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Artist: Rahsaan Roland Kirk
Album: Domino (Remastered)
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 1962/2019
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 58:24
Total Tracks: 17
Total Size: 659 MB
Tracklist:
1-1. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Domino (Remastered) (03:16)
1-2. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Meeting On Termini’s Corner (Remastered) (03:41)
1-3. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Time (Remastered) (03:13)
1-4. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Lament (Remastered) (03:40)
1-5. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – A Stritch In Time (Remastered) (05:06)
1-6. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – 3-In-1 Without The Oil (Remastered) (02:35)
1-7. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Get Out Of Town (Remastered) (04:49)
1-8. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Rolando (Remastered) (03:47)
1-9. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – I Believe In You (Remastered) (04:26)
1-10. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – E.D. (Remastered) (02:36)
1-11. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Where Monk And Mingus Live – Let’s Call This (Remastered) (04:12)
1-12. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Domino, pt. 2 (Remastered) (04:07)
1-13. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – I Didn’t Know What Time It Was (Remastered) (03:15)
1-14. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Someone To Watch Over Me (Remastered) (03:38)
1-15. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Termini’s Corner (Remastered) (02:45)
1-16. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – When The Sun Comes Out (Remastered) (02:48)
1-17. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Time Races With Emit (Remastered) (00:22)
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The period Mercury Roland Kirk, well before he adopts binary rhythms and expand his music to cross the boundaries of jazz. At the beginning of the sixties, Kirk is already an orchestral man who, without renouncing blues and tradition, explores new ways, both melodic and instrumental. Using up to three instruments simultaneously, including stritch and manzello, both from the saxophone family, he chose to surround himself with two quartets, the presence of pianist Andrew Hill in the first conferring a grain of madness extra to his music. Wiser but full of feeling, Wynton Kelly’s piano is nonetheless endearing, especially since it builds on Roy Haynes’ formidable drumming and Roland Kirk’s humor remains infectious.