Artist: Eric Dolphy
Album: Musical Prophet – The Expanded 1963 New York Studio Sessions
Genre: Contemporary Jazz, Jazz
Release Date: 2019
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 192 kHz
Duration: 02:38:05
Total Tracks: 19
Total Size: 1,97 GB

Tracklist:

01. Eric Dolphy – Jitterbug Waltz (07:16)
02. Eric Dolphy – Music Matador (09:39)
03. Eric Dolphy – Love Me (03:19)
04. Eric Dolphy – Alone Together (13:36)
05. Eric Dolphy – Muses for Richard Davis (previously unissued 1) (07:34)
06. Eric Dolphy – Muses for Richard Davis (previously unissued 2) (08:20)
07. Eric Dolphy – Iron Man (09:10)
08. Eric Dolphy – Mandrake (04:46)
09. Eric Dolphy – Black, Brown and Beige: Come Sunday (06:28)
10. Eric Dolphy – Burning Spear (11:59)
11. Eric Dolphy – Ode to Charlie Parker (08:04)
12. Eric Dolphy – A Personal Statement (14:59)
13. Eric Dolphy – Music Matador (alternative take) (07:56)
14. Eric Dolphy – Love Me (alternative take 1) (02:21)
15. Eric Dolphy – Love Me (alternative take 2) (03:40)
16. Eric Dolphy – Alone Together (alternative take) (12:15)
17. Eric Dolphy – Jitterbug Waltz (alternative take) (09:23)
18. Eric Dolphy – Mandrake (alternative take) (06:40)
19. Eric Dolphy – Burning Spear (alternative take) (10:33)

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Musical Prophet: The Expanded 1963 New York Studio Sessions is the first official release of previously unissued Eric Dolphy studio recordings in over 30 years! This release of over 158 minutes of music contains the under-appreciated masterpiece albums Conversations and Iron Man, recorded in New York City in July of 1963. Originally produced by Alan Douglas with 85 minutes of extremely rare, previously-unissued recordings from the sessions, the tapes had been stored in a suitcase with Dolphy’s personal belongings and given to friends Hale and Juanita Smith before he embarked on his fateful European trip in 1964. Five decades later, the suitcase was given to flutist/educator James Newton, who then connected with Zev Feldman at Resonance and began working on this definitive edition of Dolphy’s 1963 New York studio sessions with the only copies of the tapes known to exist.The limited-edition set features jazz greats such as saxophonist Sonny Simmons, trumpeter Woody Shaw, bassist Richard Davis and NEA Jazz Master Vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson plus others. The exhaustive booklet includes rare and previously unpublished photos by Chuck Stewart, Jean-Pierre Leloir, Val Wilmer and others; essays by jazz author and scholar Robin D.G. Kelley, Douglas label manager Michael Lemesre, Japanese Dolphy scholar Masakazu Sato, and co-producers Zev Feldman and James Newton; interviews with jazz icons Sonny Rollins, Sonny Simmons, Richard Davis, Henry Threadgill, Nicole Mitchell, Steve Coleman, David Murray, Bill Laswell, Oliver Lake, and Han Bennink.