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Henry Threadgill Sextett - You Know The Number FLAC album

Henry Threadgill Sextett - You Know The Number FLAC album

Tracklist

Bermuda Blues 9:26
Silver And Gold Baby, Silver And Gold 5:45
Theme From Thomas Cole 6:39
Good Times 6:33
To Be Announced 6:27
Those Who Eat Cookies 6:16

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
3013-1-N Henry Threadgill Sextett You Know The Number ‎(LP) Novus 3013-1-N US 1986
PL83013 Henry Threadgill Sextett You Know The Number ‎(LP) Novus PL83013 Europe 1986
3013-2-N Henry Threadgill Sextett You Know The Number ‎(CD) Novus 3013-2-N US 1987
PD83013 Henry Threadgill Sextett You Know The Number ‎(CD) Novus PD83013 Austria 1987
PK 83013 Henry Threadgill Sextett You Know The Number ‎(Cass, Album) Novus PK 83013 Europe 1987
3013-4-N Henry Threadgill Sextett You Know The Number ‎(Cass, Album) Novus 3013-4-N US 1987
JA-87SHP000304 Henry Threadgill Sextett You Know The Number ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial) J.S.H.P. JA-87SHP000304 Russia Unknown


Henry Threadgill Sextett - You Know The Number FLAC album

Musician performer: Henry Threadgill Sextett

Title: You Know The Number

Country: US

Date of release: 1986

Genre: Jazz

Size FLAC: 1512 mb

Rating: 4.2 / 5

Votes: 779

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Henry Threadgill Sextett 1986 US

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hulk
Another fine mid 80s album from Threadgill's great Sextett, the opening track "Bermuda Blues" is one his catchiest, between the Caribbean and Chicago South Side. Other tracks show the multiple writing styles of Threadgill and some gritty solos. My favorite is "Theme from Thomas Cole" an great example of counterpoint in jazz, as with all his music composed and improvised music blend in a seamless manner. The transfer to CD should bring more clarity to the music than my old vinyl copy.
hulk
Another fine mid 80s album from Threadgill's great Sextett, the opening track "Bermuda Blues" is one his catchiest, between the Caribbean and Chicago South Side. Other tracks show the multiple writing styles of Threadgill and some gritty solos. My favorite is "Theme from Thomas Cole" an great example of counterpoint in jazz, as with all his music composed and improvised music blend in a seamless manner. The transfer to CD should bring more clarity to the music than my old vinyl copy.