ESP Is 3D! Superstereo

Artists

Album Info

Release Date: 1971

Label: ESP-Disk'

"printed in amerika" at bottom of labels.

Generic white sleeve (possibly a promo only).

This version has slightly different wording and layout on label than this version: Various - ESP Is 3D! Superstereo. Notably track B5 by Albert Ayler is correctly sourced as ESP-1010 as opposed to "ESP-1002/1010/1016/1020".

After track listing on Side A label is printed: your hip diskdealer will supply most esp sides, but if all else fails, send $4.98 per disk to ESP,300 W 55, NY,NY 10019, and specify alternate choices, if any.

All tracks are untitled, only the artists and catalog numbers of the releases from which the tracks are taken are listed on the labels:

A1: ESP-1095
A2, A6, A13, A19, B3, B10, B11, B12: ESP-1035
A3: ESP-1067 [ORO-5]
A4: ESP-1075
A5, A12, A14: ESP-2006
A7: ESP-1091
A8: ESP-2007
A9: ESP-1038
A10: ESP-2011
A15: ESP-2001
A16: ESP-2003
A17: ESP-1061
A18: ESP-1080
B2: ESP-1068
B5: ESP-1010
B9: ESP-1074
B11: ESP-1045
B13, B15: ESP-2000
B17: ESP-1063
B18: ESP-1013
B19: ESP-1083
B21: ESP-1076
B23: ESP-1082
B24: Mercury SR 61329
B25: ESP-1097 [ORO-6]
B26: ESP-1012
B28: ESP-1055

A11, B1, B8, B14, B16, B20, B27, and B29 [Tuli's rants about the NY Times] do not appear on ESP-1035 and may be exclusive to this sampler.
B4 and B7 are from otherwise unreleased recordings.
B6: origin unknown.
B13 is track A1 on ESP-2000.
B22 was unreleased at the time.
There is an unlisted Tuli track between B23 (Alan Sondheim) and B24 (Randy Burns); and another Tuli appearance in the middle of B21 (Nedley Elstak).
There is a very short unlisted "mystery track" between B26 (Lowell Davidson) and B27 (Tuli).