Cedar Walton, George Coleman, Sam Jones and Billy Higgins - Eastern Rebellion flac album

1975: Eastern Rebellion (Timeless) with George Coleman, Sam Jones & Billy Higgins. 1977: Eastern Rebellion 2 (Timeless) with Bob Berg, Sam Jones & Billy Higgins. 1979: Eastern Rebellion 3 (Timeless) with Curtis Fuller, Bob Berg, Sam Jones & Billy Higgins. 1983: Eastern Rebellion 4 (Timeless) with Curtis Fuller, Bob Berg, Alfredo "Chocolate" Armenteros, David Williams & Billy Higgins. 1990: Mosaic (MusicMasters) with Ralph Moore, David Williams & Billy Higgins. Deardra Shuler, "Cedar Walton and Barry Harris to play Jazz at Lincoln Center" Archived 2013-06-24 at Archive. today, New York Amsterdam News, June 20, 2013. "Cedar Walton" (obituary), The Telegraph, August 20, 2013. a b Cedar Walton page at Last. Appelbaum, . Before and After: Cedar Walton, JazzTimes, November 5, 2004.

Eastern Rebellion, Vol. 1 is a classic set featuring four giants of the modern mainstream: Pianist/leader Cedar Walton, tenor saxophonist George Coleman, bassist Sam Jones, and drummer Billy Higgins. All five performances are noteworthy, particularly a definitive version of Walton's most famous composition "Bolivia," Coleman's tricky "5/4 Thing," and Jones' boppish "Bittersweet. The veteran musicians all sound quite inspired on this advanced straight-ahead set. A gem.

Design – Sandra Williams Jordan. Drums – Billy Higgins. Engineer – Elvin Campbell. Mixed By – Brother Dave. Photography By – Martin Bough. Piano, Producer – Cedar Walton. Saxophone – George Coleman. Other Dutch versions exist with a different front cover: it has no artist names printed at the top side of the front cover. All selections BMI. Cedar Walton courtesy of RCA Recorded on Dec. 10, 1975 at CI Recording Studio, NYC. TIMELESS a division of Wim Wigt Productions Wageningen, Nederland. Other Versions (5 of 9) View All. Cat. All selections BMI Cedar Walton courtesy of RCA Recorded on Dec. Manufactured and distributed by Nippon Phonogram Co Ltd. Tokyo. Printed in Japan 2300 Yens.

Clifford Jordan (ts), Cedar Walton (p), Sam Jones (b), Billy Higgins (d) - I Should Care (On Stage Vo., Steeplechase) 10:09. Billy Higgins/Cedar Walton/Eastern Rebellion/George Coleman/Sam Jones - Bittersweet 04:26.

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Cedar Walton, George Coleman, Sam Jones & Billy Higgins 1975. Walton's own band of the period was called Eastern Rebellion, and was comprised of a rotating cast that included saxophonists Clifford Jordan, George Coleman, and Bob Berg; bassist Sam Jones; and drummer Billy Higgins. From the '80s onward, Walton continued to lead his own fine bands, releasing numerous albums including The Maestro in 1980, Cedar Walton Plays in 1986, and Composer in 1996, followed a year later by Roots, featuring trumpeter Terence Blanchard and saxophonist Joshua Redman