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| | Descripción: | Newly Remastered From The Original RCA Tapes, The Classic Double Album From 1971 By The Legendary Ensemble Centipede. Produced By Robert Fripp. Featuring Keith Tippett, Julie Tippett, Robert Wyatt, Ian McDonald, Elton Dean, John Marshall, Brian Godding, Roy Babbington, Karl Jenkins, Ian Carr, Brian Belshaw, Mike Patto, Zoot Money, Maggie Nichols And Many More. Fully Restored Artwork With An Illustrated Booklet And Essay By Sid Smith. Celebrated free jazz pianist and composer Keith Tippett's legendary jazz/progressive rock ensemble Centipede, a group of more than 50 musicians formed in 1970 to perform his extended work 'Septober Energy' on the concert stage. The musicians involved were the finest performers in the worlds of British jazz and progressive rock and featured members of Soft Machine (Robert Wyatt, Elton Dean, Nick Evans, Mark Charig), Nucleus (Ian Carr, Karl Jenkins, Jeff Clyne, Roy Babbington, John Marshall) King Crimson (Robert Fripp, Ian McDonald, Boz Burrell) and Blossom Toes (Brian Godding, Brian Belshaw) and vocalist Julie Tippett. The first Centipede concert took place at The Lyceum in London in November 1970 and was enthusiastically received by both critics and aficionados (including Mike Oldfield who was inspired to compose 'Tubular Bells' as a result of attending the concert). In April 1971 the group was signed to RCA Records' "progressive" imprint Neon, and the album 'Septober Energy' was recorded at Wessex Studios in London in June 1971. Robert Fripp would concentrate his talents solely on the role of producer of the sessions and a number of vocalists including Julie Tippett, Mike Patto, Zoot Money and Maggie Nichols would also bring their abilities to the sessions. The resulting album was issued in October 1971. This new Esoteric Recordings edition has been newly remastered from the original RCA Records master tapes and includes an illustrated booklet with a new essay by Sid Smith., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Alto Saxophone [Alto], Flute: Jan Steele, Alto Saxophone [Alto], Saxello [Saxcello]: Elton Dean, Alto Saxophone [Altos]: Dudu Pukwana, Alto Saxophone [Altos]: Ian McDonald, Baritone Saxophone [Baritone], Bass Saxophone [Bass], Soprano Saxophone [Soprano]: John Williams (9), Baritone Saxophone [Baritone], Clarinet: David White (2), Baritone Saxophone [Baritone], Oboe: Karl Jenkins, Bass Guitar: Brian Belshaw, Bass Guitar, Bass: Roy Babbington, Bass [Basses]: Dave Markee, Bass [Basses]: Harry Miller, Bass [Basses]: Jeff Clyne, Bass [Basses]: Jill Lyons, Cello [Cellos]: Catherine Finnis, Cello [Cellos]: John Rees-Jones, Cello [Cellos]: Katherine Thulborn, Cello [Cellos]: Mike Hurwitz, Cello [Cellos]: Suki Towb, Cello [Cellos]: Tim Kramer (3), Concept By [Conceived By], Coordinator [Coordinated By]: Mark Powell, Coordinator [Additional Coordination]: Vicky Powell, Cornet: Marc Charig, Cornet [Pocket Cornet]: Mongezi Feza, Design [CD Package]: Meriel Waissman, Drums: John Marshall, Drums: Robert Wyatt, Drums: Tony Fennell, Engineer: Mike Thompson (4), Executive-Producer: Pete King, Guitar [Guitars]: Brian Godding, Liner Notes: Robert Wyatt, Liner Notes: Sid Smith, Lyrics By: Julie Tippetts, Management: Chips Chipperfield, Management: Richard Moody (5), Piano, Composed By [Composer], Music Director [Musical Director]: Keith Tippett, Producer [Produced By]: Robert Fripp, Remastered By: Ben Wiseman, Tenor Saxophone [Tenors]: Alan Skidmore, Tenor Saxophone [Tenors]: Brian Smith, Tenor Saxophone [Tenors]: Gary Windo, Tenor Saxophone [Tenors]: Larry Stabbins, Trombone [Trombones]: Dave Amis, Trombone [Trombones]: Dave Perrottet, Trombone [Trombones]: Nick Evans, Trombone [Trombones]: Paul Rutherford (2), Trumpet [Trumpets]: Mick Collins (2), Trumpet [Trumpets]: Peter Parkes, Trumpet, Flugelhorn: Ian Carr, Violin [Lead Violin]: Wilf Gibson, Violin [Violins]: Carol Slater, Violin [Violins]: Channa Salononson, Violin [Violins]: Colin Kitching, Violin [Violins]: Esther Burgi, Violin [Violins]: Garth Morton, Violin [Violins]: John Trusler, Violin [Violins]: Louise Jopling, Violin [Violins]: Micaela Comberti, Violin [Violins]: Philip Saudek, Violin [Violins]: Roderick Skeaping, Violin [Violins]: Steve Rowlandson, Violin [Violins]: Wendy Treacher, Vocals [Vocalists]: Boz Burrell, Vocals [Vocalists]: Julie Tippetts, Vocals [Vocalists]: Maggie Nicols, Vocals [Vocalists]: Mike Patto (2), Vocals [Vocalists]: Zoot Money, Labelcode ESOT2948139.2 (ECLEC22813), Record Company Cherry Red Records Ltd., Licensed From Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd., Phonographic Copyright (p) Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd., Copyright (c) Cherry Red Records Ltd., Recorded At Wessex Sound Studios, Remastered At Broadlake Studios"Septober Energy Remastered 2CD Edition", del grupo Centipede es una obra fundamental dentro del mundo del jazz progresivo y la música experimental británica grabada originalmente en 1971 bajo la dirección del pianista y compositor Keith Tippett junto a más de cincuenta músicos destacados provenientes de bandas como Soft Machine o King Crimson entre otros grandes nombres.El álbum destaca por su fusión innovadora entre el free-jazz moderno con elementos clásicos y vanguardistas distribuidos en cuatro movimientos extensos donde brillan tanto las partes improvisadas como los pasajes orquestales cuidadosamente compuestos.Esta edición doble remasterizada por Cherry Red Records ofrece el álbum completo con sonido mejorado repartido en dos discos compactos para sumergirse plenamente en esta experiencia sonora única.Centipede fue una formación irrepetible cuyo único trabajo discográfico sigue siendo referencia absoluta sobre colaboración artística colectiva.Cherry Red Records es reconocida internacionalmente por sus cuidadosas reediciones que rescatan joyas musicales históricas acercándolas al público actual sin perder calidad ni autenticidad. | | | N° de títulos: |
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