LP Oliver Nelson: The Blues and the Abstract Truth

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The Blues And The Abstract Truth - LP, CD, SACD

Name: LP Oliver Nelson: The Blues And The Abstract Truth CLR
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Oliver Nelson

Jazz | Contemporary Jazz

1961

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LP Oliver Nelson: The Blues and the Abstract Truth

Impulse! 2019 Reissue

Impulse! 24. May 2019 Europe and USA

Album Reissue

More ID: 5362 EAN: 0602577464331 Discogs ID: 13679806

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Title	The Blues and the Abstract Truth
Artist	Oliver Nelson
More info	Impulse! 2019 Reissue
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Impulse!
Country of issue	Europe and USA
Date of publication	24. May 2019
First released	1961
Weight	230 g
EAN	0602577464331
Product ID	5362
Discogs ID	13679806
Discogs reviews	4.68

Oliver Nelson: The Blues and the Abstract Truth version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe and USA in publishing company Impulse! on 24. May 2019.

After recording six albums as a leader for the Prestige label between 1959 and 1961 (with such outstanding musicians as Kenny Dorham, Johnny Smith, Eric Dolphy, Roy Haynes, King Curtis and Jimmy Forrest), Nelson recorded his breakthrough LP The Blues and the Abstract Truth, on Impulse! The album featured jazz luminaries Freddie Hubbard, Eric Dolphy, Bill Evans, Paul Chambers and Roy Haynes, and contained the tune StolenMoments, now considered a standard. In fact, it had already been recorded by Nelson the previous year as The Stolen Moment on an album by the Eddie Lockjaw Davis big band titled Trane Whistle. Curiously, this early version (included here as a bonus track) also featured Eric Dolphy and Roy Haynes, as well as George Barrow, featured there playing tenor sax and flute instead of baritone sax.

Album spans genres Jazz and Contemporary Jazz. 180g Vinyl.