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Paul Horn – A Special Edition

Label:

Island Records – ISLD 6

Format:

2 x Vinyl, LP, Album, Pitman

Country:

Released:

1974

Genre:

Jazz

Style:

Avant-garde Jazz, Free Improvisation, Fusion

A1Prelude3:30A2Freedom Jazz Dance4:30A3Summertime8:28B1Tribute To Jobim5:08B2Just Because We're Kids3:46B3Willow Weep For Me5:31B4Rain5:22CDusk18:40D1Dawn8:27D2Forms7:30

Phonographic Copyright ? – Island Records Ltd.
Manufactured By – Island Records Inc.
Distributed By – Island Records Inc.
Licensed From – Can-Base Industries Ltd.
Mixed At – Can-Base Studios
Mastered At – The Mastering Lab
Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Pitman

Art Direction – Deborah Shackleton, Kerry Waghorn
Drums, Percussion – Bart Hall
Electric Bass – Dave Parlato
Electric Guitar – Art Johnson
Mixed By – Keith Stein, Mike Flicker
Piccolo Flute, Flute [Alto], Flute [Bass], Alto Saxophone, Clarinet, Electric Piano, Mixed By, Liner Notes – Paul Horn
Producer [For V.I.P. Ltd.] – Paul Horn
Recorded By – Tap Suo-Antilla
Vibraphone – Lynn Blessing

Gatefold
comes with rich LP sized booklet - 24 pages of photos, notes and credits.
Printed in USA
(P) 1974 Island Records Ltd

Recorded live performances at Gastown, Vancouver, B.C.
"TML" in runout denotes mastering by The Mastering Lab
"P" in runout denotes Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Pitman pressing

Paul Horn

Profile:

Paul Horn (born March 17, 1930, New York City, New York, USA - died June 29, 2014, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) was a Grammy Award winning American jazz flutist, alto saxophonist, clarinetist and composer.

Classically trained and educated, Horn was an active member in the 195s west coast jazz scene, recording with Chico Hamilton, Shorty Rogers and Buddy Collette among others. In the late 1950s and early 1960`s with his own group, he took up a more modal approach to playing, influenced by Miles Davis. In addition to a large discography of jazz recordings, Horn is considered one of the pioneers of new age music, in which the flute became his main instrument.

His 1968 album of solo flute and vocals (Inside, also known as Inside The Taj Mahal) has sold over three quarters of a million copies and launched a series of Inside records recorded in natural and sacred sites with unique acoustic properties. Both Inside and Inside II were top 10 albums on the Billboard jazz chart. Horn won two Grammy Awards for his 1965 album Jazz Suite On The Mass Texts. Other Grammy nominated albums include Cycle (1965), Traveler (1987), and Inside Monument Valley (1999). In 1990 he published his autobiography Inside Paul Horn (The Spiritual Odyssey Of A Universal Traveler), co-authored by Lee Underwood. He is the father of Robin Horn.