Lonely Woman
by The Modern Jazz Quartet
- Type: Album
- Released: July 1962
- Label: Atlantic
- Country: United States
- Length: 43:24
- Community rating: 3.61/5 from 2 ratings
Artists on this release: John Lewis, Percy Heath, Milt Jackson, Gary McFarland, Connie Kay, Ornette Coleman
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Named after the seminal Ornette Coleman composition, 'Lonely Woman' was released on Atlantic Records during a period of shifting jazz paradigms. The album demonstrates the quartet's unique ability to integrate avant-garde and post-bop material smoothly into their tightly arranged, classical-leaning chamber-jazz aesthetic.
Genres
Descriptors: acoustic, improvisation, instrumental
Tracklist
- Lonely Woman (6:18)
- Animal Dance (4:03)
- New York 19 (7:53)
- Belkis (3:39)
- Why Are You Blue (6:33)
- Fugato (2:46)
- Lamb, Leopard (If I Were Eve, from "Original Sin") (6:21)
- Trieste (5:47)
Credits
- The Modern Jazz Quartet - primary artist
- Loring Eutemey - artwork, design
- Percy Heath - bass
- Connie Kay - drums
- Richard Heimann - photography
- John Lewis - piano, composed by
- Phil Iehle - recording supervisor
- Tom Dowd - recording supervisor
- Nesuhi Ertegun - supervised by
- Milt Jackson - vibraphone
- Ornette Coleman - composed by
- Gary McFarland - composed by