Christopher Logue & Tony Kinsey - Red Bird Jazz & Poetry
| Genre: | Jazz, Non Music |
| Singer: | Christopher Logue |
| Title: | Red Bird Jazz & Poetry |
| Short-info: | Label:
Parlophone – GEP 8765
Type: Vinyl, 7", EP, Reissue, Mono Country: UK Date of released: Category: Jazz, Non-Music Style: Poetry, Contemporary Jazz |
| MP3 album size .rar: | 1676 mb |
| APE album size .rar: | 1817 mb |
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Tracklist
| A1 | Blue Shoes [Tune]; Lithe Girl, Brown Girl [Poem] |
| A2 | Moon Clouds [Tune]; Steep Gloom Among Pine;Trees [Poem] |
| A3 | Bass Time [Tune]; Sometime It's Like You're Dead [Poem] |
| A4 | Pandora [Tune]; Drunk As Drunk On Turpentine [Poem] |
| B1 | Stew Pot [Tune]; Wings Whirr By Moon And Midnight [Poem] |
| B2 | J's Blues [Tune]; Can You Trap Shadows Like This? [Poem] |
| B3 | Blue Lament [Tune]; Tonight, I Write Sadly [Poem] |
Credits
- Bass – Kenny Napper
- Drums – Tony Kinsey
- Music By – Bill Le Sage (tracks: A1, A2), Tony Kinsey (tracks: A3 to B3)
- Piano, Vibraphone [Vibes] – Bill Le Sage
- Sleeve Notes [Sleevenotes] – Charles Fox
- Trombone – Ken Wray
- Trumpet – Les Condon
- Words By [Poems], Vocals – Christopher Logue
Notes
1960s reissue.All tracks originally broadcast on BBC's Third Programme "Red Bird Dancing On Ivory" during the spring of 1959, Recorded In London 29 May,1959.
Poetry by Christopher Logue, based on Pablo Neruda’s “Veinte poemas de Amor”
Jazz by the Tony Kinsey Quintet.
Christopher Logue's "Songs" book of poetry published by Hutchinson
Other versions
| Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GEP 8765 | Christopher Logue & Tony Kinsey | Christopher Logue & Tony Kinsey - Red Bird Jazz & Poetry (7", EP, Mono) | Parlophone | GEP 8765 | UK | 1959 |
| EV 1 | Christopher Logue And Tony Kinsey | Red Bird (12", EP, RE, S/Edition) | Evergreen Records | EV 1 | UK | 1983 |











