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Yusef Lateef At the Bottom Line - 1977 (YAL), where to find?


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is itunes the only place that has this available for download purchase? i don't have itunes.

http://www.yuseflateef.com/YALRecords/bottomline.html

track list
http://www.wikimp3.org/album/yusef-lateef-yusef-lateef-at-the-bottom-line-1977-1968/537048/

a couple of eastern european sites list it as available for download, but it doesn't look like they really have it.

https://www.igroove.ch/product/itunes/203029023/yusef-lateef-at-the-bottom-line-1977/

http://applifto.ru/music/yusef_lateef_at_the_bottom_line_1977

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thanks. i got someone to download it from itunes for me. not a great tune selection, but there's some good soloing on his 1970's shows.

the klompfoot site is straight out of the 1990's. no search function, and a 500 page text list of releases. i'm glad that i got my byard lancaster cimp cd's from cadence before the switch to klompfoot.

https://www.google.com/search?as_q=&as_epq=lateef&as_oq=&as_eq=&as_nlo=&as_nhi=&lr=&cr=&as_qdr=all&as_sitesearch=klompfoot.com%2F&as_occt=any&safe=active&tbs=&as_filetype=&as_rights=&gws_rd=ssl

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There are more than 30 YAL CDs of music listed on Yusef's website -- lots of his classical works, "jazz" recordings, Eternal Winds, freeish 'world music' etc. I had a nice conversation with Yusef's widow a couple weeks ago when she was in town for the opening of the exhibition of his visual art (I posted a piece I wrote in the Jazz in Print forum) and she told about reams and reams of his notated music that has never been played -- four symphonies for starters. I'm going to be in touch with her about trying to see some scores for my Lateef chapter in my book as well as sample some of the recordings. Some I plan to buy. (Yusef and Von Freeman together anyone?) I do own some of the YAL recordings, and I can report that "The World At Peace" with Adam Rudolph and a chamber ensemble as large as 12 players is outstanding. Sort of a multi-stream mix of all of the idioms Yusef was dealing with in the latter part of his life and often a compelling marriage of composition and improvisation and ritual.

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