MG C-115: The Free Forms Album / Ralph Burns
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Label Type : | black/silver Mercury trumpeter type A | |
| Matrix Number : | SIDE-A | MGC 115A AG | |
| SIDE-B | MGC 115B AG | ||
Comments
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Inside The Groove
Talented arranger Ralph Burns' series of tracks most of which has full of tensions.
Personal Impression (and brief notes)
Ralph Burns himself calls this album as “musical skethces”, “random thoughts, little melodies I found myself humming”. He also says some of the tracks are jazz tunes and some are not.
Very tensional, musical and experimental expressions of music, although it's not an ordinary Jazz kind. Very interesting arrangements.
Strictly Personal Rating (to what extent I could enjoy this album)
7 out of 10
Track Listing
| SIDE-A | |||
| A-1 | C 603 | Terrisita | - |
| A-2 | C 607 | Lileth | - |
| A-3 | C 608 | Vignette At Verney's | - |
| A-4 | C 604 | Cameo | - |
| SIDE-B | |||
| B-1 | C 601 | Places Please | - |
| B-2 | C 602 | Tantallon | - |
| B-3 | C 606 | Spring Is | - |
| B-4 | C 605 | Someday, Somewhere | - |
Personnel
possibly Tony Miranda (frh),
possibly Danny Bank (fl),
Lee Konitz (as),
Ralph Burns (p, arr),
Ray Brown (b),
Jo Jones (ds),
with strings.
Recorded in New York City
on August 7, 1951.
Jackets
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Labels
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![[MG C-115 FRONT]](img/MGC115_F.png)
![[MG C-115 BACK]](img/MGC115_B.png)
![[MG C-115 A]](img/MGC115A.png)
![[MG C-115 B]](img/MGC115B.png)