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Dionysius

Dannie Richmond Quintet, Ricky Ford (instrumentalist, tenor saxophone), Cameron Brown (instrumentalist, bass), Jack Walrath (instrumentalist, trumpet), Dannie Richmond (instrumentalist, drums), Bob Neloms (instrumentalist, piano)

Dionysius
This quintet session shows that [Richmond] had become a mighty bandleader in his own right as he puts an ensemble of younger players through their paces with the same kind of fiery intensity...

Dionysius

Dannie Richmond Quintet, Ricky Ford (instrumentalist, tenor saxophone), Cameron Brown (instrumentalist, bass), Jack Walrath (instrumentalist, trumpet), Dannie Richmond (instrumentalist, drums), Bob Neloms (instrumentalist, piano)

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This quintet session shows that [Richmond] had become a mighty bandleader in his own right as he puts an ensemble of younger players through their paces with the same kind of fiery intensity...

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'Dionysius' was the final studio album by Dannie Richmond, a drummer best known for his work with the Charles Mingus. Recorded in Italy in 1983 while on tour, the album features three original compositions, one apiece for band members Ricky Ford, Dannie Richmond, and Jack Walrath, plus two from Charles Mingus, 'Three or Four Shades of Blues', and 'Peggy's Blue Skylight'.

Dannie Richmond passed away in New York on March 15th, 1988.

RICKY FORD tenor saxophone

JACK WALRATH trumpet

BOB NELOMS piano

CAMERON BROWN drums

DANNIE RICHMOND drums

Recorded at Cavalieri Studio, Bari, Italy, 1983

Restoration and digital transfer from original analogue tapes. Remastered by Rinaldo Donati.

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September 2023

This quintet session shows that [Richmond] had become a mighty bandleader in his own right as he puts an ensemble of younger players through their paces with the same kind of fiery intensity that had brilliantly served Mingus.
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