Sonny Rollins – Freedom Suite - Audiophile
Sonny Rollins – Freedom Suite - Audiophile
Sonny Rollins – Freedom Suite - Audiophile
Sonny Rollins – Freedom Suite - Audiophile

Sonny Rollins – Freedom Suite (Mono)

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RARITY - SEALED

Tenor Saxophone – Sonny Rollins

Drums – Max Roach

Bass – Oscar Pettiford

Written by Sonny Rollins (A1), Adair (B2), Noel Coward (B1), Dennis (B2),  Dubin (B4), Meredith Willson (B3), Warren (B4)

 

 

1 LP, Standard Sleeve

Original analog Master tape : YES

Heavy Press : 180g

Record color : Black

Speed : 33 RPM 

Size : 12'’

Mono

Studio

Record Press : Quality Record Pressings

Label :  Vinyl Me Please  - Classics Series

Original Label : Riverside Records

Recorded on February 11 & March 7, 1958 at WOR Recording Studio

Engineered by Sam Morse

Produced by Bill Grauer, Orrin Keepnews

Originally released in June 1958

Reissued in 2020

 

 

Tracks:

Side A :

  1. The Freedom Suite

Side B :

  1. Someday I'll Find You
  2. Will You Still Be Mine?
  3. Till There Was You
  4. Shadow Waltz

 

 

Review :

« By February of 1958, when Sonny Rollins recorded Freedom Suite, his political consciousness had risen to match the poetic scope of his music. In addressing his place as a creative artist and an African-American, Rollins recognized that both aspects of his being existed under second-class circumstances, and that it was time for this country to review these inequities. In recording with bassist Oscar Pettiford and drummer Max Roach, Rollins aligned himself with the modern jazz innovators who best exemplified his righteous brand of freedom. Pettiford is particularly inspired on trio and duo versions of "Till There Was You," where he displays an uncanny knack for enunciating lyrical syncopations without losing the flow of the beat or a sense of harmonic structure. His ringing half notes on the head to "Will You Still Be Mine?" set up a vibrant series of Rollins/Roach exchanges, while his charming solo distills the melody into its most swinging components. But it's "Freedom Suite," with its stunning stops and starts, extended variations, thematic interludes, and exhilarating denouement, that invites the most superlatives. Rollins' sense of sustained melodic invention is remarkable, as is his cyclical formal structure. The opening theme, with its affectionate parody of a formal overture, sets the band in motion, as if motifs and contrasting themes criss-cross and collide in a swinging trialogue. A waltz figure and dramatic, extended cadenza introduces one of Rollins' most touching ballads, richly tinted in smoky shades of blue, with some joyous buck and wing by Pettiford and Roach. Finally, a reprise of the waltz theme gives way to a climactic chase, inspiring some of Roach's most fervent, singing breaks, before a return to the opening theme ties it all up. »  AllMusic Review by Rovi Staff


 

Ratings :

AllMusic : 4.5 / 5 ; Discogs : 4.64 / 5

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