The Latin Jazz Quintet & Eric Dolphy Caribe Import LP

The Latin Jazz Quintet & Eric Dolphy

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HONLPI048

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7427244912273

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Description

Fascinating 1961 Album Reissued On Vinyl LP!

Reissue. Originally recorded by Rudy Van Gelder in August 1960 and released in February 1961, Caribé shows the great multi-instrumentalist Eric Dolphy in the unexpected context of the Latin Jazz Quintet. A fascinating combination of apparently distant elements where Dolphy's masterful playing shines through every harmony and groove displayed by this solid Latin Jazz Quintet featuring Juan Amalbert (congas), Gene Casey (piano), Charlie Simons (vibraphone), Bill Ellington (bass), and Manny Ramos (drums, timbales).

Features

Vinyl LP
Import

Musicians

Eric Dolphy	alto sax, flute, bass clarinet
Juan Amalbert	conga
Gene Casey	piano
Bill Ellington	bass
Charlie Simons	vibes
Manny Ramos	drums, timbales