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Eric Dolphy - Iron Man LP General Gomes describes his approach on

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Gomes describes his approach on the record as a “practice of ‘constructed ambience’

including Beatrice Dillon and the late Aileen Bryant

Track B3 is a cover of the Donna Summer song 'Hot Stuff' (writers: Harold Faltermeyer / Keith Forsey / Pete Bellotte)

There are also moments of enjoyably hype daftness like the acid and diva head-fuck of 'Opera' or the old school Bukem style jungle homage 'Lost In Da Jungle'

One of the essential set

Eric Dolphy - Iron Man LP General Gomes describes his approach onIron Man (aka the Eric Dolphy Record), originally released in 1968, is known as an extraordinarily complex and challenging recording. A jazz multi instrumentalist who gained prominence in the 1960s, Dolphy extended the vocabulary and boundaries of the alto saxophone and was among the earliest significant jazz flute soloists. Vinyl for the album ALL MUSIC calls ESSENTIAL has been long out of print and unavailable. This deluxe package for RSD Black

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