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	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.
	Davis, Miles Quintets: Stockholm 1967 & 1969 Revisited Label: ezz-thetics by Hat Hut Records Ltd Product Code: 31704 Catalog Code: ezz-thetics 1130 Country: Switzerland		Price: $18.95 In Stock
Two live recordings from Miles Davis in the 1960s, first from Stockholm in 1967 with the classic 60s quintet of Miles, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter and Tony Williams; then two years later also in Stockholm with the "Lost Quintet" of Miles, Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea, Dave Holland and Jack DeJohnette, pushing new directions with tracks including "Bitches Brew".
	Williams, Anthony (w/ Shorter / Rivers / Hancock / Hutcherson / Carter / Davis / Peacock): Life Time & Spring, Revisited Label: ezz-thetics by Hat Hut Records Ltd Product Code: 31444 Catalog Code: ezz-thetics 1126 Country: Switzerland		Price: $18.95 In Stock
Remastering & reissuing drummer Anthony Williams first two albums: Life Time was recorded for Blue Note shortly after joining the Miles Davis Quintet, employing two bassists--Richard Davis and Gary Peacock--along with mentor Sam Rivers and Davis alumni Herbie Hancock & Ron Carter; Spring reflects the new freedom of 60s jazz in a quintet with both Wayne Shorter & Sam Rivers.