Ornette Coleman Round Trip: Ornette Coleman on Blue Note (Tone Poet Edition)

• 1. Announcement / Faces And Places
• 2. European Echoes
• 3. Dee Dee
• 4. Dawn
• 5. Snowflakes And Sunshine
• 6. Morning Song
• 7. The Riddle
• 8. Antiques
• 9. Good Old Days
• 10. The Empty Foxhole
• 11. Sound Gravitation
• 12. Freeway Express
• 13. Faithful
• 14. Zig Zag
• 15. The Garden Of Souls
• 16. Toy Dance
• 17. We Now Interrupt For A Commercial
• 18. Broad Way Blues
• 19. Round Trip
• 20. Airborne
• 21. Love Call
• 22. Open To The Public
• 23. Check Out Time
• 24. Lifeline
• 25. Old Gospel
• 26. Strange As It Seems

Iconoclastic saxophonist and composer Ornette Coleman shook the jazz world when he arrived at the Five Spot Café in New York City in 1959 and began his run of seminal albums on Atlantic that laid the foundation for the free jazz movement to come. After a period of disillusionment during which he withdrew from public music making, Coleman re-emerged on Blue Note in 1966 and began writing an intriguing new chapter of his legendary career.

The boxset Round Trip: Ornette Coleman On Blue Note presents all-analog 180g Tone Poet Vinyl Editions of all six albums featuring Coleman that were recorded for Blue Note Records, including his five albums as a leader—the two-volume At The ‘Golden Circle’ Stockholm (1965), The Empty Foxhole (1966), New York Is Now! (1968), and Love Call (1968)—as well as his lone sideman appearance on New And Old Gospel (1967) by fellow saxophonist Jackie McLean. The boxset includes a booklet featuring rare photos and an enlightening essay by critic Thomas Conrad.

The Tone Poet Audiophile Vinyl Reissue Series is produced by Joe Harley and features all-analog, mastered-from-the-original-master-tape 180g audiophile vinyl reissues packaged in deluxe Stoughton Printing “Old Style” Gatefold Tip-On Jackets.