Dreams Of A Love Supreme [Amoeba Exclusive 180 Gram Coke Bottle Clear Vinyl] (LP)


Wendell Harrison

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Wendell Harrison was born in Detroit in 1942 where he began formal jazz studies for piano, clarinet and tenor saxophone. At 14, while still in high school, Harrison started performing & recording professionally with artists such as Marvin Gaye, Grant Green, Sun Ra, Hank Crawford … and many others.

 

In 1971, Harrison began teaching music at Metro Arts (a multi-arts complex for youth) where he also connected with Marcus Belgrave, Harold McKinney and Phil Ranelin…soon after they formed the (now legendary) Afro-centric TRIBE record label and artist collective. TRIBE used the Metro Arts complex as a vehicle to convey a growing black political consciousness. Wendell Harrison also published the very popular TRIBE magazine, a publication dedicated to local and national social and political issues, as well as featuring artistic contributions such as poetry and visual pieces.

 

In 1978 Harrison and McKinney co-founded REBIRTH, a non-profit jazz performance and education organization, in which many notable jazz artists have participated. Around the same time Wendell Harrison also created the WENHA record label and publishing company, which released many of his (now classic) recordings as well as those of other artists, such as Phil Ranelin, Doug Hammond and Reggie Fields (The Real ShooBeeDoo).

 

In the early 1990s, Wendell Harrison was awarded the title of “Jazz Master” by Arts Midwest. This distinction led Harrison to collaborate with fellow honorees and gave him the chance to tour throughout the United States, Middle East and Africa. Even to this day Wendell Harrison's recordings for the TRIBE, WENHA and REBIRTH labels have a large worldwide fanbase.

 

It is on WENHA that Harrison released the opus: DREAMS OF A LOVE SUPREME (1980), which we are presenting you today.

 

DREAMS OF A LOVE SUPREME is a monster album that features an all-star line-up that includes Phil Ranelin (Freddie Hubbard, Solomon Burke, Mulatu Astakte) on trombone, Harold McKinney (Tribe) on Keyboards and Roy Brooks (Yusef Lateef, Chet Baker, Mingus) on percussion. Although you can hear the 80ies creeping in with a smoother sound, more synths, and disco/R&B vocals… this remains a very spiritual (and soulful) jazz record. The record’s an irresistible blend of soul jazz combined with funky electric instrumentation…a groovy sound which is very much of its time, yet overtly timeless and as relevant today as it was back when it was initially released.

 

Tidal Waves Music now proudly presents the vinyl reissue of ‘Dreams of A Love Supreme’ since its release in 1980. This official reissue is now available as a deluxe 180g vinyl edition and comes with an unreleased bonus track. Limited to 100 copies 180g COKE BOTTLE CLEAR vinyl (Amoeba Exclusive).


Classic Detroit Jazz album from 1980

Solo album by Tribe founder Wendell Harrison

Comes with an unreleased extra bonus track

Limited to 100 copies 180g COKE BOTTLE CLEAR VINYL (Amoeba Exclusive).



Track Listing



Side A Titles
Artist
Length
1.
Take Time Out
Wendell Harrison
2.
Sea Minor Blues
Wendell Harrison
3.
Pink Snowballs And Violet Skies
Wendell Harrison
4.
Belle Isle
Wendell Harrison


Side B Titles
Artist
Length
1.
Where Am I
Wendell Harrison
2.
Dreams Of A Love Supreme
Wendell Harrison
3.
Patrina's Dance
Wendell Harrison

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