
Point Of Departure (Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series)
** This is a BACKORDER item. Please read our policies before ordering. Check our website for Est. Ship Date.
KEY FEATURES
- Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition in stereo
- Mastered by Kevin Gray from the original master tapes
- 1xLP pressed on 180g vinyl at Optimal
RELEASE DESCRIPTION
In Andrew Hill, Alfred Lion believed he had found another pianist and composer who had as unique and important a voice as Thelonious Monk. Hill debuted on Blue Note in 1963 with a staggering burst of creativity that produced four classic albumsâBlack Fire, Smoke Stack, Judgment!, and his masterpiece Point of Departureâover a period of just five months. Recorded in March 1964, Point of Departure expanded Hillâs palette with a 6-piece ensemble of diverse players that included the remarkable frontline of Eric Dolphy on alto saxophone, bass clarinet, and flute, Joe Henderson on tenor saxophone, and Kenny Dorham on trumpet, along with Richard Davis on bass and Tony Williams on drums. The robust sextet delivered thrilling performances of Hillâs extraordinary compositions including âRefuge,â âNew Monastery,â âFlight 19,â and âDedication.â
TRACKLIST
- Refuge
- New Monastery
- Spectrum
- Flight 19
- Dedication
LISTEN
Available on Desktop & Mobile
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** This is a BACKORDER item. Please read our policies before ordering. Check our website for Est. Ship Date.
KEY FEATURES
- Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition in stereo
- Mastered by Kevin Gray from the original master tapes
- 1xLP pressed on 180g vinyl at Optimal
RELEASE DESCRIPTION
In Andrew Hill, Alfred Lion believed he had found another pianist and composer who had as unique and important a voice as Thelonious Monk. Hill debuted on Blue Note in 1963 with a staggering burst of creativity that produced four classic albumsâBlack Fire, Smoke Stack, Judgment!, and his masterpiece Point of Departureâover a period of just five months. Recorded in March 1964, Point of Departure expanded Hillâs palette with a 6-piece ensemble of diverse players that included the remarkable frontline of Eric Dolphy on alto saxophone, bass clarinet, and flute, Joe Henderson on tenor saxophone, and Kenny Dorham on trumpet, along with Richard Davis on bass and Tony Williams on drums. The robust sextet delivered thrilling performances of Hillâs extraordinary compositions including âRefuge,â âNew Monastery,â âFlight 19,â and âDedication.â
TRACKLIST
- Refuge
- New Monastery
- Spectrum
- Flight 19
- Dedication
LISTEN
Available on Desktop & Mobile






















