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| 1. | Plaay Program
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| 2. | One Finger Snap
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| 3. | The Dolphin Dance
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| 4. | Mel Lewis interview
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| 5. | Make Me Smile
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| 6. | The Eye of the Hurricane
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Recorded: Feb 21, 1982, Smithsonian Institution's Baird Auditorium
Earl Gardner - trumpet
Joe Mosello - trumpet
John Marshall - trumpet
Tom Harrell - trumpet
John Mosca - trombone
Ed Neumeister - trombone
Douglas Purviance - trombone
Earl McIntyre - trombone
Dick Oats - saxophone
Kenneth Garrett - saxophone
Joe Lovano - saxophone
Gary Pribek - saxophone
Gary Smulyan - saxophone
Stephanie Faulber - french horn
Jim McNeely - piano
Marc Johnson - bass
Mel lewis - drums
Mel Lewis and the Jazz Orchestra toured the globe with inventive orating big band music and played a crucial role in revitalizing big band jazz. Lewis was considered one of the top drummers in jazz, acclaimed for fusing swing and be-bop in his drumming. After years of anchoring the rhythm sections of the bands of Gerry Mulligan and Stan Kenton, he teamed with trumpeter and composer Thad Jones to form the Jazz Orchestra, a group which became famous by modernizing the big band sound. By the time this concert was filmed the band had been together for almost two decades under the direction of Lewis. Lewis leads his seventeen piece ensemble through several innovative Herbie Hancock and Bob Brookmeyer charts, delivering big band jazz that is both cutting-edge and timeless. |
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