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The Blues and the Abstract Truth (Audiophile Clear Vinyl) ACV Vinyl LP

Doxy / SKU: fr-3385
acclaimed session that explores the mood and structure of the blues
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  • Jazz album from American saxophonist Oliver Nelson. The Blues and the Abstract Truth was originally recorded in 1961 and features a lineup of notable musicians: Freddie Hubbard, Eric Dolphy, Bill Evans, Paul Chambers and Roy Haynes. Nelson explores the mood and structure of the blues throughout the album. The best known cut is "Stolen Moments," a mellow minor blues that would not be out of place on Miles Davis' Kind Of Blue. Six tracks in all. Released by Doxy on their Audiophile Clear Vinyl.

    • pressed on Doxy's Audiophile Clear Vinyl
    • numbered, limited edition of 500
    • music label: Impulse! 1961 / Doxy 2015
    reviewed by Cool Hand 03/2016
    upc: 32703044

Jazz album from American saxophonist Oliver Nelson. The Blues and the Abstract Truth was originally recorded in 1961 and features a lineup of notable musicians: Freddie Hubbard, Eric Dolphy, Bill Evans, Paul Chambers and Roy Haynes. Nelson explores the mood and structure of the blues throughout the album. The best known cut is "Stolen Moments," a mellow minor blues that would not be out of place on Miles Davis' Kind Of Blue. Six tracks in all. Released by Doxy on their Audiophile Clear Vinyl.

  • pressed on Doxy's Audiophile Clear Vinyl
  • numbered, limited edition of 500
  • music label: Impulse! 1961 / Doxy 2015
reviewed by Cool Hand 03/2016
upc: 32703044

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