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Horace Tapscott – TAPSCOTT and WINDS – Nimbus Vinyl LP

Name: Horace Tapscott – TAPSCOTT and WINDS - Nimbus Vinyl LP
SKU: NS- 4146
Price: 44.95 GBP
Availability: InStock

SKU: NS- 4146

Limited Edition 1000 from the 1/2” MASTER TAPES

How it was intended to be heard from the 1/2” Analog MASTER TAPES.

Available for the first time from these Analog sources.

£44.95

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Horace Tapscott – TAPSCOTT and WINDS - Nimbus Vinyl LP

Originally recorded in 1983
A Never Before Released Studio Album
Featuring Horace Tapscott with Flautist Aubrey Hart and Saxophonist Kafi Roberts
Direct From the 1/4” MASTER TAPES (All Analog Cut)
Tip-On Sleeve
Insert with Liner Notes by Mark Weber

Recorded in October of 1983 – Horace Tapscott accompanied by only flute and sax, a sparse and beautiful album containing some of Horace Tapscott’s best playing (the Tapscott solos are among his finest on record)- Two sidelong tunes- Cut directly from the original Master Tapes- Tip-on sleeve – Insert with photos of Kafi Roberts (Sax) and Aubrey Hart (Flute) and a new essay by Mark Weber

Musicians

Horace Tapscott : piano / Aubrey Hart : flute / Kafi Roberts : soprano saxophone

Track Listing

Side A

The Golden Pearl (13:23)

Side B

Spellbound (18:02)

JAZZ

Jazz music is a genre that originated in the African American communities of New Orleans in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for its complex harmonies, syncopated rhythms, and improvisational elements. It encompasses a range of styles and has profoundly influenced other music genres, offering a rich tapestry of sounds from swing to modern jazz fusion.