Albert Ayler – Holy Ghost
Tracklist
1-1 | Herbert Katz Quintet w/ Albert Ayler– | Sonnymoon For Two | 8:29 |
1-2 | Herbert Katz Quintet w/ Albert Ayler– | Summertime | 6:53 |
1-3 | Herbert Katz Quintet w/ Albert Ayler– | On Green Dolphin Street | 3:26 |
1-4 | Borge Roger Henrichsen*– | Spoken Intro | 0:42 |
1-5 | Cecil Taylor Quartet* w/ Albert Ayler– | Four | 21:46 |
1-6 | Albert Ayler Trio– | Spirits [Incomplete] | 6:38 |
1-7 | Albert Ayler Trio– | Saints | 10:32 |
1-8 | Albert Ayler Trio– | Ghosts [Incomplete] | 10:56 |
2-1 | Albert Ayler Trio– | The Wizard | 6:51 |
2-2 | Albert Ayler Trio– | Children | 9:05 |
2-3 | Albert Ayler Trio– | Spirits [Theme] | 0:28 |
2-4 | Unknown Artist– | Spoken Radio Introduction | 0:55 |
2-5 | Albert Ayler Quartet– | Spirits | 8:43 |
2-6 | Albert Ayler Quartet– | Vibrations | 8:23 |
2-7 | Albert Ayler Quartet– | [Tune Q] | 8:59 |
2-8 | Albert Ayler Quartet– | Mothers | 7:53 |
2-9 | Albert Ayler Quartet– | Children | 8:38 |
2-10 | Albert Ayler Quartet– | Spirits [Theme] | 1:25 |
2-11 | Burton Greene Quintet w/ Albert Ayler– | [Untitled] (Collective) | 8:55 |
First Set | |||
3-1 | Peter Bergman (2)– | Spoken Introduction By Peter Bergman | 1:03 |
3-2 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Spirits Rejoice | 4:39 |
3-3 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | D.C. | 5:58 |
3-4 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | [Untitled Minor Waltz] | 7:04 |
3-5 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Our Prayer | 6:33 |
Second Set | |||
3-6 | Peter Bergman (2)– | Spoken Introduction By Peter Bergman | 1:13 |
3-7 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | [F# Tune] | 15:20 |
3-8 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Ghosts | 6:32 |
First Set | |||
3-9 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Spirits Rejoice | 6:31 |
3-10 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Prophet / Ghosts / Spiritual Bells | 14:33 |
3-11 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Our Prayer / Spirits Rejoice | 9:43 |
Second Set | |||
4-1 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | [Untitled] / Truth Is Marching In | 15:43 |
4-2 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Spirits | 9:16 |
4-3 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Zion Hill | 12:40 |
4-4 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Spirits | 7:00 |
4-5 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Spiritual Bells | 3:48 |
4-6 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | [F# Tune] | 9:18 |
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5-1 | Ralf Schulte-Bahrenberg– | Concert Announcement By Ralf Schulte-Bahrenberg | 1:10 |
5-2 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Ghosts / Bells | 11:15 |
5-3 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Truth Is Marching In | 7:07 |
5-4 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Omega | 3:48 |
5-5 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Our Prayer | 4:39 |
5-6 | Peter de Wit (3)– | Spoken Introduction By Peter de Wit | 1:25 |
5-7 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Truth Is Marching In | 11:14 |
5-8 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Bells | 5:35 |
5-9 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Spirits Rejoice | 10:51 |
5-10 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | "Free Spiritual Music", Part IV | 6:44 |
6-1 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Truth Is Marching In / Omega | 9:00 |
6-2 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Japan / Universal Indians | 5:41 |
6-3 | Albert Ayler Quintet– | Our Prayer | 8:19 |
6-4 | Albert Ayler Quartet– | Love Cry / Truth Is Marching In/Our Prayer | 6:24 |
6-5 | Pharoah Sanders Ensemble w/ Albert Ayler– | Venus / Upper And Lower Egypt | 22:59 |
6-6 | Albert Ayler– | [Blues] | 6:04 |
6-7 | Albert Ayler– | [Sermon] | 0:50 |
6-8 | Albert Ayler– | Thank God For Women | 10:16 |
6-9 | Albert Ayler– | New Ghosts [Demo Fragments] | 7:10 |
7-1 | Don Ayler Sextet w/ Albert Ayler– | Prophet John | 10:53 |
7-2 | Don Ayler Sextet w/ Albert Ayler– | Judge Ye Not | 10:16 |
7-3 | Albert Ayler Quartet– | Mothers / Children | 8:42 |
7-4 | Albert Ayler Quartet– | [Untitled, Incomplete] | 14:14 |
7-5 | Albert Ayler Quartet– | [C Minor] | 5:21 |
7-6 | Albert Ayler Quartet– | [F Minor / C Minor] | 10:36 |
8-1 | Albert Ayler– | Travel And Plans | 1:49 |
8-2 | Albert Ayler– | Holbaek | 0:39 |
8-3 | Albert Ayler– | The New Blues | 1:33 |
8-4 | Albert Ayler– | Christmastime Stateside | 1:10 |
8-5 | Albert Ayler– | A Great Change | 1:35 |
8-6 | Albert Ayler– | Traveling And Coltrane | 1:00 |
8-7 | Albert Ayler– | Drummers And Sunny Murray | 1:42 |
8-8 | Albert Ayler– | A Job To Do | 1:00 |
8-9 | Albert Ayler– | Birth, Family, First Music | 3:04 |
8-10 | Albert Ayler– | Academy, The Road, School | 0:57 |
8-11 | Albert Ayler– | Young Professional And Army | 5:40 |
8-12 | Albert Ayler– | Sweden | 4:39 |
8-13 | Albert Ayler– | New York | 0:49 |
8-14 | Albert Ayler– | 1964 | 1:25 |
8-15 | Albert Ayler– | Frustration, Sources | 3:39 |
8-16 | Albert Ayler– | 1966 Tour And Coltrane | 3:16 |
8-17 | Albert Ayler– | Impulse And Mary Maria | 3:27 |
8-18 | Albert Ayler– | The Artist's Life | 1:31 |
8-19 | Albert Ayler– | Question: LeRoi Jones | 0:46 |
8-20 | Albert Ayler– | Question: "For John Coltrane" | 1:10 |
8-21 | Albert Ayler– | Question: Socio-Policial Connections | 3:19 |
8-22 | Albert Ayler– | Question: Instrumentation, Engineering | 4:16 |
8-23 | Albert Ayler– | Choosing The Players | 0:50 |
9-1 | Albert Ayler– | Current Activity | 1:59 |
9-2 | Albert Ayler– | Antibes | 1:06 |
9-3 | Albert Ayler– | Japan/Coltrane's Funeral | 1:02 |
9-4 | Albert Ayler– | Clubs | 3:39 |
9-5 | Albert Ayler– | Ahead Of My Time | 1:42 |
9-6 | Albert Ayler– | Home Lives; Brooklyn And Cleveland | 1:27 |
9-7 | Albert Ayler– | Impulse, pt. 1: Hippies | 1:21 |
9-8 | Albert Ayler– | "Space Music" | 1:07 |
9-9 | Albert Ayler– | Don | 0:46 |
9-10 | Albert Ayler– | "Thank God For Women" | 0:46 |
9-11 | Albert Ayler– | Blues & Rhythm | 1:17 |
9-12 | Albert Ayler– | Copying My Records | 2:00 |
9-13 | Albert Ayler– | Impulse, pt. 2: New Grass | 2:18 |
9-14 | Albert Ayler– | Tone And "Vibration" | 1:07 |
9-15 | Albert Ayler– | Rollins, Coleman, And Coltrane | 4:08 |
9-16 | Albert Ayler– | Maeght Group | 0:57 |
9-17 | Albert Ayler– | Serenity Of Life | 0:36 |
9-18 | Albert Ayler– | Childhood Memories, pt. 1 | 2:00 |
9-19 | Albert Ayler– | [Blairman Enters] | 0:34 |
9-20 | Albert Ayler– | Early Professional Career | 1:03 |
9-21 | Albert Ayler– | Childhood Memories, pt. 2 | 1:09 |
9-22 | Albert Ayler– | Don's Music | 3:47 |
9-23 | Albert Ayler– | "I Love America" And Youth | 1:05 |
9-24 | Albert Ayler– | Mary And Golf | 0:38 |
9-25 | Albert Ayler– | Early Relationships And Mary Maria | 1:03 |
9-26 | Albert Ayler– | Japan Work And Warm Weather | 4:01 |
9-27 | Albert Ayler– | Play Solo | 0:24 |
9-28 | Albert Ayler– | Naming Tunes | 1:22 |
9-29 | Albert Ayler– | Charles Ives | 0:25 |
9-30 | Albert Ayler– | Influences | 1:44 |
9-31 | Albert Ayler– | Practicing | 1:09 |
9-32 | Albert Ayler– | The Healing Force | 0:52 |
9-33 | Albert Ayler– | Diet And America | 2:08 |
9-34 | Albert Ayler– | Defining "Improvisation" | 0:45 |
9-35 | Albert Ayler– | Sonny Rollins, Reactions, And Miles Davis | 2:43 |
9-36 | Albert Ayler– | Newport '67 | 2:30 |
9-37 | Albert Ayler– | New York: Keeping To Oneself [Mary Maria Joins] | 0:39 |
9-38 | Don* & Mocqui Cherry*– | Untitled | 22:10 |
10-1 | US Army Band*– | Tenderly | 4:32 |
10-2 | US Army Band*– | Leap Frog | 3:16 |
Companies, etc.
- Licensed From – Albert Ayler Estate
- Licensed From – YLE
- Designed At – World of anArchie
- Recorded At – Jazzhus Montmartre
- Recorded At – Slug's Saloon
- Recorded At – La Cave
- Recorded At – Berliner Philharmonie
- Recorded At – De Doelen
- Recorded At – Freebody Park
- Recorded At – Renaissance Ballroom
- Recorded At – Cellar Cafe
- Recorded At – Town Hall, New York
- Made By – Solo Media
Credits
- Art Direction – Noel Waggener
- Artwork [Original Carved Wooden "Spirit Box"] – Reagan Johns
- Bass – Bill Folwell (tracks: 5-2 to 5-5, 5-7 to 6-3), Gary Peacock (tracks: 1-6 to 2-3, 2-5 to 2-10), Heikki Annala (tracks: 1-1 to 1-3), Mutawef Shaheed (tracks: 3-2 to 3-5, 3-7 to 4-6), Richard Davis (2) (tracks: 6-2, 7-1, 7-2), Steve Tintweiss (tracks: 2-11, 7-3 to 7-6)
- Cornet – Don Cherry (tracks: 2-5 to 2-10)
- Design [Chapter Header Silkscreen Design, Execution] – Noel Waggener, Satch Grimley
- Design [Production Design], Layout, Creative Director [Direction] – Susan Archie
- Drums – Allen Blairman (tracks: 7-3 to 7-6), Beaver Harris (tracks: 5-2 to 5-5, 5-7 to 5-10), Bernard Purdie (tracks: 6-6 to 6-9), Martti Äijänen (tracks: 1-1 to 1-3), Milford Graves (tracks: 6-1 to 6-4), Ronald Shannon Jackson (tracks: 3-2 to 3-5, 3-7 to 4-6), Sunny Murray (tracks: 1-5 to 2-3, 2-5 to 2-10)
- Electric Bass – Bill Folwell (tracks: 6-6 to 6-9)
- Guitar – Herbert Katz (tracks: 1-1, 1-2, 1-3)
- Harpsichord [Rocksichord] – Call Cobbs (tracks: 6-6 to 6-9)
- Interviewee – Ayler* (tracks: 8-1 to 9-37)
- Interviewer – Birger Jørgensen (tracks: 8-1 to 8-8), Daniel Caux (tracks: 8-9 to 8-23, 9-38), Kiyoshi Koyama (tracks: 9-1 to 9-37)
- Liner Notes [Appendix] – Ben Young (3), Carlos Kase
- Liner Notes [Essays] – Amiri Baraka, Ben Young (3), Carl Woideck, Daniel Caux, Marc Chaloin, Val Wilmer*
- Mastered By [Final Mastering For CD] – Ben Young (3), Joe Lizzi, Kevin Reeves
- Photography By – Bill Smith (3), Bob van Grevenbroek*, Burton Greene, Carl Woideck, Chalmer Adams, Charles Taylor (4), Chuck Stewart, Daniel Caux, Edward Ayler, Guy Kopelowicz, Hans Harzheim, Jan Persson (4), Jean-Pierre Pellarin, Jerry Webb, Lee Santa, Nathalie Violette, Ole Brask, Paul Karting, Philippe Gras, Pieter Boersma, Ralph Sgrillo, Raymond Ross, Ton van Wageningen, Val Wilmer*
- Piano – Call Cobbs (tracks: 6-6 to 6-9, 7-3 to 7-6), Teuvo Suojärvi (tracks: 1-1 to 1-3)
- Research [Photograph Research, Consultation] – Cynthia Sesso
- Supervised By [Project Supervision] – Ben Young (3)
- Tenor Saxophone – Albert Ayler (tracks: 1-1 to 1-3, 2-11, 6-5), Ayler* (tracks: 2-5 to 2-3, 2-5 to 2-10, 3-2 to 3-5, 3-7 to 4-6, 5-2 to 5-5, 5-7 to 6-2, 6-4, 6-6 to 6-9, 7-3 to 7-6), Frank Wright (tracks: 4-1 to 4-6)
- Transferred By [Audio Transfers], Restoration, Remastered By – Ben Young (3)
- Trumpet – Don Ayler* (tracks: 3-2 to 3-5, 3-7 to 4-6, 5-2 to 5-5, 5-7 to 6-4, 7-1, 7-2)
- Violin – Michel Samson (tracks: 3-2 to 3-5, 3-7 to 4-6, 5-2 to 5-5, 5-7 to 6-3)
- Vocals – Vivian Bostic (tracks: 6-6 to 6-9)
- Vocals, Tambourine – Mary Parks (tracks: 6-6 to 6-9, 7-3 to 7-6)
Notes
Rare and unreleased recordings from 1962-1970 in a 9CD 'Spirit Box', plus a bonus disc of Albert Ayler with a U.S. Army Band.
The boxset includes:
- a 208 page full-color hardbound book which includes new essays by Amiri Baraka, Val Wilmer & other Ayler scholars
- a picture of Ayler with saxophone from his youth
- a photostat of a handwritten note from a Copenhagen hotel
- a reprinted copy of a Slugs flyer which includes a listing for a week of Ayler's quintet
- a reprinted 1965 pamphlet by the late poet Paul Haines entitled Ayler-Peacock-Murray-You and the Night and the Music
- a reprinted newsletter from 1969 by Jihad Productions with excerpts about Ayler
- a dried flower
1-1 to 1-3: Recorded June 30, 1962 in Helsinki, Finland
1-4 to 1-5: Recorded poss. November 16, 1962 in Copenhagen, Denmark
1-6 to 2-3: Recorded June 14, 1964 at the Cellar Café, New York City
2-4 to 2-10: Recorded September 3, 1964 at Café Montmartre: Copenhagen, Denmark
2-11: Recorded February 1966 at Slug's: New York City
3-1 to 3-8: Recorded April 16, 1966 at La Cave: Cleveland
3-9 to 4-6: Recorded April 17, 1966 at La Cave: Cleveland
5-1 to 5-5: Recorded November 3, 1966 at Berlin Philharmonic: Berlin, Germany
5-6 to 5-10: Recorded November 8, 1966 at De Doelen: Rotterdam, The Netherlands
6-1 to 6-3: Recorded June 30/July 1, 1967 at Freebody Park: Newport, Rhode Island
6-4: Recorded at the funeral of John Coltrane, July 21, 1967 at St. Peter's Lutheran Church: New York City
6-5: Recorded January 21, 1968 at the Renaissance Ballroom: New York City
6-6 to 6-9: Recorded ca. late August 1968 in New York City area
7-1 to 7-2: Recorded January 11, 1969 at Town Hall: New York City
7-3 to 7-6: Recorded prob. July 28, 1970 at La Colle sur Loup: Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France
8-1 to 8-4: Ayler interview for "Afterbeat" program. Recorded early December 1964 in Copenhagen, Denmark
8-5 to 8-8: Ayler interview for "Afterbeat" program. Recorded on or around November 11, 1966 in Copenhagen, Denmark
8-9 to 8-23: Ayler interview for "France Culture". Recorded July 27, 1970 in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France
9-1 to 9-37: Ayler interview for "Swing Journal". Recorded July 25, 1970 in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France
9-38: Don and Mocqui Cherry interview. Recorded in Paris, 1971
10-1 to 10-2: U.S. Army 76th AG Band Rehearsal. Recorded Sept. 14, 1960
Recordings made available under license from the Albert Ayler estate and various rights holders.
Disc 1/Tracks 1-3 made available under license through special arrangement with Finnish Broadcasting Company-Yleisradio, through the good works of Matti Konttinen.
NOTE: The boxed set was released with mastering/pressing flaw on disc 6. Because of this for a limited time Revenant provided a replacement disc to those who purchased the boxed set and requested the replacement disc by mail or email. This replacement disc was mailed in a cardboard mailer with a blank card stock cover. The mastering issue appears to be a volume and minor clarity issue on some tracks, the remastering adds one second to both tracks 6-6 and 6-9.
The boxset includes:
- a 208 page full-color hardbound book which includes new essays by Amiri Baraka, Val Wilmer & other Ayler scholars
- a picture of Ayler with saxophone from his youth
- a photostat of a handwritten note from a Copenhagen hotel
- a reprinted copy of a Slugs flyer which includes a listing for a week of Ayler's quintet
- a reprinted 1965 pamphlet by the late poet Paul Haines entitled Ayler-Peacock-Murray-You and the Night and the Music
- a reprinted newsletter from 1969 by Jihad Productions with excerpts about Ayler
- a dried flower
1-1 to 1-3: Recorded June 30, 1962 in Helsinki, Finland
1-4 to 1-5: Recorded poss. November 16, 1962 in Copenhagen, Denmark
1-6 to 2-3: Recorded June 14, 1964 at the Cellar Café, New York City
2-4 to 2-10: Recorded September 3, 1964 at Café Montmartre: Copenhagen, Denmark
2-11: Recorded February 1966 at Slug's: New York City
3-1 to 3-8: Recorded April 16, 1966 at La Cave: Cleveland
3-9 to 4-6: Recorded April 17, 1966 at La Cave: Cleveland
5-1 to 5-5: Recorded November 3, 1966 at Berlin Philharmonic: Berlin, Germany
5-6 to 5-10: Recorded November 8, 1966 at De Doelen: Rotterdam, The Netherlands
6-1 to 6-3: Recorded June 30/July 1, 1967 at Freebody Park: Newport, Rhode Island
6-4: Recorded at the funeral of John Coltrane, July 21, 1967 at St. Peter's Lutheran Church: New York City
6-5: Recorded January 21, 1968 at the Renaissance Ballroom: New York City
6-6 to 6-9: Recorded ca. late August 1968 in New York City area
7-1 to 7-2: Recorded January 11, 1969 at Town Hall: New York City
7-3 to 7-6: Recorded prob. July 28, 1970 at La Colle sur Loup: Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France
8-1 to 8-4: Ayler interview for "Afterbeat" program. Recorded early December 1964 in Copenhagen, Denmark
8-5 to 8-8: Ayler interview for "Afterbeat" program. Recorded on or around November 11, 1966 in Copenhagen, Denmark
8-9 to 8-23: Ayler interview for "France Culture". Recorded July 27, 1970 in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France
9-1 to 9-37: Ayler interview for "Swing Journal". Recorded July 25, 1970 in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France
9-38: Don and Mocqui Cherry interview. Recorded in Paris, 1971
10-1 to 10-2: U.S. Army 76th AG Band Rehearsal. Recorded Sept. 14, 1960
Recordings made available under license from the Albert Ayler estate and various rights holders.
Disc 1/Tracks 1-3 made available under license through special arrangement with Finnish Broadcasting Company-Yleisradio, through the good works of Matti Konttinen.
NOTE: The boxed set was released with mastering/pressing flaw on disc 6. Because of this for a limited time Revenant provided a replacement disc to those who purchased the boxed set and requested the replacement disc by mail or email. This replacement disc was mailed in a cardboard mailer with a blank card stock cover. The mastering issue appears to be a volume and minor clarity issue on some tracks, the remastering adds one second to both tracks 6-6 and 6-9.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 630814021320
- Other (Cat# CD 10): RVN213GCD10
- Matrix / Runout (CD 1): [20040514 106199 SO-35727 SOLO MEDIA AUSTIN-TX REVENANT/ AYLER -1 11263] x 2
- Matrix / Runout (CD 2): [20040520 106211 SO-35979 SOLO MEDIA AUSTIN-TX REVENANT/ AYLER -2 12345] x 2
- Matrix / Runout (CD 3): [20040514 106200 SO-35728 SOLO MEDIA AUSTIN-TX REVENANT/ AYLER -3 11262] x 2
- Matrix / Runout (CD 4): [20040514 106201 SO-35729 SOLO MEDIA AUSTIN-TX REVENANT/ AYLER -4 11245] x 2
- Matrix / Runout (CD 5): [20040514 106202 SO-35730 SOLO MEDIA AUSTIN-TX REVENANT/ AYLER -5 11261] x 2
- Matrix / Runout (CD 6): [20040518 106206 SO-35759 SOLO MEDIA AUSTIN-TX REVENANT/ AYLER -6 11602] x 2
- Matrix / Runout (CD 7): [20040518 106207 SO-35760 SOLO MEDIA AUSTIN-TX REVENANT/ AYLER -7 11304] x 2
- Matrix / Runout (CD 8): [20040520 106212 SO-35800 SOLO MEDIA AUSTIN-TX REVENANT/ AYLER -8 12146] x 2
- Matrix / Runout (CD 9): [20040518 106208 SO-35761 SOLO MEDIA AUSTIN-TX REVENANT/ AYLER -9 11301] x 2
- Matrix / Runout (CD 10): [Y20040514 106203 SO-35731 SOLO MEDIA AUSTIN-TX REVENANT/ AYLER -10 11287] x 2
- Mastering SID Code: none
- Mould SID Code: none
Recommendations
Reviews
- I bought the box in 2004 (soon after it was released) - I've just listened to disc 6 (a couple of times), the original one that came with the box (on both a dedicated CD player plus a desktop computer with a Mac external disc drive). No discernable "clicking" heard at all. Not sure what the "pressing flaw" that Revenant referred to was - the disc sounds fine - the Sanders track does sound a bit more muffled than than the rest of the material on the disc - that's all I can detect.
- Edited 7 years agoDisc 6 is full of data errors. First I thought it's my copy... in particular the Sanders tune suffers from permanent clicking which is caused by an inaccurate copying process of a source CDR. I got to hear a second copy and it has the same problems. This is a typical phenomenon from the days when fans exchanged unofficial live music on CDRs by snail mail.
I'll go through the whole box soon by head-phones; I'll update this comment in case I find more really problematic tracks.
Too bad - this includes amazing documents, but those technical deffects massively spoil the fun in certain spots. Let's keep in mind that certain tracks were glitch-free at an ealier point in their line-age. Grrrr.
edit:
I just read in the note above about those "mastering/pressing flaws" on disc 6. If this indeed refers to "a volume and minor clarity issue" then it's not the glitches I'm talking about.
It would be interesting to have somebody with the mentioned replacement disc report if the Sanders tune has digi-clicks or not.
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