef, Kenny Barron, Albert Tootie Heath, Adam Rudolph, Reggie Workman, Joe Lovano, Tia Fuller, Bennie Maupin, James Carter and Sonny Rollins. Yusef Lateef soprano and tenor saxophone, flute Kenny Barron piano Bob Cunningham bass Albert Tootie Heath drums Indian flute on B2 Recorded at Cloitre des Celestins, Avignon, France, July 19, 1972.Please allow 57 business days for dispatch.
