THE KEITH TIPPETT GROUP - DEDICATED TO YOU..VERTIGO LP
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All the vinyl I have on ebay this week is from a friends collection I am selling for him and very interesting stuff it is. Please read the condition of each item as most are in well played condition. None are near mint and only a few are excellent. Even so I have decided to put them on due to the highly collectable nature of all the albums.Check out my other items!
ARTIST……THE KEITH TIPPETT GROUP
TITLE……DEDICATED TO YOU BUT YOU WEREN'T LISTENING
FORMAT……VINYL ALBUM
RECORD COMPANY……VERTIGO
CATALOGUE NUMBER……6360024
CONDITION OF RECORD…7/10 (see below)
CONDITION OF SLEEVE……6/10 (see below)
Vinyl has some light scratches, nothing serious.
Sleeve has some edge wear and what also appears to be paint spots on the cover. Owners has written his name on back (see picture)
Condition is marked from 0 to 10.
(0 =very bad condition, 10 = excellent)
I am unable to test play vinyl records. All are graded visually
EXTRA DETAILS
Reviewed by: Keith "Muzikman" Hannaleck, August 2003
The Keith Tippett Group was a jazz-rock-fusion super group consisting of Tippett (a young 22 years) on piano with such standouts as Robert Wyatt (drums), Elton Dean (alto saxophone), Nick Evan (trombone) and Phil Howard (drums), including a full orchestra and a host of other excellent musicians.
The album Dedicated To You, But You Weren't Listening, in my humble opinion, was a breakthrough recording for the rock and jazz worlds. Released on Vertigo Records in 1971, it includes the original colorful and thought provoking artwork in an LP format with traditional gatefold sleeves. The cover is classic album art with an exclusivity only found in the dominion of Roger Dean. It comes as no surprise that the great artist (made famous by all of the Yes covers) designed it.
Some of this music is "out there" so to speak; well, not by today’s standards by any stretch of the imagination, however it still sounds fresh and innovative today. At times, the strong persuasions of avant-garde and free form such as on “Gridal Suite” reign supreme, then other moments are more contemporary like the bopping danceable closing tune “Black Horse.” Those two compositions in particular are worlds apart yet they clearly defined each style and genre.
This one is dedicated to all the jazz lovers out there with an open mind. If you did not hear it the first time, listen this time.
Rating: 4.5/5
More about Dedicated To You, But You Weren't Listening :
Track Listing: Side One: This Is What Happen (5:01) / Thoughts To Geoff (10:18) / Green And Orange Night (8:11)
Side Two: Gridal Suite (6:12) / Five After Dawn (5:18) / Dedicated To You, But You Weren't Listening (0:36) / Black Horse (5:54)
Musicians:
Robert Wyatt - Drums
Marc Charig - Cornet
Elton Dean - Alto, Saxophone
Keith Tippett - Piano, Keyboards, Piano (Electric)
Roy Babbington - Bass
Nick Evans - Trombone
Phil Howard - Drums
Bryan Spring - Drums
Pete King & His Orchestra & Chorus - Producer
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Multiple items means lower postage
Overseas buyers: - PayPal or international money orders only please. No personal cheques
Thanks and happy bidding!
On 06-Jun-05 at 13:17:30 BST, seller added the following information:
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