Curtis Fuller - Boss Of The Soul Stream Trombone 1960

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TRACKLIST
1. The Court (Fuller) - 5:09
2. Flutie (Fuller) - 7:12
3. If I Were a Bell (Loesser) - 9:15
4. Mr. L (Fuller) - 5:04
5. But Beautiful (Burke/VanHeusen) - 5:34
6. Do I Love You? (Porter) - 5:59
7. Chantized (Fuller) - 4:10

LINEUP
Curtis Fuller : Trombone
Freddie Hubbard : Trumpet
Yusef Lateef : Tenor Sax
Walter Bishop : Piano
Buddy Catlett : Bass
Stu Martin : Drums

The Boss Of The Soul Stream Trombone

AMG REVIEW:

An obscure set by trombonist Curtis Fuller that was originally put out by the Warwick label, this otherwise unremarkable set is sparked by the inclusion of the young trumpeter Freddie Hubbard (recently arrived from Indianapolis) and tenor saxophonist Yusef Lateef. With veteran bebopper Walter Bishop on piano and two players from Quincy Jones' big band (bassist Buddy Catlett and drummer Stu Martin), Fuller performs four originals and three standards (including "If I Were a Bell"). Hubbard's fiery statements often steal the show. ?
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Curtis Fuller - New Trombone 1957

The debut record of Curtis Fuller as a session leader, “New Trombone” (Prestige 1957)
with Red Kyner (Sonny Red) (as) Hank Jones (p) Doug Watkins (d) Louis Hayes (b) Curtis Fuller (tb)

Cover design by Reid Miles.

Tracklisting:
1. Vonce #5 

2. Transportation Blues 

3. Blue Lawson 

4. Namely You 

5. What Is This Thing Called Love?

6. Alicia

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Curtis Fuller Sextet - Imagination (1959)

Rec.Dec 17, 1959

TRACKLIST:
1. Kachin' (Fuller) 6:57
2. Bang Bang (Parker) 6:11
3. Imagination Burke, (VanHeusen) 6:49
4. Blues de Funk (Fuller) 9:10
5. Lido Road (Fuller) 8:23

LINEUP:
Curtis Fuller (tb)
Benny Golson (ts)
Thad Jones (tp)
McCoy Tyner (p)
Jimmy Garrison (b)
Dave Bailey (dr)

:: Imagination ::

Curtis Fuller - Blues ette Part1 & Part2 (1959/93)

Curtis Fuller - Blues ette - Vol 1 - 1959

Curtis Fuller - trombone
Benny Golson - tenor sax
Tommy Flanagan - piano
Jimmy Garrison - bass
Al Harewood, drums

01. Five Spot After Dark
02. Undecided
03. Blues-Ette
04. Minor Vamp
05. Love, Your Spell Is Everywhere
06. Twelve-Inch

Recorded on May 21, 1959

Curtis Fuller - Blues ette - Vol 2 - 1993

Curtis Fuller - trombone
Benny Golson - tenor saxophone
Tommy Flanagan - piano
Ray Drummond - bass
Al Harewood, drums

01.: Love Your Spell Is Everywhere
02.: Sis
03.: Bluesette
04.: Is It All A Game
05.: Captain Kidd
06.: Five Spot After Dark
07.: How Am I To Know
08.: Along Came Betty
09.: Autumn In New York
10.: Manhattan Serenade

Recorded at Sound On Sound Studio, New York, N Y from January 4-6, 1993.

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:: Blues ette Vol 1 ::
:: Blues ette Vol 2 ::

Curtis Fuller - Crankin´ 1971

Curtis Fuller(tb)
Bill Hardman(tp)
Ray Moros(ts)
Lenny White(ds)
George Cables(elp)
Stanley Clarke(b)
Bill Washer(g)

1.Black Bath
2.Ballade
3.Crankin´
4.The spirit
5.Maze

:: Crankin´ ::

Curtis Fuller with Red Garland 1957

1 Stormy Weather (7:00)
2 Cashmere (7:17)
3 Slenderella (6:45)
4 Moonlight Becomes You (7:43)
5 Seeing Red (7:35)
6 Roc and Troll (7:42)

Paul Chambers Bass
Curtis Fuller Trombone
Red Garland Piano
Louis Hayes Drums
Sonny Red Sax (Alto)

:: Curtis Fuller with Red Garland ::

The Curtis Fuller Jazztet 1959

Personnel:
Lee Morgan (trumpet)
Curtis Fuller (trombone)
Benny Golson (tenor saxophone)
Wynton Kelly (piano)
Paul Chambers (bass)
Charlie Persip (drums)

Tracks:
1 It's All Right With Me
2 Wheatleith Hall
3 I'll Walk Alone
4 Arabia
5 Judy's Dilemma

Recorded at Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, August 25, 1959

:: The Curtis Fuller Jazztet ::

Curtis Fuller and Hampton Hawes With French Horns 1957

The French horn has rarely been used in jazz as a solo instrument until recent times. Back in the 1950s, jazz's top French horn player was Julius Watkins, with David Amram certainly ranking in the top five. For this 1957 session, trombonist Curtis Fuller and his quintet with altoist Sahib Shihab, pianist Hampton Hawes (Teddy Charles, who contributed three originals, takes his place on one number), bassist Addison Farmer, and drummer Jerry Segal are joined by both Watkins and Amram. On originals by Charles, Amram, and Salvatore Zito, the colorful ensembles and the very adept soloing by the French horns make this a particularly memorable recording. Strange that this album has been obscure for so long. Only the brief playing time keeps this intriguing set from getting a higher rating

1 Ronnie's Tune (Zito) 7:27
2 Roc and Troll (Charles) 7:11
3 A-Drift (Zito) 6:13
4 Five Spot (Amram) 3:28
5 Lyriste (Charles) 6:00
6 No Crooks (Charles) 6:26

Curtis Fuller - trombone
Julius Watkins - French horn
David Amram - French horn
Sahib Shihab - alto saxophone
Hampton Hawes - piano
Teddy Charles - piano
Addison Farmer - bass
Jerry Segal - drums

Recorded at Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey ; May 18, 1957

:: Curtis Fuller and Hampton Hawes With French Horns ::

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Curtis Fuller - The Opener 1957

Tracks
1. A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening (McHugh-Adamson)
2. Hugore (Curtis Fuller)
3. Oscalypso (Oscar Pettiford)
4. Here's to My Lady (Bloom-Mercer)
5. Lizzy's Bounce (Curtis Fuller)
6. Soon (Gershwin)

Personnel
Curtis Fuller - trombone
Hank Mobley - tenor saxophone
Bobby Timmons - piano
Paul Chambers - bass
Art Daylor - drums

Recorded: Jun 16, 1957

:: The Opener ::

Curtis Fuller Jazz..It's Magic 1957

1 Two Ton (Fuller) 4:48
2 Medley - It's Magic/My One and Only Love/They Didn't Believe Me
(Cahn, Kern, Rourke, Staine, Wood) 13:41
3 Soul Station (Fuller) 5:42
4 Club Car (Fuller) 7:15
5 Upper Berth (Foster) 8:32

Personnel
Curtis Fuller - trombone
Sonny Red - alto saxophone
Tommy Flanagan - piano
George Tucker - bass
Louis Hayes - drums

Recorded September 5, 1957

:: Jazz...It's Magic ::

Curtis Fuller Soul Trombone 1962

1 The Clan
2 In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning
3 Newdles
4 The Breeze and I
5 Dear Old Stockholm
6 Ladie's Night

Personnel
Curtis Fuller - trombone
Freddie Hubbard - trumpet
Jimmy Heath - tenor saxophone
Cedar Walton - piano
Jymie Merritt - bass
Jimmy Cobb - drums
G.T. Hogan - drums II

recording debut in 1957 and 1961 sessions

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:: Soul Trombone ::

After The Lights (1957-58) Lee Morgan

Lee Morgan – trumpet
Bobby Timmons, Ray Bryant, Sonny Clark – piano

Pepper Adams – sax

Curtis Fuller – trombone

George Coleman – sax

Paul Chambers, Doug Watkins – bass
Philly Joe Jones, 
Art Taylor – drums

Recorded on Sep-Nov 1957 and Feb 1958

:: Lee Morgan – After The Lights ::
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Trombone Greatest Works

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Total Time: 137:05 min

CD 1:
01. Wilbur De Paris & His Rampart Street Paraders - Under The Double Eagle (5:11)
02. Miff Mole & His Nicksieland Band - Peg O'My Heart (4:36)
03. Jack Teagarden & His Orchestra - After You've Gone (7:13)
04. Bud Freeman's Summa Cum Laude Orchestra - Jack Hits The Road (4:55)
05. J.C. Higginbotham & Henry 'Red' Allen's All Stars - St. James Infirmary (3:47)
06. Juan Tizol & Louis Bellson & His Orchestra - Caravan (3:06)
07. Lawrence Brown - Blues For Duke (7:19)
08. Dicky Wells, Vic Dickenson & Frank Rehak & Count Basie All-Stars - Dickie's Dream (3:13)
09. Vic Dickenson Showcase - Keepin' Out Of Mischief Now (5:57)
10. Vic Dickenson & Jimmy McPartland's All Stars - Slic Vic (4:07)
11. Tyree Glenn & Tony Parenti's All-Stars - In The Good Old Summertime (7:25)
12. Tyree Glenn & Bud Freeman & His Summa Cum Laude Orchestra - At Sundown (4:46)
13. Dicky Wells & His Orchestra - Bones For The King (6:27)

CD 2:
01. Benny Morton Trombone Choir - Sliphorn Outing (4:36)
02. Louis Armstrong & The All Stars - Undecided (3:44)
03. Lou McGarity & Cutty Cutshall & Eddie Condon & His All-Stars - Medley When My Sugar... (5:36)
04. Bill Harris & His Orchestra - Bill, Not Phil (2:43)
05. Bill Harris & New Jazz Sounds - That Old Black Magic (6:47)
06. Jay Jay Johnson's Bop Quintet - Yesterdays (3:03)
07. Jay Jay Johnson's Boppers - Audobahn (Audobon) (2:48)
08. Kai Winding Sextet - A Night On Bop Mountain (3:35)
09. Jay & Kai Quintet - It's All Right With Me (5:06)
10. Bob Brookmeyer - He Ain't Got Rhythm (4:01)
11. The Urbie Green Octet - Lullaby Of Birdland (6:33)
12. Frank Rosolino & Benny Carter - How Can You Lose (6:13)
13. Curtis Fuller - Oscalypso (5:43)
14. Curtis Fuller & John Coltrane Sextet - Moment's Notice (9:10)

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Blues on My Mind (1958)

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A nice collection of hard bop sides cut by Blue Mitchell in the late 50s for Riverside,
taken from the albums "Big Six", "Out Of The Blue", and "Blue Soul".

TRACKLIST:
1 Brother 'Ball 7:19
2 There Will Never Be Another You 5:00
3 Blues on My Mind 9:02
4 Sweet-Cakes 6:09
5 It Could Happen to You 5:51
6 When the Saints Go Marching In 6:58
7 Top Shelf 4:01
8 Blue Soul 4:06
9 Park Avenue Petite 3:54

LINEUP:
Blue Mitchell: Trumpet
Benny Golson: Tenor Sax
Jimmy Heath: Tenor Sax
Johnny Griffin: Tenor Sax
Curtis Fuller: Trombone
Wynton Kelly: Piano
Wilbur Ware: Piano
Sam Jones: Bass
Paul Chambers: Bass
Art Blakey: Drums
Philly Joe Jones: Drums

:: Blues on My Mind ::

City Lights - Lee Morgan 1957

Lee Morgan : City Lights . 1957
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Blue Note 1957

Lee Morgan was only a tender 19 years of age when he led this 1957 Blue Note date,
but his technique surpassed most of the more seasoned trumpeters on the scene.
Technically agile and possessed of a bright, clear tone (he clearly belongs to the lineage of Dizzy Gillespie)
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01-City Lights
02-Tempo de Waltz
03-You're Mine You
04-Just by Myself
05-Kin Folks

Recording at Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey (1957)

Lee Morgan - trumpet
Curtis Fuller - trombone
George Coleman - alto & tenor sax
Paul Chamber - bass
Ray Bryant - piano
Art Taylor - drums

- Lee Morgan : City Lights -