CHARLES SULLIVAN - RE-ENTRY (1976)
re-entry
body & soul
carefree
waltz for cricket
mebe's way
charles sullivan (tp)
rene mclean (as, ts)
kenny barron (p)
buster williams (b)
billy hart (d)
Links
- a monsieur willy world
- analog africa
- awesome tapes from africa
- baby breeze
- baby grandpa
- blaxploitation pride
- e-mile says songs do the matter
- el goog ja
- eternal rhythm
- everything is on the one
- far from ubiquity
- flying dutchman discography (by reza)
- from the shed
- fufu stew
- fullundie
- funk my soul
- funky 16 corners
- groovy merchant
- happy as a fat rat in a cheese factory
- here only good music for all
- ile oxumare
- inconstant sol
- india navigation
- killer groove music library
- loronix
- lost soul
- magic soul
- mainstream records
- matsuli music
- miloramona
- mps-love
- muse records
- my favvourite sound
- my jazz world
- never enough rhodes
- nothing is 2.0
- orgy in rhythm
- private press
- quimsy's mumbo jumbo
- raider of the lost ark
- rock savage
- soundological investimigations
- sounds like shellac
- strata east fan club
- the crime lounge
- to the disco
- vinyl4giants
- von fat bakon
- what's in my ipod
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thanks for this. Although I have come across his name here and there I never knew he had such strong records of his own. A real surprise for me.
Cheers
Many thanks for this great record. I've found a better picture of the cover at http://www.geocities.jp/bluespirits4196/bs0261.jpg
Greetings from Northern Germany
thanks for the cover!!
Don't know the leader, but the band looks promising.
Thanks
Thanks for shedding light on this great trumpeter.
Vesper, I discovered your superb blog a few days ago, Re-entry caught my attention right away, had heard of it but never could find it. Great set. Whatever happened to Charles Sullivan? Thanks for you efforts, friend.
Thanks, vesper! Genesis has long been a personal favorite. This one has remained elusive until now...
Hi Vesper,
I’ve linked to here in my post of Kenny Barron – “Innocence” (1978).
All the Best,
Simon
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