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Max Roach Atlantic Post Bop 1968

Performer: Max Roach
Genre: Jazz
Title: Members, Don't Git Weary
Country: US
Released: 1968
Style: Post Bop
Label: Atlantic
Catalog Number: SD 1510
FLAC version ZIP size: 2582 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1454 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2745 mb
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 254

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Tracklist

1	Libra Written-By – Gary Bartz	5:55
2	Effi Written-By – Stanley Cowell	6:11
3	Equipoise Written-By – Stanley Cowell	6:20
4	Abstrutions Written-By – Stanley Cowell	3:38
5	Absolutions Written-By – Jymie Merritt	4:40
6	Members, Don't Git Weary Vocals – Andy BeyWritten-By – Max Roach	5:28

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
81227 3618-2	Max Roach	Members, Don't Git Weary. ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM, Dig)	Atlantic, Warner Jazz, Warner Strategic Marketing	81227 3618-2	Europe	2002
ATS-ST 05501, ATS ST 05501 , ATL ST 05501	Max Roach	Members, Don't Git Weary ‎(LP)	Atlantic, Atlantic, Atlantic	ATS-ST 05501, ATS ST 05501 , ATL ST 05501	Italy	1968
588 202	Max Roach	Members, Don't Git Weary ‎(LP)	Atlantic	588 202	UK	1968
SD 1510	Max Roach	Members, Don't Git Weary ‎(LP, RE)	Atlantic	SD 1510	US	Unknown
81227 3618 1	Max Roach	Members, Don't Git Weary. ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Atlantic, Warner Jazz	81227 3618 1	Germany	2002

Credits

Alto Saxophone – Gary Bartz
Design [Cover] – Haig Adishian
Drums – Max Roach
Electric Bass – Jymie Merritt
Engineer [Recording] – Paul Goodman
Liner Notes – Ed Williams
Photography By [Cover] – Chuck Stewart
Piano – Stanley Cowell
Producer – Joel Dorn
Trumpet – Charles Tolliver

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Rights Society: BMI

Companies

Distributed By – Atlantic Record Sales
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Atlantic Recording Corporation
Recorded At – RCA's Studio B
Published By – Stanco
Published By – G. Bartz
Published By – Jasme
Published By – Milma

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VizoRRR

Is there no Canadian pressing? Can anyone verify this? thanks.

Risinal

Simply put this is a killer album every track is ground breaking, Absolutions has a bass line to die for, Effi is also top class and probably the best version of the Stanley Cowell standard, The title track has Andy Bey on vocals, Max roach kills it by playing like a Swiss watch keeping absolute time. Every artist is playing at their peak in total unisonThis album sets the rules others will be judged by need i say more...

Anaragelv

I agree 100% with everything you write. This is a massive album and to me totally slept on by so many. I think it’s because it rarely turns up. Insanely great recording!

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