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Born [[Eric Dolphy|Eric Allan Dolphy]] June 20, 1928 Los Angeles, CA. Died  June 29, 1964 in Berlin, Germany. Dolphy was an influential jazz multi-instrumentalist (flute/alto saxophone/bass clarinet) who played with artists such as [[wikipedia:Chico Hamilton|Chico Hamilton]], [[wikipedia:John Coltrane|John Coltrane]], and [[Charles Mingus]].  
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[[Image:Ericdolphy.jpg|right|frame|Eric Dolphy]]
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[[Eric Dolphy|Eric Allan Dolphy]] (Born June 20, 1928 [[Los Angeles]], CA. Died  June 29, 1964 in Berlin, Germany).
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'''Dolphy''' was an influential jazz multi-instrumentalist (flute/alto saxophone/bass clarinet) who played with artists such as [[wikipedia:Chico Hamilton|Chico Hamilton]], [[John Coltrane]], and [[Charles Mingus]].  
  
 
He was classically trained and admired the works of [[Edgard Varèse]] (he recorded [[wikipedia:Density 21.5|Density 21.5]]) and supported the [[wikipedia:Third Stream|Third Stream movement]].  
 
He was classically trained and admired the works of [[Edgard Varèse]] (he recorded [[wikipedia:Density 21.5|Density 21.5]]) and supported the [[wikipedia:Third Stream|Third Stream movement]].  
  
One of [[Eric Dolphy|Dolphy]]'s most influential, and highly regarded, albums was [[wikipedia:Out to Lunch (album)|Out To Lunch]], a phrase [[Frank Zappa|Zappa]] used in the lyrics of [[Oh No]], in 1964. He died from undiagnosed diabetes, shortly after the album was released, while touring in Europe with [[Charles Mingus|Mingus]].  
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One of [[Eric Dolphy|Dolphy]]'s most influential, and highly regarded, albums was [[wikipedia:Out to Lunch (album)|Out To Lunch]], a phrase [[Biography|Zappa]] used in the lyrics of [[Oh No]], in 1964. Shortly after the album was released '''Dolphy''' died from undiagnosed diabetes, while touring in Europe with [[Charles Mingus|Mingus]].
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Dolphy's name, and work, popped up again as a theme [[The Eric Dolphy Memorial Barbecue]] on [[Weasels Ripped My Flesh]] in 1969, and it is claimed that part of the cover design for [[Burnt Weeny Sandwich]] was originally intended for an album by [[Eric Dolphy|Dolphy]] that was never released.
  
His name and work popped up again as a theme [[The Eric Dolphy Memorial Barbecue]] on [[Weasels Ripped My Flesh]] (1969).
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[[Eric Dolphy|Dolphy]] is included in the [[:Category:Freak Out! (The List)|list of names]] on the [[Freak Out!]] cover.
  
It is claimed the part of the cover design for [[Burnt Weeny Sandwich]] was originally intended for an album by [[Eric Dolphy|Dolphy]] that was never released.
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==See Also==
  
[[Eric Dolphy|Dolphy]] is included in the [[:Category:Freak Out! (The List)|list of names]] on the [[Freak Out!]] cover.
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[[wikipedia:Eric Dolphy|Wikipedia article on Eric Dolphy]]
  
[[Category:Supporting Cast|Dolphy, Eric]]
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[[Category:Influences|Dolphy]]
[[Category:Influences|Dolphy, Eric]]
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[[Category:Saxophonists|Dolphy]]
[[Category:Musicians|Dolphy, Eric]]
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[[Category:Clarinetists|Dolphy]]
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[[Category:Freak Out! (The List)|Dolphy]]
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[[Category:Favorite Artists|Dolphy]]
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[[Category:Jazz Composers|Dolphy]]

Latest revision as of 18:08, 17 July 2021

Eric Dolphy

Eric Allan Dolphy (Born June 20, 1928 Los Angeles, CA. Died June 29, 1964 in Berlin, Germany).

Dolphy was an influential jazz multi-instrumentalist (flute/alto saxophone/bass clarinet) who played with artists such as Chico Hamilton, John Coltrane, and Charles Mingus.

He was classically trained and admired the works of Edgard Varèse (he recorded Density 21.5) and supported the Third Stream movement.

One of Dolphy's most influential, and highly regarded, albums was Out To Lunch, a phrase Zappa used in the lyrics of Oh No, in 1964. Shortly after the album was released Dolphy died from undiagnosed diabetes, while touring in Europe with Mingus.

Dolphy's name, and work, popped up again as a theme The Eric Dolphy Memorial Barbecue on Weasels Ripped My Flesh in 1969, and it is claimed that part of the cover design for Burnt Weeny Sandwich was originally intended for an album by Dolphy that was never released.

Dolphy is included in the list of names on the Freak Out! cover.

See Also

Wikipedia article on Eric Dolphy