Eddie Louiss* — John Surman — Daniel Humair – Our Kind Of Sabi
Genre: | Jazz |
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Style: | Contemporary Jazz, Free Improvisation |
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Tracklist
Our Kind Of Sabi | 10:15 | ||
Zafe Ko Ida | 7:33 | ||
Song For Martine | 16:41 | ||
Out Of The Sorcellery | 4:14 |
Credits (11)
- John SurmanBaritone Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone
- Niels-Henning Ørsted PedersenContrabass
- Daniel HumairDrums
- Norio OkadaEngineer
- Eddie Louiss*Organ, Piano, Marimba
- Tadayuki Naito*Photography By
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Image | , | – | In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory | Version Details | Data Quality | ||||
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![]() | Our Kind Of Sabi LP, Album | MPS Records – MPS 15049 | France | 1970 | France — 1970 | Recently Edited | |||
![]() | Our Kind Of Sabi LP, Album | MPS Records – CRM 751, BASF – CRM 751 | Germany | 1971 | Germany — 1971 | Recently Edited | |||
![]() | Our Kind Of Sabi LP, Album | MPS Records – YS-2506-MP | Japan | 1971 | Japan — 1971 | New Submission | |||
![]() | Our Kind Of Sabi LP, Album, Reissue | MPS Records – JS-038 | Spain | 1981 | Spain — 1981 | New Submission |
Recommendations
- Released1972 — GermanyVinyl —LP, Album
- Released1980 — GermanyVinyl —LP, Album
- Released1974 — GermanyVinyl —LP, Album
- Released1972 — GermanyVinyl —LP, Album
- Released1974 — GermanyVinyl —LP, Album
- Released1973 — GermanyVinyl —LP, Album
- Released1977 — GermanyVinyl —LP, Album, Stereo
- Released1969 — GermanyVinyl —LP, Album
- Released1982 — GermanyVinyl —LP, Album
- Released1970 — FranceVinyl —LP, Album, Stereo
Reviews
referencing Our Kind Of Sabi (LP, Album) CRM 751
A real hidden gem! I first discovered the track, Out of the Sorcellery, on the Giles Peterson: Magic Peterson Sunshine album, the 2016 collection of various MPS artists throughout the years. I liked this song so much that I went in search of the whole album. Like much MPS music, it is unheard of here in the States and hard to get. I can't tell you how many MPS albums I've had shipped from European record dealers after discovering the label some time ago. Only a handful ever made it here.
The four songs on this album are all quite very good and well-recorded. The B3 Hammond organ sounds great and is unique versus sounding like Jimmy Smith or Larry Young. I actually found some of the playing to be more reminiscent of the first Boston rock album, which would come out 6 years later. The interplay between the bass and the vibes is also very interesting as is the whole album really.
1970 was a very transitional year in jazz with Miles Davis and others fully entering the fusion realm. This is more straight ahead jazz with a modern (then) bent to it. As a matter of fact, one of the reasons that I'm such a fan of MPS jazz, in general, is both the modern-ness, uniqueness, and faithfulness of the jazz they put out. While also German, it is much different than, say, German label, ECM's modern take on jazz around the same time. I highly recommend the Giles Peterson album and you won't be disappointed if you should happen across a vinyl copy of this one either.
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