More By Artist: Roland Kirk
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Roland Kirk
Four Classic Albums (Introducing Roland Kirk / Kirk's Work / We Free Kings / Domino) [ Avid / 2 CD - released 17/Nov/2014 ] |
Rahsaan Roland Kirk
Blacknuss (LP) [ Atlantic / LP ] From its opening bars, with Bill Salter's bass and Rahsaan's flute passionately playing Bill Withers' "Ain't No Sunshine," you know this isn't an ordinary Kirk album (were any of them?). As the string section, electric piano, percussion, and Cornel... |
Rahsaan Roland Kirk
We Free Kings ( and Kirk's Work / Domino) [ Not Now Music / 3 CD - released 1/Jan/2014 ] Even within a musical genre such as jazz, which demands individuality and creative inspiration, there are figures who stand out either because of their appearance or in the manner they present the music. Rahsaan Roland Kirk fulfils both criteria.... |
Rahsaan Roland Kirk
We Free Kings + Triple Threat (24 Bit Digitally Remastered) [ Essential Jazz Classics / CD - released 30/Apr/2012 ] |
Roland Kirk
Introducing Roland Kirk [ Chessmates / CD - released 1/Jan/1998 ] |
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Roland Kirk
Jazz Masters 27 [ Verve Records / CD ] |
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Roland Kirk
Pre Rahsaan [ Universal Music / CD - released 17/Dec/2007 ] Kirk could be described as a blind man capable of playing 3 reed instruments at once. Nevertheless, he avoided being categorized as strictly a gimmick player - which is a great tribute to his brilliant, multi-faceted improvisatory talents. |
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Roland Kirk
Third Dimension And Beyond [ CD ] |
Roland Kirk
We Free Kings (180g LP) [ Wax Time / Intermusic / LP - released 6/Jul/2012 ] Newly Remastered, 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl Edition.We Free Kings, Roland Kirk's third long-player, is among the most consistent of his early efforts. The assembled quartet provides an ample balance of bop and soul compliments to Kirk's decidedly... |
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Roland Kirk and Jack McDuff
Kirk's Work [ Universal Music / CD - released 29/May/2007 ] Digitally re-mastered by Rudy Van Gelder, this European imported disc celebrates a milestone in the brief, brilliant career of a major artist - the amazing one-man saxophone section and sublime soloist, Roland Kirk. |
