- Digital
The John Dankworth Orchestra
Composition with Colour
British Progressive Jazz
- Cat No: BPJ005ST
- Release: 2022-02-04
- updated:
Track List
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1. The John Dankworth Orchestra - The Imaginary Mirror (Live)
05:29 -
2. The John Dankworth Orchestra - Altisidora (Live)
04:52 -
3. The John Dankworth Orchestra - A Family Joy (Live)
05:40 -
4. The John Dankworth Orchestra - Orinoco (Live)
06:17 -
5. The John Dankworth Orchestra - Eleven Plus (Live)
03:56 -
6. The John Dankworth Orchestra - Composition with Colour (Live)
05:31 -
7. The John Dankworth Orchestra - Earth Man (Live)
05:05
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Recorded live in London, March 1971.
Previously unreleased. Stereophonic sound.
John Dankworth - alto sax, clarinet
Martin Drover, Kenny Wheeler, Hank Shaw, Henry Lowther - trumpets
Mike Gibbs, David Horler - trombones
John Jenkins - tuba
Tony Cook - french horn
Don Fay, Duncan Lamont, Stan Sulzmann - sax & flutes
Bruce Graham - piano
Chris Spedding - guitar
Tony Campo - bass guitar
Kenny Clare - drums
Ray Cooper - percussion
Tracks 4,6 & 7 composed by John Dankworth. Track 1 composed by John Warren. Track 2 composed by Kenny Wheeler. Track 3 composed by Mike Gibbs. Track 5 composed by Mike Vickers.
Illustration by Piergiorgio Cupellini
Restored and mastered by Matt Parker for British Progressive Jazz
© 2022 British Progressive Jazz
Previously unreleased. Stereophonic sound.
John Dankworth - alto sax, clarinet
Martin Drover, Kenny Wheeler, Hank Shaw, Henry Lowther - trumpets
Mike Gibbs, David Horler - trombones
John Jenkins - tuba
Tony Cook - french horn
Don Fay, Duncan Lamont, Stan Sulzmann - sax & flutes
Bruce Graham - piano
Chris Spedding - guitar
Tony Campo - bass guitar
Kenny Clare - drums
Ray Cooper - percussion
Tracks 4,6 & 7 composed by John Dankworth. Track 1 composed by John Warren. Track 2 composed by Kenny Wheeler. Track 3 composed by Mike Gibbs. Track 5 composed by Mike Vickers.
Illustration by Piergiorgio Cupellini
Restored and mastered by Matt Parker for British Progressive Jazz
© 2022 British Progressive Jazz
