George Russell Sextet

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Electronic Sonata For Souls Loved By Nature - 1980 Used Import - SN 1009 1980 Italian Original On Soul Note. Glossy vinyl, VG++ jacket with small crease mark at corner. Produced by Giovanni Bonandrini. more
	Ezz-thetics Used Import - SMJ-6112 1975 Japan import without Obi. "Ezz-thetics" is a groundbreaking album featuring the visionary composer and pianist, George Russell, and his Sextet. The album, originally released in 1961, is a masterpiece of modal jazz, avant-garde improvisation, and experimental music. Russell's compositions are complex and intricate, featuring non-traditional chord progressions and harmonies, and his Sextet is comprised of some of the most talented and forward-thinking musicians of the era including Eric Dolphy. The album is a cohesive and challenging exploration of sound, with each track pushing the boundaries of what jazz could be. In short, "Ezz-thetics" is a must-have for any jazz aficionado who is interested in exploring the outer limits of the art form. more
	Stratusphunk Used - Vinyl - OJC-232 1986 Stereo repress. Originally recorded in 1960. With its intricate arrangements and blistering solos, this album is a must-listen for any serious jazz fan. From the opening track, "Stratusphunk," with its pulsing rhythms and dissonant harmonies, to the hauntingly beautiful "New Donna" this album is a tour de force of innovation and experimentation. George Russell's compositions are complex and challenging, yet always accessible. With its use of unusual time signatures and unconventional harmonies, Stratusphunk is a perfect example of Russell's unique approach to jazz composition. The saxophone work of Dave Young and the trumpet playing of Al Kiger are particularly noteworthy, adding an extra layer of intensity to each track. Whether you're a lifelong fan of George Russell or a newcomer to his music, Stratusphunk is sure to leave a lasting impression. more
	Stratusphunk Used - Vinyl - OJC-232 1986 Stereo repress. Originally recorded in 1960. With its intricate arrangements and blistering solos, this album is a must-listen for any serious jazz fan. From the opening track, "Stratusphunk," with its pulsing rhythms and dissonant harmonies, to the hauntingly beautiful "New Donna" this album is a tour de force of innovation and experimentation. George Russell's compositions are complex and challenging, yet always accessible. With its use of unusual time signatures and unconventional harmonies, Stratusphunk is a perfect example of Russell's unique approach to jazz composition. The saxophone work of Dave Young and the trumpet playing of Al Kiger are particularly noteworthy, adding an extra layer of intensity to each track. Whether you're a lifelong fan of George Russell or a newcomer to his music, Stratusphunk is sure to leave a lasting impression. more