Roland Kirk "Kirk In Copenhagen 1963" 1964 (mono)

Love this CD. When this was recorded in Club Montmartre in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1963, I was lucky to be in attendance. I was only 19 years old, but I knew I had witnessed a great recording by a great artist. If you loved Kirk, this is a must purchase. - karen makeba
This is so magnificent. Kirk was a true giant; diving deep in the jazz traditions, reaching out to the low-down mouth organ of none other than Sonny Boy Williams, Kirk was still able to sit on the crest of the wave of modernism! Or avant-garde, as they often call it... This is an excellent live jazz album, with the great Spaniard Tete Montoliu playing some hot boppish/mainstremish piano. If you like, for instance, CHarles Mingus, THIS is the album for you; if you like "avant-garde" jazz, hard-bop, free jazz - probably... You should get to know Roland (Rahsaan) Kirk! And this album is not a bad place to start. - Nikica Gilic

members:
Bass – Don Moore, Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen / Drums – J.C. Moses / Harmonica – Big Skol / Piano – Tete Montoliu / Tenor Saxophone, Wind, Flute, Siren – Roland Kirk

traxfromwax:

1 Narrow Bolero 2 Mingus-Griff Song 3 The Monkey Thing 4 Mood Indigo 5 Cabin In The Sky 6 On The Corner Of King And Scott Streets
Ripped from Mono Vinyl by RYP with Audacity 3.2 - Thorens TD 318/Audio-Technica-VM 95E / Yamaha A-S301