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George Russell

Ezz​-​thetics & The Stratus Seekers Revisited

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Temporary Super Offer! On Ezz-thetics: Eric Dolphy alto saxophone, bass clarinet, Don Ellis trumpet, David Baker trombone, George Russell piano, Steve Swallow double bass & Joe Hunt drums. On The Stratus Seekers: Paul Plummer tenor saxophone , John Peirce alto saxophone, Don Ellis trumpet, David Baker trombone, George Russell piano,  Steve Swallow double bass & Joe Hunt drums. The six albums that George Russell recorded in just two years – starting with Sextet at the Five Spot in September 1960 and concluding with The Outer View in August 1962 – are pathbreaking documents that elaborated a radically restructured bridge between the Birth of the Cool and the outermost reaches of the mid-‘60s avant-garde, and set fascinating precedents for subsequent composers who sought to redesign the formal parameters of jazz composition, from Andrew Hill to Henry Threadgill. Of these six, Ezz-thetics and The Stratus Seekers are the most cohesive, most adventurous, and most rewarding.' - Art Lange 

 

Details
Cat. number: EZZ-THETICS 1132
Year: 2022

Format

Tracks 1 - 6: Ezz-thetics (recorded May 8 1961 in NYC)

Tracks 7 - 12: The Stratus Seekers (recorded January 31, 1962 in NYC)

Release notes

Tracks 1 - 6: Ezz-thetics (recorded May 8 1961 in NYC) Tracks 7 - 12: The Stratus Seekers (recorded January 31, 1962 in NYC)

Tracklist
1Ezz-thetics8:58
2Nardis4:41
3Lydiot8:07
4Thoughts5:34
5Honesty9:02
6'Round Midnight6:35
7Pan-Daddy5:00
8The Stratus Seekers6:42
9Kige's Tune5:50
10Blues in Orbit7:26
11A Lonely Place7:22
12Stereophrenic4:33
Credits
John Pierce
Alto Saxophone (7 - 12)
Eric Dolphy
Alto Saxophone, Bass Clarinet (1 - 6)
Steve Swallow
Double Bass
Joe Hunt
Drums
Werner X. Uehlinger
Executive Producer
Art Lange
Liner Notes
George Russell
Piano
Paul Plummer
Tenor Saxophone (7 - 12)
David Baker
Trombone
Don Ellis
Trumpet

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