This episode of Black Hour is dedicated to Eric Dolphy (1928-1964), a multi-instrumentalist, composer, improviser, and arranger who collaborated with and contributed to the evolution of black music, while leading his own groups, he also worked with musicians very different in their approaches, among them Ornette Coleman, Charles Mingus, John Coltrane, Oliver Nelson, Booker Little, Clifford Brown and Max Roach. Eric Dolphy has a unique and huge  sense of composition and improvisation alike, and that is reflected both in his own work and his collaborations alike.

Haifa

27.04.21

Jazz, Black Music

Eric Dolphy – Havana Song (With John Lewis)

Eric Dolphy – Yes, Indeed (With Ron Carter and Mal Waldron)

Eric Dolphy – Screamin’ The Blues (With Oliver Nelson)

Eric Dolphy – Fire Walts

Eric Dolphy – Epistrophy

Eric Dolphy – So Long Eric (With Charles Mingus)

Eric Dolphy – Spiritual (With John Coltrane)

Eric Dolphy – Iron Man

Eric Dolphy – Alone

Eric Dolphy – Alone Together

Eric Dolphy – Jim Crow