Eric Dolphy – Out There / Analogue Productions

Free jazz, introduced by pioneers like Ornette Coleman, Cecil Taylor or Horace Tapscott, was still rejected by most musicians and listeners in 1960. For the visionary saxophonist, clarinetist and

flutist Eric Dolphy, on the other hand, it was simply new music that fed off the mainstream - a logical extension of the jazz tradition. With his three albums from 1960, including "Out There," Dolphy

became one of the most talked-about jazzmen of his time, influencing numerous colleagues.

Title

1. Out There

2. Serene

3. The Baron

4. Eclipse

5. 17 West

6. Sketch Of Melba

7. Feathers