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| 1. | Take The 'A' Train
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| 2. | Frame For The Blues
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| 3. | At The Sound Of The Trumpet
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| 4. | 'Round Midnight
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| 5. | Almost Like Being In Love
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| 6. | Whisper Not
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| 7. | Alfie
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| 8. | Georgia On My Mind
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| 9. | Katimavik
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Jazz
Bop
Hard Bop
Crossover Jazz
Recorded: 1967
In May 1967 when Maynard Ferguson was invited to appear at the Canadian Pavillion at Expo in Montreal, his Roulette period was behind him but his style and musical tastes had not really changed. Although he did not appear on record at all in 1966 (other than the soundtrack of a television show) and would not have a regular orchestra until 1970, the music on this CD sounds very much as if it were being played by an edition of the Maynard Ferguson big band. The obscure sidemen (all local players gathered together for the occasion) boast high musicianship and a few excellent (but unfortunately unidentified) soloists. MF is the main star throughout, showing off his remarkable technique and coming up with consistently exciting and generally creative solos in addition to enthusiastically leading the shouting ensembles.
---Scott Yanow, allmusic |
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