Home / Music / Out to Lunch! didn't sound like anything else on Blue NoteMusic linernotes album music eric-dolphyOut to Lunch! didn't sound like anything else on Blue NoteWith its dissonant harmonies and free-form structures, Out to Lunch! stood apart from the hard bop that dominated most Blue Note recordings at the time. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBlue Note's avant-garde series made room for Out to Lunch.Bobby Hutcherson's vibraphone replaced the piano on Eric Dolphy's Out to Lunch!Freddie Hubbard, Bobby Hutcherson, and Tony Williams joined Eric Dolphy's Out to LunchColtrane blew up his quartet to 21 musicians for Africa/BrassMy Name Is Albert Ayler was first released on the Dutch Debut labelExploreKatelyn Tarver's Quitter runs 11 songs over 34 minutesNikki Lane co-wrote every song on All or Nothin'Bee Thousand has 20 songs, all recorded lo-fiHalf of Rust Never Sleeps came from Neil Young's Zuma sessionsThe Roots recorded 145 songs for Things Fall Apart — and cut all but 14Previous Peace Piece is one of Bill Evans's most celebrated compositionsNext Oneohtrix Point Never's In Return arrived in 2010 on Arbeit Records