Sold Date: September 7, 2016
Start Date: August 11, 2016
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Emil Richards & The Microtonal Blues Band ‎– Journey To Bliss

Label:
ABC Impulse! ‎– AS-9166
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
Country:
US
Released:
1968
Genre:
Jazz
Style:
Avantgarde/Free Jazz, Contemporary Jazz

Tracklist

A1     Maharimba     2:52
A2     Bliss     4:57
A3     Mantra     4:29
A4     Enjoy, Enjoy     5:51

B1     Journey To Bliss - Part I     3:08
B2     Journey To Bliss - Part II     4:10
B3     Journey To Bliss - Part III     2:52
B4     Journey To Bliss - Part IV     3:10
B5     Journey To Bliss - Parts V & VI     5:18

Credits

    Artwork By [Back Cover Painting] – Michael Craden
    Bass – Ray Neapolitan
    Design [Liner] – Joe Lebow
    Drums – Joe Porcaro
    Guitar – Dennis Budimir, Tom Tedesco*
    Keyboards – Dave Mackay
    Liner Notes – Frank Kofsky
    Lyrics By – Barbara Gess
    Narrator – Hagan Beggs
    Percussion – Mark Stevens (2), Mike Craden
    Photography By [Cover] – Fred Seligo
    Producer – Bob Thiele
    Written-By – B. Gess* (tracks: B1 to B5), Emil Richards, Jules Chaiken* (tracks: A1)

Notes

Meditation Suite In Six Movements.

Gatefold sleeve.

- Emil Richards & The Microtonal Blues Band
Members:
Dave Mackay, Dennis Budimir, Emil Richards, Joe Porcaro, Mike Craden, Ray Neapolitan, Tommy Tedesco

- Emil Richards
Real Name:
Emilio Joseph Radocchia
Profile:
American percussionist, born on September 2, 1932 in Hartford, Connecticut.
Also credited for vibraphone

- In Groups:
Emil Richards & The Microtonal Blues Band, Emil Richards' Yazz Band, Frank Sinatra And Sextet, L'Ensemble Instrumental Des Iles, Les Brown And His Band Of Renown, Shorty Rogers Big Band, Stu Phillips Sextet, The Abnuceals Emuukha Electric Orchestra, The Bill Miller Sextet, The Frankie Capp Percussion Group, The George Shearing Quintet, The Los Angeles Neophonic Orchestra, The Paul Horn Quintet, The Roger Kellaway Cello Quartet, The Surfmen, The Zodiac


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