Revolutionary Ensemble - Vietnam 1 & 2 (At The Peace Church) mp3

Tracklist

1	Vietnam 1	23:00
2	Vietnam 2	24:10

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ESP 3007	Revolutionary Ensemble	Vietnam ‎(LP, Album)	ESP Disk	ESP 3007	US	1972
SFX-10719	Revolutionary Ensemble	Vietnam ‎(LP, Album, RE)	ESP Disk	SFX-10719	Japan	1978
ESP 3007	Revolutionary Ensemble	Vietnam ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM, Dig)	ESP Disk	ESP 3007	US	2009
TKCZ-79143	Revolutionary Ensemble	Revolutionary Ensemble ‎(CD, Album)	Venus Records	TKCZ-79143	Japan	1993
ESP 3007-2	Revolutionary Ensemble	Revolutionary Ensemble ‎(CD, Album, RE)	ESP Disk, ZYX Music	ESP 3007-2	Germany	1993

Credits

• Bass – Sirone
• Composed By, Arranged By, Producer – The Revolutionary Ensemble
• Cover, Photography – Matthew Klein
• Percussion – Jerome Cooper
• Photography [liner] – Laurence B. Fink
• Producer – Revolutionary Ensemble
• Violin – Leroy Jenkins

Notes

Recorded at The Peace Church.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): ESPS 3007/A MAR.27 980
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): ESPS 3007/B MAR 27 980
• Rights Society: S.I.A.E.

Companies

• Record Company – Base Record – ESP 3007

Video

Album

Vietnam, also referred to as Vietnam 1 & 2 Live at Peace Church is a live album by the Revolutionary Ensemble, violinist Leroy Jenkins, bassist Sirone and drummer Jerome Cooper, which was recorded in 1972 and released on the ESP-Disk label. Obviously, anyone with any intelligence had strong feelings about. Although the name Vietnam was never actually used in any way on the original album cover or some of the reissues to denote it being the title, the album came to be known under this title anyway. The project consists of a single piece of music, totaling 47 minutes, which was sliced in two halves for vinyl purposes but never reassembled into a continuous piece on later compact discs. Creating music that attaches itself to a particularly horrifying historical event through its title is a tricky prospect. Listen free to Revolutionary Ensemble Vietnam Vietnam 1, Vietnam 2. 2 tracks 47:10. This recording was originally released on vinyl, and, as part of the ESP catalog, eventually fell into the treasure chest of material passed around amongst an international cartel of labels, some fly by night, resulting in confusion and often disappointment for the consumer. Live At The Bop Shop, Rochester, NY. The Nu Band. 218 listeners. Revolutionary Ensemble. Titel: Vietnam 1&2 at the peace church. Label: ESP. With your visit to our website you agree to our cookie policy. More Information. Information for album Vietnam 1 & 2 At The Peace Church: Revolutionary Ensemble. Vietnam 1 & 2 At The Peace Church. Members A. See how any two items in our family tree are related. You can connect any combination of bands, albums, or artists. Random From Here -. Random Link -. Album Preview . Vietnam aka Revolutionary Ensemble is a avant-garde jazz music album recording by REVOLUTIONARY ENSEMBLE released in 1972 on CD, LPVinyl andor cassette. About this release. ESP Disk ESP 3007 US. Recorded at The Peace Church. Reissued in Germany as Revolutionary EnsembleESP Disk, ZYX Music ESP 3007-2. Thanks to snobb for the addition. Revolutionary Ensemble: Vietnam 1, Vietnam 2, Improvisation II и другие песни. Digital Track List. 1 Vietnam 1 34:25 Buy. WAV, FLAC USD . MP3 USD . 2 Vietnam 2 14:01 Buy. The seeds for the Revolutionary Ensemble were sown when Sunny Murray introduced violinist Leroy Jenkins to Sirone. The two found common musical ground that took off from several genres and became encapsulated in one body. At first they worked with Frank Clayton, but the drummer was ultimately replaced by Jerome Cooper. Vietnam is the group's first recording. Divided into two parts the music moves across a wide expanse. Fluidity and fractured movement are put into a melting pot. What emerges is a document of the way in which the trio circumvented form and gave their music an impressive def. THE REVOLUTIONARY ENSEMBLE Vietnam 80s Italian issue of the rare 1972 two-part LP, recorded at the Peace Church & originally released on the cult ESP Disk label. The picture sleeve shows some minor cosmetic wear