Alongside Alfred Panou & the Art Ensemble of Chicago’s “Je suis un sauvage”, the Baroque Jazz Trio’s EP “Orientasie / Largo” is probably one of the rarest and most sought-after releases on the Saravah label. Baroque Jazz Trio was formed by 3 experienced musicians : George Rabol on harpsichords, Jean-Charles Capon on cello & Philippe Combelle on drums & percussions,
Ranked #2 on the “European Jazz 45’s Top 10 List” by the respected Jazzman Records, and one of the standout tracks on Mobilisation Générale compilation released by Born Bad & Digger's Digest, this record represents the finest fusion of free jazz, baroque music, and exotica—featuring one of the most singular sounds ever heard on a jazz record!
Act fast—this original 45 is still ‘affordable,’ especially when you consider how expensive the same-year Saravah LP has become
Record is strong VG++ (vinyl is glossy and shiny, plays with a few crackles on the intro—these seem common across most copies I’ve had, check the actual audio clip of the record for sale on our IG post) / Sleeve is EX (very light edge wear, clean spines, no seam splits).
