Jimmy Woods Sextet Featuring Elvin Jones - Conflict album flac

Engineer – Howard Holzer. Photography By – Roger Marshutz. Piano – Andrew Hille. Producer – Lester Koenig. Tenor Saxophone – Harold Land. Trumpet – Carmell Jones. Conflict ‎(LP, Album, Mono). Contemporary Records. Jimmy Woods Sextet Featuring Elvin Jones. Jimmy Woods Sextet Featuring Elvin Jones - Conflict ‎(LP, Album).

Liner Notes – Jimmy Woods.

Elvin Jones, Jimmy Garrison Sextet feat. McCoy Tyner Oriental Flower. Jimmy Woods Sextet feat. Jimmy Woods, Elvin Jones, Andrew Hill, Harold Land, George Tucker, Carmell Jones Pazmuerte. Big Miller Zoot Sims Al Cohn Phil Woods Ben Webster Plas Johnson Kenny Burrell Jim Hall Jimmy Jones Red Mitchell Elvin Jones Jo Jones Mel Lewis Cool Saturday Night (From the album Did You Ever Hear the Blues ). 03:09. Elvin Jones & Jimmy Garrison Sextet Gettin On Way. 05:15. Elvin Jones, Jimmy Garrison Sextet feat. McCoy Tyner Just Us Blues.

Record Label Contemporary Records. Item Issued United States. Jimmy Woods Sextet Conflict Contemporary M3612 mono deep groove original pressing with Andrew Hill, George Tucker, Elvin Jones and Harold Land and Carmel Jones. Superb music, VG+ LP, cover has age spotting on rear and wear on spine and some age ring wear on front cover but so what, very hard to find record and it is an original pressing for sure. mono yellow label deep groove pressing.

Jimmy Woods Sextet: Conflict by David Rickert, published on June 25, 2003. Conflict is a lopsided blues with an edgy vamp from Hill which allows the front line to indulge in some grand exploratory work. On the other hand, Apart Together features a complicated head and the type of restless chord progressions that serious musicians love to dig in to. Woods demonstrates his ability to handle the changes and aptly deserves the company he keeps. Elvin Jones fits in his usual thunderous moments, and the rest of the sidemen, Hill and Carmell Jones in particular, are models of creative expression. Contemporary signed Woods after Ornette Coleman’s departure to Atlantic

It's hard to understand why Jimmy Woods recorded so little before evidently retiring from jazz. His entire recorded legacy includes just a pair of dates as a sideman and two albums for Contemporary. Woods' final date as a leader is a memorable affair, with an all-star cast of musicians, including trumpeter Carmell Jones, tenor saxophonist Harold Land, pianist Andrew Hill, bassist George Tucker, and drummer Elvin Jones, all of whom (except Tucker) recorded as leaders before the decade was over.