Jamey Aebersold : Vol. 76 How To Learn Tunes

10/17/21
April In August
At Twilight
Aulil
Changes
Eclipse
Everybody's Song
Illegal Entrance
Kirsten And Her Puppy Katie
Preparatory Exercise #1
Preparatory Exercise #2
To The Fore
Velvet Rose

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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. ?
Scott Yanow

Valery Ponomarev - A Star For You (1997)

MP3@320KBPS

TRACKLIST
1. Commandments From a Higher Authority
2. First Draft
3. Dance Intoxicant
4. Star For You, A
5. Uh Oh
6. We'll Be Together Again
7. Blue For Elena

LINEUP
Valery Ponomarev : Trumpet
Bob Berg : tenor saxophonist
Sid Simmons : piano
Ken Walker : bass
Billy Hart : drums

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AMG REVIEW:
Review by Scott Yanow
Valeri Ponomarev, one of the most underrated trumpeters in jazz, has a style based in the hard bop tradition of Clifford Brown, Lee Morgan and Freddie Hubbard, yet he keeps an open mind toward newer developments. On this CD, he is teamed with tenor saxophonist Bob Berg (whose soulful post-bop style has long been influenced by Michael Brecker), the little-known but talented Philadelphia-based pianist Sid Simmons, bassist Ken Walker, and drummer Billy Hart. The quintet performs six of the trumpeter's tricky yet swinging originals and a reharmonized rendition of "We'll Be Together Again." Ponomarev's very impressive range (hitting high notes with little difficulty), full sound and inventive ideas clearly inspire his sidemen. Berg puts plenty of passion into his solos, and Simmons makes one wish that he were recorded more extensively. Easily recommended to modern straight-ahead jazz collectors.

Valery Ponomarev - Beyond The Obvious (2006)

MP3@320KBPS

TRACKLIST
1. You Dig, I Hear You, You Know What I Mean, etc.
2. Close Your Eyes
3. Party Time
4. The Blessing
5. From Cat to Nat
6. Sale on Love
7. Chelsea Bridge
8. Gina's Cooking

LINEUP
Valery Ponomarev ~ trumpet
Don Braden ~ saxophone
Martin Zenker ~ upright bass
Jerome Jennings ~ drums

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REVIEW

Russian expatriate Valery Ponomarev has been an impressive trumpeter from the time he arrived in the U.S. after fleeing his homeland. This 2005 session pairs him with several younger musicians, including seasoned tenor saxophonist Don Braden, bassist Martin Zenker, and Juilliard student Jerome Jennings, who the leader compares favorably with veteran drummers. With Braden stuck in traffic, Ponomarev improvised a blues to warm up with the others and ended up with the peppy opener "You Dig, I Hear You, You Know What I Mean, Etc." The trumpeter makes use of the full range of his instrument in his expressive solo, also trading licks with Jennings. The blend of trumpet and tenor sax in Lee Morgan's slinky "Party Time" gives the piece a bit of an eerie flavor. His arrangement of "Chelsea Bridge" has more of a mournful air than the typical bittersweet setting of this landmark Billy Strayhorn composition. Ornette Coleman's "The Blessing" proves very accessible and features some great interplay and a bit of arco bass by Zenker. Ponomarev's Latin-tinged "Sale on Love," a barely disguised reworking of Cole Porter's "Love for Sale," is a harmonically rich extended performance. The lack of a pianist is never a problem, as the musicians filled in the missing chords in their heads as they played their hearts out throughout this rewarding studio date.

Jack Teagarden - Mis'ry And The Blues (1961)

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Jack Teagarden (vocals, trombone)
Don Goldie (trumpet)
Don Ewell (piano)
Shay Torrent (organ)
Stan Puls (bass)
Barrett Deems (drums)

01. Don't Tell A Man About His Woman [0:02:57]
02. Basin Street Blues [0:05:11]
03. Froggie Moore Blues [0:02:53]
04. I Don't Want To Miss Mississippi [0:04:18]
05. It's All In Your Mind [0:04:34]
06. Mis'ry And The Blues [0:05:22]
07. Dixieland One-Step [0:05:00]
08. Love Lies [0:03:26]
09. Afternoon In August [0:03:25]
10. Peaceful Valley [0:02:44]

Recorded in Chicago Illinois in June 1961.

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The Dual Role Of Bob Brookmeyer (1954)

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1 Rocky Scotch
2 Under The Lilacs
3 They Say It's Wonderful
4 Potrezebie
5 Revelation
6 Star Eyes
7 Nobody's Heart
8 Loup-Garou

Bobby Brookmeyer : Valve Trombone, Piano
Jimmy Raney : Guitar
Teddy Charles : Vibraphone
Teddy Kotick : Bass
Mel Lewis : Drums

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Johnny Coles - The Warm Sound (1961)

MP3@320KBPS

TRACKLIST
1. ROOM 3
2. WHERE
3. COME RAIN OR COME SHINE
4. HI FLY
5. PRETTY STRANGE
6. IF I SHOULD LOOSE YOU

LINEUP
Johnny Coles, tp; flg.
Kenny Drew, p;
Peck Morrison, b;
Charlie Persip, dr.

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REVIEW
Trumpeter Johnny Coles, best-known for his association with Charles Mingus in 1964, made his recording debut as a leader on this Epic session which was reissued on CD in 1995 by Koch. A bop-based trumpeter with a lyrical sound of his own, Coles is showcased here with an excellent quartet (Kenny Drew or Randy Weston on piano, bassist Peck Morrison and drummer Charlie Persip). He is in top form on a pair of standards (including "If I Should Lose You"), his own blues "Room 3" and four Weston originals; the reissue adds an alternate take of "Hi-Fly" to the original program. A fine outing.
~ Scott Yanow

Bill Watrous & Danny Stiles - One More Time (1976)

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TRACKLIST
1 . GROOVIN' WITH SWEET FACE
2 . STARDUST
3 . TANGERINE
4 . I CAN'T GET STARTED
5 . BAIRDS BIG BAD BLUES MARCH
6 . IT'S YOU OR NO ONE
7 . YOU NUT

LINEUP
Danny Stiles : Trumpet
Bill Watrous : Trombone
Derek Smith : Piano
Milt Hinton : Bass
Mousey Alexander : Drums

NYC, 1976
Famous Door Records

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Conrad Herwig - Another Kind Of Blue (2004)

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TRACKLIST
1 So What Davis 9:43
2 Freddie Freeloader Davis 10:29
3 Blue in Green Davis 8:10
4 All Blues Davis 8:17
5 Flamenco Sketches Davis 9:51
6 Petits Machins Davis 7:40

LINEUP
Conrad Herwig : Trombone
Brian Lynch : Trumpet
Mario Rivera : Baritone Sax
Dave Valentin : Flute
Paquito D'Rivera : Alto Sax, Clarinet
Edsel Gomez : Piano
John Benitiz : Bass
Robby Ameen : Drums
Richie Flores : Percussion

part 1 - part 2

Biography by Chris Kelsey
Conrad Herwig is one of New York's more prominent young progressive/mainstream trombonists. He has recorded and/or performed with a number of famous leaders, including, but not limited to, Joe Henderson, Jack DeJohnette, and Paquito D'Rivera. Herwig is an alumni of the famous University of North Texas jazz program, an experience that obviously prepared him well as a big band player. He began his professional career in the early '80s with Clark Terry's big band; stints with Buddy Rich, Toshiko Akiyoshi, Mel Lewis, and others were to follow. Herwig became an increasingly in-demand sideman in the '90s. He is an accomplished pedagogue, having taught clinics and workshops around the world. Herwig is on the faculty at William Patterson College in New Jersey. His seventh album as a leader, The Latin Side of John Coltrane, emphasizes an affinity for South American idioms. Criss Cross followed in 1998 and a year later, Herwig resurfaced with Osteology. Unseen Universe followed in fall 2000.

Review by Scott Yanow
Trombonist Conrad Herwig, who had previously recorded The Latin Side of John Coltrane, is at it again. Another Kind of Blue has versions of the five songs from Miles Davis' Kind of Blue ("So What," "Freddie Freeloader," "Blue in Green," "All Blues," and "Flamenco Sketches") plus "Petits Machins" performed by a Latin jazz nonet. The results are quite enjoyable and, with the exception of the repertoire and a couple orchestrated sections for the ensemble (the introduction of "So What" by Bill Evans and Paul Chambers, and Davis' trumpet solo on "Freddie Freeloader"), the music has little connection to the original Kind of Blue with Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and Cannonball Adderley. Instead, the transformation serves as a good excuse for the all-star group to romp and come up with fresh ideas. Herwig, trumpeter Brian Lynch, baritonist Mario Rivera, and flutist Dave Valentin have their moments, but Paquito D'Rivera on alto and clarinet constantly steals solo honors; he is too exciting to be denied. The horns are inspired by a blazing rhythm section consisting of pianist Edsel Gomez, bassist John Benitiz, drummer Robby Ameen, and percussionist Richie Flores. It is particularly interesting hearing such unlikely material as "Blue in Green" and "Flamenco Sketches" turned into Afro-Cuban jazz. Another Kind of Blue is quite successful on its own terms and well worth picking up.

Hal Galper-Terumasa Hino - Now Hear This 1977 (2008 release)

mp3@320kbps
recorded in 1977
Enja

TRACKLIST:
1. Now Hear This
2. Shadow Waltz
3. Red Eye Special
4. First Song in the Day
5. Mr. Fixit
6. Bemsha Swing
7. First Song in the Day [#][*][Take]

LINEUP:
Hal Galper : Piano
Terumasa Hino : Trumpet
Cecil McBee : Bass
Tony Williams : Drums

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Terence Blanchard - The Billie Holiday Songbook (1994)

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TRACKLIST:
01. Detour Ahead [04:37]
Performed by: Jeanie Bryson
02. Nice Work If You Can Get It [04:40]
Performed by: Jeanie Bryson
03. In My Solitude [03:42]
04. What A Little Moonlight Can Do [04:02]
Performed by: Jeanie Bryson
05. Good Morning Heartache [04:42]
06. I Cried For You [03:46]
07. Don't Explain [04:16]
08. Fine and Mellow [04:43]
Performed by: Jeanie Bryson
09. I Cover The Waterfront [04:38]
10. Left Alone [08:06]
11. Strange Fruit [03:52]
Performed by: Jeanie Bryson
12. Lady Sings The Blues [06:10]

LINEUP:
Terence Blanchard: Trumpet
Jeanie Bryson: Guest Vocalist
Bruce Barth: Piano
Troy Davis: Drums
Chris Thomas: Bass

REVIEW:
Trumpeter Terence Blanchard's tribute to Billie Holiday is a rather melancholy and often downbeat affair. Sounding less original than usual (he displays a strong Wynton Marsalis influence and also hints at times at both Miles Davis and Thad Jones), there is little joy to these renditions of Lady Day material other than the second half of "I Cried for You." The trumpeter's arrangements for the unswinging string section is occasionally oppressive, sometimes border on muzak and tends to weigh down the music. The only bright spot are the five fine vocals by Jeanie Bryson, who wisely does not try to sound like Holiday and comes across quite well. Otherwise this is a disappointing outing.
~ Review by Scott Yanow ~

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Terence Blanchard & Ivan Lins - The Heart Speaks (1996)

MP3@256KBPS

TRACKLIST:
1 Aparecida 6:01
2 Antes Que Seja Tarde 5:30
3 Meu Pais (My Country) 3:57
4 Valsa Mineira 4:53
5 The Heart Speaks 5:28
6 Congada Blues 5:36
7 Nocturna 5:25
8 Just For Nana 5:04
9 Orizimbo And Rosicler 4:30
10 Choros Das Aguas 7:28
11 Love Dance / Comecar De Novo 4:24
12 Menino 4:49
13 Aparecida Reprise 1:04

LINEUP:
Bass - David Pulphus (tracks: 1 to 10, 12, 13)
Cello - David Bohanovich (tracks: 2) , Fred Zlotkin (tracks: 8, 10)
Drums - Troy Davis (2) (tracks: 1 to 7, 9, 10, 12, 13)
Guitar - Oscar Castro-Neves (tracks: 1 to 3, 9, 13)
Mastered By - Vlado Meller
Percussion - Paulinho Da Costa (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 9, 12, 13)
Piano - Edward Simon (tracks: 1, 2, 4 to 10, 12, 13)
Trumpet, Arranged By [Cello] - Terence Blanchard
Vocals - Ivan Lins (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 8, 9, 11 to 13)
Written-By - G. Peranzetta* (tracks: 11) , I. Lins* , M. Tapajos* (tracks: 1, 13) , P. Williams* (tracks: 11) , V. Martins* (tracks: 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12)

Recorded Augst 28-31, 1995, at Conway Studios, Studio C, Hollywood, CA. Mixed September 15-17, 1995, at Sony Studios, West 54th Street, New York, NY. Mastered by Vlado Meller, September 20, 1995, at Sony Studios, West 54th Street, New York, NY.

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Dizzy Gillespie - Jambo Caribe (1964)

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Personal:
Dizzy Gillespie (Trumpet and Vocals)
James Moody (Tenor Saxophone, Flute and Backing Vocals)
Kenny Barron (Piano and Double Bass)
Chris White (Double Bass, Guitar and Backing Vocals)
Rudy Collins (Drums)
Kansas Fields (Percussion)
Ann Henry (Backing Vocals) - 7

Tracks:
1. Fiesta MoJo (Dizzy Gillespie) 3:53
2. Barbados Carnival (Chris White) 3:00
3. Jambo (Dizzy Gillespie) 5:01
4. Trinidad, Hello (Kenny Barron) 4:24
5. Poor Joe (Joe Willoughby) 2:41
6. And Then She Stopped (Dizzy Gillespie) 3:20
7. Don't Try to Keep up With the Joneses (Joe Willoughby) 2:39
8. Trinidad, Goodbye (Kenny Barron) 8:25

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Dizzy Gillespie - Sweet Soul [Live] (1969)

Original Release Date: 1969 - Audio CD (April 4, 2000)
Label: Spotlite Records
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Track Listings:
Slew Foot
Soul Mama
Azure Blue
Sweet Stuff
Dirty Dude
Party Man
Get to That
Soul Time
Getting Down
Rutabaga Pie

- Sweet Soul, Live -

Bunk Johnson

Willie Gary "Bunk" Johnson
(ca. 1879 or 1889 – July 7, 1949)
was a prominent early New Orleans jazz trumpet player in the early years of the 20th century who enjoyed a revived career in the 1940s.
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This piece of paper comes from the collection of Boston jazz aficionado Samuel Prescott, and it’s an absolute Who’s Who of jazz stars who came through that city in the Forties. The Prescott papers (and discs) are now held by the University of New Hampshire Library, and they took good care of this piece of paper, crowded with signatures of great men and women:

Bunk Johnson 1944

Bunk Johnson – trumpet

George Lewis – cl
arinet
Jim Robinson – trombone

Lawrence Marrero – banjo

“Slow Drag” Alcide Pavageau – b
ass
Baby Dodds – dr
ums
Sidney Brown – tuba (on track 9)

Rec. in New Orleans, 1944

1. Tiger Rag, Pt. 2 4:38
2. We Will Walk Through the Streets [#2] 3:58
3. Sister Kate [#2][#] 4:02
4. Lord, Lord, You Sure Are Good to Me [#2] 4:07
5. Darktown Strutters' Ball [#1] 4:26
6. When You Wore a Tulip 4:33
7. Careless Love, No. 3 4:10
8. There's Yes! Yes! In Your Eyes 4:25
9. My Life Will Be Sweeter Someday 4:16
10. Shake It and Break It [#4] 4:40
11. Panama [#3] 4:42
12. Alabama Bound 3:48
13. High Society 2:40
14. Ballin' the Jack [#2] 3:56
15. When the Saints Go Marching In [#2] 3:57

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Bunk Johnson – The King Of The Blues (1944)

Bunk Johnson – tr
umpet
George Lewis – cl
arinet
Jim Robinson – trombone

Baby Dodds – dr
ums
Lawrence Marrero – banjo

“Slow Drag” Alcide Pavageau – bass

feat.

Sidney “Jim Little” Brown – tuba (on Tracks 2 & 8 only)

Rec. July and August 1944

1. C. C Rider 3:54
2. Low Down Blues 4:39
3. St. Louis Blues 4:14
4. Blue as I Can Be 4:03
5. Dippermouth Blues 3:51
6. Midnight Blues 9:25
7. Weary Blues 4:43
8. New Iberia Blues 4:21
9. Careless Love 4:43
10. How Long Blues 3:59
11. Royal Garden Blues 4:01
12. Tishomingo Blues 4:56
13. C. C Rider Blues 4:17


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Dizzy Gillespie - Perceptions (1961)

Audio CD (September 23, 1997)
Original Release Date: May 22, 1961
Label: Polygram Records
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Sword of Orion
Jubelo
Blue Mist
Fantasia
Horn of Plenty
Ballade

Personnel
Trumpets

Dizzy Gillespie
, Bernie Glow, 
Robert Nagel
, Ernie Royal
, Doc Severinsen
, Nick Travis, 
Joe Wilder
Trombones

Urbie Green, 
Jimmy Knepper
, Paul Faulise
, Dick Hixson
French Horns

John Barrows, 
Jimmy Buffington, 
Paul Ingraham, 
Robert Northern
Tuba

Harvey Phillips, 
Bill Stanley
Harmonica

Gloria Agostini, Laura Newell

George Duvivier (bass)
 Charli Persip (drums) 
Michael Colgrass (percussion)

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Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Stitt & Sonny Rollins - Sonny Side Up (1957)

Sonny Side Up
Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Stitt & Sonny Rollins
(Verve)

Dizzy Gillespie (Trumpet, Vocals)
Sonny Stitt (TenorSax)

Sonny Rollins (TenorSax)

Ray Bryant (Piano)
Tommy Bryant (Bass)

Charlie Persip (Drums)

Recording in New York City, Dec 19th, 1957

1 - On the Sunny Side of the Street Fields, McHugh 5:41
2 - The Eternal Triangle Stitt 14:10

3 - After Hours Hawkins, Parrish 12:19

4 - I Know That You Know Caldwell, Youmans 5:27

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Lee Morgan - Search For The New Land 1964

Lee Morgan - Search For The New Land (1964) {2003 Rudy Van Gelder Remaster}
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Lee Morgan (trumpet)
Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone)
Herbie Hancock (piano); Grant Green (guitar)
Reginald Workman (bass)
Billy Higgins (drums)

1. Search For The New Land (15:45)
2. The Joker (5:04)
3. Mr. Kenyatta (8:43)
4. Melancholee (6:14)
5. Morgan The Pirate (6:31)
Total Time: 42:13

Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on February 15, 1964

Label: Blue Note

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Lee Morgan - Standards (1967)

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1. This Is The Life
2. God Bless The Child
3. Blue Gardenia
4. A Lot Of Livin' To Do
5. Somewhere
6. If I Were A Carpenter
7. Blue Gardenia - (alternate take)

Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on January 13, 1967.

Personnel:
Lee Morgan (trumpet)
James Spaulding (alto saxophone, flute)
Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone)
Pepper Adams (baritone saxophone)
Herbie Hancock (piano)
Ron Carter (bass)
Mickey Roker (drums)

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“The Sidewinder”

Lee Morgan
July 10, 1938 – February 19, 1972

Lee Morgan’s case proves how fatal love can really be. The popular hard bop trumpeter was shot by his common-law wife on February 19, 1972, after an argument between sets while performing at Slugs’, a jazz club in New York City’s East Village. Morgan was shot in the heart and died instantly. He was 33 years old.

Introducing Lee Morgan with Hank Mobley's Quintet (1956)

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Personnel
Lee Morgan (trumpet)
Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone)
Hank Jones (piano)
Doug Watkins (bass)
Art Taylor (drums)

1. Hank's Shout
2. Nostalgia
3. Bet
4. Softly As In A Morning Sunrise
5. P.S. I Love You
6. Easy Living
7. That's All

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Shorty Rogers Shorty Rogers and His Giants 1953

Shorty Rogers
Shorty Rogers and His Giants

Tracks
1 Morpo (Rogers) 3:31
2 Bunny (Rogers) 3:29
3 Powder Puff (Manne) 2:54
4 Mambo del Crow (Rogers) 3:06
5 Joycycle (Rogers) 2:43
6 The Lady Is a Tramp (Rodgers, Hart) 2:21
7 The Pesky Serpent (Giuffre) 2:43
8 Diablo's Dance (Rogers) 3:21
9 Pirouette (Rogers) 3:13
10 Indian Club (Giuffre) 2:39
11 The Goof and I (Cohn) 2:58
12 My Little Suede Shoes (Parker) 2:48

Personnel
[# 1-4, 7-10]
Shorty Rogers - tp
Milt Bernhart - tb
Art Pepper - as
Jimmy Giuffre - ts
Gene Englund - tb
John Graas - fr hrn
Hampton Hawes - p
Joe Mondragon - b
Shelly Manne - dr
Recorded in Los Angeles ; January 12 [# 2, 3, 7 & 9], & January 15 [# 1, 4, 8 & 10], 1953

[# 5, 6, 11 & 12]
Shorty Rogers - tp
Jimmy Giuffre - ts, cl & bs
Pete Jolly - p
Curtis Counce - b
Shelly Manne - dr
Recorded in Los Angeles ; September 10, 1954

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Freddie Hubbard - Gleam (1975)

Freddie Hubbard - Gleam (1975)
MP3 ~ 320kbps ~ 187mb
Label - CBS/Sony (SOPZ 100~101 - Double LP)

Recorded – Live in The Concert at Yubin Chokin Hall, Tokyo.

Tracks
1. Put It in The Pocket 9:29 (C. Randall, F. Hubbard)
2. Ebony Moonbeams 12:33 (G. Cables)
3. Betcha by Golly Wow 8:49 (L. Creed, T. Bell)
4. Spirits of Trane 9:15 (F. Hubbard)
5. Kuntu 22:22 (F. Hubbard)
6. Midnight at the Oasis 7:23 (D. Nichtern)
7. Too High 16:19 (S. Wonder)

Freddie Hubbard - trumpet, fluegelhorn
Carl Randall Jr. - tenor sax, flute
George Cables - electric piano
Henry Franklin - Fender bass
Carl Burnett - drums
Buck Clark - congas, percussion

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Terumasa Hino - Live In Concert 1975

Live In Concert 1975

1. Logical Mystery
2. In The Darkness
3. 'Round About Midnight

Terumasa Hino ~ trumpet
Hideo Miyata ~ sax
Fumio Itabashi ~ electric piano
Tsutomu Okada and Akira Okazawa ~ bass
Motohiko Hino ~ drums
Sadao Watanabe ~ sax
Shigeharu Mukai ~ trombone
Kiyoshi Sugimoto ~ guitar
Masahiko Togashi ~ percussion
Yuhji Imamura ~ congas

live recording done in Tokyo

East Wind Records 1975

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Donald Byrd - Electric Byrd - 1970

Live Recording

Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on May 15, 1970

Donald Byrd . trumpet
Jerry Dodgion . soprano & alto saxophones, flute
Lew Tabackin . tenor saxophone, flute
Frank Foster . tenor saxophone, alto clarinet
Pepper Adams . baritone saxophone, clarinet
Bill Campbell . trombone
Hermeto Pascoal . flute
Duke Pearson . electric piano
Wally Richardson . guitar
Ron Carter . bass
Mickey Roker . drums
Airto Moreira . percussion

1. Estavanico
2. Essence
3. Xibaba
4. The Dude

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Buddy Rich & Harry "Sweets" Edison - Buddy and Sweets 1955

Buddy Rich & Harry "Sweets" Edison
Buddy and Sweets

Tracks
1 Yellow Rose of Brooklyn (Edison) 4:35
2 Easy Does It (Oliver, Young) 8:20
3 All Sweets (Edison) 2:13
4 Nice Work If You Can Get It (Gershwin, Gershwin) 4:07
5 Barney's Bugle (Rich) 9:43
6 Now's the Time (Parker) 4:43
7 You're Getting to Be a Habit with Me (Dubin, Warren) 5:10

Personnel
Buddy Rich (Drums)

Harry "Sweets" Edison (Trumpet)

Jimmy Rowles (Piano)

Barney Kessel (Guitar)

John Simmons (Bass)
Recorded September 1, 1955 at Radio Recorders, Hollywood.

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Shorty Rogers & Andre Previn Collaboration 1954

Shorty Rogers & Andre Previn
Collaboration

Tracks
1 It's Delovely** (Porter) 2:30
2 Porterhouse** (Previn) 2:49
3 Heat Wave (Berlin) 2:40
4 40 Below* (Previn) 2:44
5 You Stepped out of a Dream (Brown, Kahn) 2:28
6 Claudia* (Previn) 3:27
7 You Do Something to Me** (Porter) 3:09
8 Call for Cole** (Rogers) 2:20
9 Everything I've Got (Rogers, Hart) 3:38
10 Some Antics* (Rogers) 3:25
11 It Only Happens When I Dance with You (Berlin) 3:04
12 General Cluster* (Rogers) 3:00

Personnel
Shorty Rogers - tp
André Previn - p
Milt Bernhart - tb
Bud Shank - as & fl
Bob Cooper - ts & ob
Jimmy Giuffre - bs
Al Hendrickson or Jack Marshall** - g
Joe Mondragon or Curtis Counce* - b
Shelly Manne - dr

Recorded in Los Angeles ; March 30, 1954 [# 1, 5, 9 & 11] ; June 14, 1954 [# 4, 6, 10 & 12] ; September 14, 1954 [# 1, 2, 7 & 8]

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Blue Mitchell - The Cup Bearers (1962)

Blue Mitchell - The Cup Bearers (1962)
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Original Release: 1962 | Audio CD (1993) | Label: Riverside Records (OJCCD-797-2)

1. Turquoise
2. Why Do I Love You?
3. Dingbat Blues
4. Capers
5. Cup Bearers
6. How Deep Is the Ocean?
7. Tiger Lily

LINEUP:
Blue Mitchell - Trumpet
Junior Cook - Tenor Saxophone
Cedar Walton - Piano
Roy Brooks - Drums
Gene Taylor - Bass

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Cy Touff - His Octet and Quintet

Cy Touff
His Octet and Quintet

Tracks
1 Keester Parade (Mandel) 7:50
2 TNT (Kahn) 4:54
3 What Am I Here For? (Ellington, Laine) 4:21
4 Groover Wailin' (Mandel) 4:10
5 Prez-Ence (Kamuca, Touff, Young) 5:24
6 Half Past Jumping Time (Hefti) 3:50
7 A Smooth One (Goodman) 6:58
8 Primitive Cats (Kamuca, Touff) 5:38
9 It's Sand, Man ! (Lewis) 5:24
10 A Smooth One [alt. take] (Goodman) 2:32

Personnel
[# 1-4]
Harry "Sweets" Edison, Conrad Gozzo - tp
Cy Touff - bs tp
Richie Kamuca - ts
Matt Utal - as & bs
Russ Freeman - p
Leroy Vinnegar - b
Chuck Flores - dr

[# 5-10]
Cy Touff - bs tp
Richie Kamuca - ts
Pete Jolly - p
Leroy Vinnegar - b
Chuck Flores - dr

Recorded at the Forum Theatre in Los Angeles, California ; December 4 [octet] ; & December 5 [quintet], 1955

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Cy Touff was one of the few specialists on the bass trumpet, an instrument that does not sound all that different from a valve trombone. This 1998 reissue CD finds Touff in two different settings. The first four numbers feature an octet (comprised of trumpeters Harry "Sweets" Edison and Conrad Gozzo, Touff, tenor-saxophonist Richie Kamuca, Matt Utal on reeds, pianist Russ Freeman, bassist Leroy Vinnegar and drummer Chuck Flores) performing three Johnny Mandel arrangements and one by Ernie Wilkins ("What Am I Here For"). "Keester Parade" uses a familiar Sweets Edison line ("Centerpiece") while Tiny Kahn's "TNT" is easily recognizable as the basis for Dave Frishberg's "Can't Take You Nowhere." Touff, Kamuca and Edison are the main soloists on the cool-toned Basie-oriented date. The remainder of the CD is from the following day and puts more of the focus on Touff's soloing in a quintet with Kamuca and pianist Pete Jolly. Touff and Kamuca blend together very well and play off each other in winning fashion. This music also tips its cap constantly to Basie (Jolly purposely plays a few phrases like Count) with "Prez-ence" finding the two horns playing Lester Young's recorded solo on "You're Driving Me Crazy." One of only 2 1/2 albums led by Cy Touff, this CD is definitive of Touff and also notable for featuring Richie Kamuca in superb form.
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Kenny Wheeler - Deer Wan - 1977

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:: Peace For Five
:: 3/4 In The Afternoon
:: Sumother Song
:: Deer Wan

Kenny Wheeler : trumpet, fluegelhorn
Jan Garbarek : saxophones
John Abercrombie : electric guitar, electric mandolin
Dave Holland : bass
Jack DeJohnette : drums
Ralph Towner : 12-string guitar

ECM 1977

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Terence Blanchard - Flow (2004)

TRACKLIST:
1. Flow, Pt. 1
2. Wadagbe (Intro)
3. Wadagbe
4. Benny's Tune
5. Wandering Wonder
6. Flow, Pt. 2
7. The Source
8. Over There
9. Child's Play
10. Flow, Pt. 3
11. Harvesting Dance

LINEUP:
Terence Blanchard (trumpet);
Terence Blanchard (programming);
Brice Winston (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, keyboards, EWI);
Derrick Hodge (bass instrument);
Howard Drossin (programming);
Lionel Loueke (vocals, guitar);
Gretchen Parlato (vocals);
Herbie Hancock, Aaron Parks (piano);
Kendrick Scott (drums).


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Lester Young Laughin' to Keep from Cryin' 1958

Tracks
1 Salute to Benny (Young) 8:32
2 They Can't Take That Away from Me (Gershwin, Gershwin) 6:02
3 Romping (Young) 11:42
4 Gypsy in My Soul (Boland, Jaffe) 4:14
5 Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone (Clare, Stept) 6:11
6 Ballad Medley : The Very Thought of You/I Want a Little Girl/Blue (Basie, David, Livingston) 6:38
7 Mean to Me [*] (Ahlert, Turk) 6:58

Personnel
Lester Young - tenor saxophone & clarinete [# 1 & 2]
Roy Eldridge - trumpete
Harry "Sweets" Edison - trumpete
Hank Jones - piano
Herb Ellis - guitar
George Duvivier - bass
Mickey Sheen - drums

Recorded February 1958 in New York City

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The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson, vol. 1

J.J. Johnson
The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson, vol. 1
(Japanese import)

Tracks
1 Turnpike (Johnson) 4:18
2 Lover Man (Ramirez) 3:54
3 Get Happy (Koehler, Arlen) 4:51
4 Sketch 1 (Lewis) 4:25
5 Capri (Gryce) 3:40
6 Jay (Johnson) 3:45
7 Old Devil Moon (Lane, Harburg) 3:55
8 It's You or No One (Styne, Cahn) 4:09
9 Too Marvellous for Words (Mercer, Whiting) 3:37
10 Coffee Pot (Johnson) 4:11

Personnel
[# 1-5]
Clifford Brown - tp
Jay Jay Johnson - tb
Jimmy Heath - ts & bs
John Lewis - p
Percy Heath - b
Kenny Clarke - dr
Recorded June 20, 1953

[# 6-10]
Jay Jay Johnson - tb
Wynton Kelly - p
Charlie Mingus - b
Kenny Clarke - dr

Recorded by Rudy van Gelder ; September 24, 1954

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Charles Tolliver - Mosaic Select 20

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DISC ONE (A)
1. Drought 9:20 (Charles Tolliver)
2. Felicite 8:23 (Cecil McBee)
3. Orientale 17:36 (Stanley Cowell)
4. Spanning 8:24 (Charles Tolliver)
5. Wilpan's 10:35 (Cecil McBee)
6. Our Second Father (Dedicated to the memory of John Coltrane) 13:20 (Charles Tolliver)

DISC TWO (B)
1. Drought 12:18 (Charles Tolliver)
2. Stretch 10:39 (Charles Tolliver)
3. Truth 7:04 (Charles Tolliver)
4. Effi 10:43 (Stanley Cowell)
5. 'Round Midnight 8:36 (Thelonious Monk)

DISC THREE
(A)
1. On The Nile 13:33 (Charles Tolliver)
2. Ruthie's Heart (Dedicated to my mother) 18:46 (Charles Tolliver)
3. Repetition 8:51 (Neal Hefti)
(B)
4. Impact 7:28 (Charles Tolliver)
5. Our Second Father (Dedicated to the memory of John Coltrane) 20:15 (Charles Tolliver)
6. Earl's World (Dedicated to my brother) (B) 6:24 (Charles Tolliver)

(A)
Charles Tolliver, trumpet; Stanley Cowell, piano; Cecil McBee, bass; Jimmy Hopps, drums.
Recorded live at Slug's Saloon, New York City on May 1, 1970
Disc One, tracks 1-3 originally issued as CHARLES TOLLIVER MUSIC INC LIVE AT SLUGS', VOLUME ONE (Strata East SES1972)
Disc One, tracks 4-6 originally issued as CHARLES TOLLIVER MUSIC INC LIVE AT SLUGS', VOLUME TWO (Strata East SES19720)
Disc Three, tracks 1-3 are previously unissued

(B)
Charles Tolliver, trumpet, Stanley Cowell, piano; Clint Houston, bass; Clifford Barbaro, drums.
Recorded at Yubinchokin Hall, Tokyo on December 7, 1973
Disc Two originally issued as CHARLES TOLLIVER MUSIC INC LIVE IN TOKYO (Strata East SES19745)
Disc Three, tracks 4-6 are previously unissued

Note:
The previously unissued Tokyo material (Disc Three, #4-6) was transferred from the audio portion of a video tape and is in mono.
(p) 1972, 1974, 2005 Strata-East Records.

Disc 1 - Disc 2 - Disc 3
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Joe Gordon

Joseph Henry Gordon
was born May 15, 1928 in Boston, MA and died November 4, 1963 in Santa Monica, CA.

Introducing Joe Gordon 1954

JOE GORDON /Introducing (LP) (EmARCY)

Joe Gordon (tp) Junior Mance (P) Charlie Rouse (ts) Jimmy Schenck (b) Art Blakey (ds)

SIDE A:
1.Toll Bridge
2.Lady Bob 

SIDE B:
1.Grasshopper
2.Flash Gordon 


Recorded : 1954.9.3

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Introducing Joe

September 1954: EXCLUSIVE L-R: American jazz musicians Charlie Rouse (1924-1988) with his saxophone in his lap, Jimmy Schenck on bass, and Joe Gordon (1928-1963) playing trumpet at the EmArcy recording session for the album, 'Introducing Joe Gordon'.
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