Julius Hemphill: DOGON AD
Julius Hemphill/saxophone and flute,composer
Baikida Carroll/trumpet
Phillip Wilson/ drums
Abdul Wadud/ Cello
Y'all know what this is.
http://rapidshare.com/files/29370887/Dogon_A.D__m4a.zip
http://rapidshare.com/
files/29370887/
Dogon_A.D__m4a.zip
Those who couldn't read the 1st one, just remove the spaces.
Click on the title as well. I think you can download from there.
14 comments:
oh, there's gonna be some happy faces when people see this one is back up :))
i love this folder
VIVA HEMPHILL
Sunmyth you got me on this one ; I was about to post it on my H&H blog > http://huppeshyalites.blogspot.com/
Please feel free to link it, and tell me if I may link to your superb vault.
Dogon a.d used to be offered by Tim Berne's pages but was soon removed.
What a beutiful cover (there is also a black and white lp cover from some years later I believe)
I didn't know what this was - in fact never even heard of Hemphill, but I downloaded and listened and it's superb - really grooves ! It's great to discover unfamiliar artists (even dead ones !). Many thanks for the post
Hey h&h, you can definitely link to my blog. I will link to yours (by the way your blog is very nice).
Oh thank you Sunmyth ; you mean as nice as yours ? How can it be ? :o))
Check out h&h new posts, there might be some cover pics too...
boromir, you may not recognise hemphill's name but i'm sure you have heard of the world saxophone quartet, of which jh was a founder member... the fact that you don't remember his name perhaps indicates how obstinately hemphill distanced himself from the "jazz publicity machine" in the 70s
this is interesting actually... and i'll tell you why! in the course of my researches into the texier (sage) tracklist, etc, i (re)discovered something i'd forgotten, which is the fact that the edition of jazz on 3 (22/4/05) which included the texier concert ALSO ran a feature on hemphill, paying special attention to his classic albums dogon a.d. and coon bid'ness..! that feature (or rather the musical extracts) made a huge impression on me, though apparently not on you... of course this may have been at least partly due to broadcaster kevin legendre who presented that segment - he can make any subject sound excruciatingly dull imo...
Don't know if anyone's still following this thread, but I'd just point out in response to Boromir that Hemphill also recorded with the Human Arts Ensemble with (amongst others) Lester Bowie, Hamiett Bluiett and the cellist on this rec, Abdul Wadud. I look forward to hearing this. H
Superb! Thanks for posting this. I've been looking for a copy of this for years...
A request: Do you have the Abdul Wadud solo cello album titled By Myself on Bishara? That's another rare one that I've been looking for.
Thanks again.
P.S. to my last comment:
Regarding the Abdul Wadud solo album... Found it...
It is impossible to copy your links, you may should make shorter names for your files. cheers
To H&H and anyone else who may stumble in here. The original cover of Dogon A.D. is the black & white one on Julius Hemphill's own mbari laabel. The cover in fact only shows "Dogon A.D." and "mbari." It was years later that Arista/Freedom released the cover shown in this thread. Coon 'Biness includes the 4th track from this set, the Hard Blues.
Great album! I picked up the Arista/Freedom copy many yeawrs ago, along with Coon Bid'ness. Great stuff. Too bad there's so little Hemphill stuff out there.
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