Album · 1973
Relativity Suite
- Released
- 1973
- Label
- JCOA Records
- Catalogue no.
- LP 1006
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 33:22
- Country
- US
“Relativity Suite” is an album by Don Cherry & The Jazz Composer’s Orchestra, released in 1973 on JCOA Records. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 33:22. The line-up features Brian Trentham (trombone), Carla Bley (piano), Carlos Ward (vocals, alto saxophone), Charlie Haden (bass) and Dewey Redman (vocals, tenor saxophone).
Who played on Relativity Suite
- Brian Trentham trombone all tracks
- Carla Bley piano all tracks
- Carlos Ward vocals, alto saxophone all tracks
- Charlie Haden bass all tracks
- Dewey Redman vocals, tenor saxophone all tracks
- Don Cherry percussion, conch, trumpet, vocals, producer all tracks
- Ed Blackwell drums (drum set) all tracks
- Frank Lowe vocals, tenor saxophone all tracks
- Jack Jeffers tuba all tracks
- Jane Robertson cello all tracks
- Joan Kalisch viola all tracks
- Leroy Jenkins violin all tracks
- Nan Newton viola all tracks
- Pat Dixon cello all tracks
- Paul Motian percussion all tracks
- Sharon Freeman French horn all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Tantra — Don Cherry 8:00
- A2 Mali Doussn’gouni 5:40
- A3 Desireless — Don Cherry 1:22
- B1 The Queen of Tung-Ting Lake 4:30
- B2 Trans-Love Airways — Don Cherry 6:50
- B3 Infinite Gentleness 3:22
- B4 March of the Hobbits 3:38
Production
- Eddie Korvin engineer
- The Jazz Composer’s Orchestra producer
More albums by Don Cherry & The Jazz Composer’s Orchestra
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Relativity Suite?
The line-up of Relativity Suite includes Brian Trentham (trombone), Carla Bley (piano), Carlos Ward (vocals, alto saxophone), Charlie Haden (bass), Dewey Redman (vocals, tenor saxophone), Don Cherry (percussion, conch), Ed Blackwell (drums (drum set)) and Frank Lowe (vocals, tenor saxophone).
Which label released Relativity Suite?
Relativity Suite was released in 1973 on JCOA Records (LP 1006).
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