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	Dolphy, Eric: Outward Bound To Out To Lunch Revisited Label: ezz-thetics by Hat Hut Records Ltd Product Code: 33073 Catalog Code: ezz-thetics 1143 Country: Switzerland		Price: $18.95 In Stock
Arriving in NY in 1959, saxophonist, flute & bass clarinetist Eric Dolphy joined some of the finest avant jazz players, releasing his 1st album as a leader in 1960--Outward Bound--with Freddie Hubbard, Jaki Byard, George Tucker & Roy Haynes; subsequently tagged as an anti-jazz musician, it would be 4 years before his masterwork Out To Lunch would be released, both albums here reissued & remastered.
	MONK SPECIAL OFFER - Save $6!: "Celebrating 75 Years Of His First Recordings" & "Live Five Spot 1958, Revisited" Label: ezz-thetics by Hat Hut Records Ltd Product Code: 32769 Catalog Code: ezz-thetics 1141 Country: Switzerland		Price: $29.95 In Stock
Buy both Thelonius Monk albums on ezz-thetics by Hat Hut, Ltd — "Celebrating 75 Years Of His First Recordings" & "Live Five Spot 1958, Revisited" — for one special price and save $6!!
	Monk, Thelonious Quartet: Live Five Spot 1958, Revisited Label: ezz-thetics by Hat Hut Records Ltd Product Code: 32730 Catalog Code: ezz-thetics 1147 Country: Switzerland		Price: $18.95 In Stock
Revisiting and remastering two 1958 albums on the Riverside Label (Monk in Action and Misterioso), then remastered as At The Five Spot on Milestone in 1977, this quartet show a different take on Monk's music through the authoritative playing and interpretations of Monk's music by tenor saxophonist Johnny Griffin, intensified by drummer Roy Haynes and bassist Ahmed Abdul-Malik's solid support.
	Shepp, Archie: The Way Ahead / Kwanza / The Magic Of Ju-Ju, Revisited Label: ezz-thetics by Hat Hut Records Ltd Product Code: 32692 Catalog Code: ezz-thetics 1145 Country: Switzerland		Price: $18.95 In Stock
Three albums and three distinct groupings in this essential remaster & reissue of two late 60s and one 70s Impulse! albums from saxophonist and composer Archie Shepp, in configurations of septets and nonets with luminaries of the day performing Shepp's rhythm-centric jazz focused on the Afrocentric experience, drawing on blues and spirituals in free jazz settings.
	Coltrane, John Quartet: Newport, New York, Alabama, 1963, Revisited Label: ezz-thetics by Hat Hut Records Ltd Product Code: 30176 Catalog Code: ezz-thetics 1114 Country: Austria		Price: $17.95 In Stock
Two quartets performing two live concerts from 1963 led by John Coltrane on tenor & soprano saxophones, the first at the Newport Jazz Festival with McCoy Tyner on piano, Jimmy Garrison on double bass and Roy Haynes on drums, the second at Birdland with Elvin Jones on the drums, plus 2 studio recordings with that quartet at Van Gelder Studio in the same year.
	Parker, Charlie: Be Bop Live [2 CDs] Label: ezz-thetics by Hat Hut Records Ltd Product Code: 29684 Catalog Code: ezz-thetics 2-1113 Country: Switzerland		Price: $19.95 In Stock
Remarkably remastered recordings of Charlie Parker's quintets from 1945-49, performing live at Carnegie Hall, Royal Roost, & Town Hall with configurations of Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Kenny Dorham, Red Rodney, Don Byas, Al Haig, Max Roach, Roy Haynes, Kenny Clarke, Tommy Potter & Curley Russell, allowing us to re-live the consistent brilliance of the leader and his sidemen.
	Lacy, Steve: School Days (1960/3) Label: Emanem Product Code: 14485 Catalog Code: 5016 Country: Great Britain		Price: $16.95 Out of Stock
Presenting a 1963 gig by the quartet of Steve Lacy (saxophone), Roswell Rudd (trombone), Dennis Charles (drums) and Henry Grimes (bass), playing piano-less interpretations of the music of Thelonious Monk; plus Lacy with the Monk Quintet live in Philadelphia, 1960.