℗ 2013 Blue Note Records
Released 2013
Duration 42m 07s
Record Label Blue Note Records
Genre Jazz
 

Out to Lunch!

Eric Dolphy

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1.1
Hat And Beard
Eric Dolphy
8:25
1.2
Something Sweet, Something Tender
Eric Dolphy
6:02
1.3
Gazzelloni
Eric Dolphy
7:16
1.4
Out To Lunch
Eric Dolphy
12:05
1.5
Straight Up And Down
Eric Dolphy
8:19
Digital Booklet
" ... Out To Lunch! is one of the finest records of its kind ..." - All About Jazz "Half a century later it still sounds crazy in a good way." - NPR Eric Dolphy recorded Out To Lunch! in 1964 at the peak of his creativity. That creativity was, sadly, short-lived. Dolphy barely lived long enough to see the release of this album -- he died of complications from diabetes at the age of 36. Considered a classic of modern jazz, Out To Lunch! was innovative, ahead of its time, an antidote to predictability and the foundation of the avant-garde jazz movement.
192 kHz / 24-bit, 96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Blue Note Records Studio Masters

Recording by Rudy Van Gelder. Cover Photo and Design by Reid Miles. High-Resolution Mastering by Alan Yoshida and Robin Lynn at Blanche Dubois, April 2012.
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-2.32
-6.85 to -0.56
-22.42
-25.04 to -21.51
-19.56
-22.10 to -18.20
12
11 to 13
1
Hat And Beard
-0.71-22.13-19.613
2
Something Sweet, Something Tender
-6.85-25.04-22.111
3
Gazzelloni
-2.01-21.65-18.911
4
Out To Lunch
-0.56-21.79-19.012
5
Straight Up And Down
-1.46-21.51-18.213

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