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| Groovin' to Marty Paich [ ÉLŐ ] |
| Phil Woods |
| első megjelenés éve: 2004 |
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| (2005)
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| 3.821 Ft
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| 1. | Groovin' High
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| 2. | Walkin' Shoes
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| 3. | I've Never Been In Love Before
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| 4. | Round Midnight
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| 5. | Donna Lee
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| 6. | Moanin'
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| 7. | Anthropology
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| 8. | Violets For Your Furs
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| 9. | Bernie's Tune
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| 10. | Airegin
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| 11. | Too Close For Comfort
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| 12. | Shaw'nuff
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Jazz
Recorded: May 30, 2004, LAX Four Points Sheraton Hotel
Phil Woods, alto saxophone and clarinet
Frank Szabo, trumpet
Steve Huffsteter, trumpet
Scott Whitfield, trombone
Rich Bullock, bass trombone
Stephanie O'Keefe, French horn
Don Shelton, alto saxophone
Brian Scanlon, tenor saxophone
Bob Carr, baritone saxophone
Brad Dutz, vibraphone
Christian Jacob, piano
Chriss Conner, bass
Paul Kreibich, drums
An amazing tribute to the great jazz arranger Marty Paich, Alto Sax legend Phil Woods is joined by the Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra under the direction of pianist Christian Jacob. Recorded in 2004 this new release captures the very essence of the groundbreaking 1950's Marty Paich charts.
"Art Pepper Plus Eleven" is one of the classic recordings of 1950s jazz. The combination of Pepper's alto with the arrangements of Marty Paich on a set of bebop standards in 1959 has delighted listeners for decades. 45 years after that recording Ken Poston, the founder and director of the Los Angeles Jazz Institute, presented a four-day jazz festival titled "Springsville" which was billed as celebrating "The Birth Of The Cool And Beyond." One of the main stars of the festival was Phil Woods who appeared on three concerts including one that featured a dozen Marty Paich arrangements, eight of which were from the "Art Pepper Plus Eleven" album.
Since the concert was recorded live and in a one-hour period, all of the music on this release is comprised of first takes yet the musicians sound quite relaxed. Eight of the twelve arrangements were originally on the "Art Pepper Plus Eleven" album while two ("Too Close For Comfort" and "I've Never Been In Love Before") are from "The Broadway Bit" and two others ("Violets For Your Furs" and "Moanin'") are on the album "I Get A Boot Out Of You". All of the charts are from 1959 and originally featured Art Pepper.
45 years after they were first recorded, Marty Paich's arrangements have resulted in another classic recording, and a milestone in the career of Phil Woods.
---Scott Yanow, Author of eight jazz books including Jazz On Film, Trumpet Kings, Jazz On Record 1917-76, Bebop and Swing |
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