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| Subconscious-Lee |
| Lee Konitz |
| első megjelenés éve: 1949 |
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| (1996)
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| 3.851 Ft
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| 1. | Tautology
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| 2. | Retrospection
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| 3. | Subconscious Lee
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| 4. | Judy
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| 5. | Marshmallow
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| 6. | Fishin' Around
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| 7. | Tautology
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| 8. | Sound-Lee
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| 9. | Rebecca
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| 10. | You Go to My Head
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| 11. | Ice Cream Konitz
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| 12. | Palo Alto
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Jazz
Lee Konitz - Sax (Alto), Sax (Soprano)
Arnold Fishkind - Bass
Billy Bauer - Guitar
Denzil Best - Drums
Jeff Morton - Drums
Lennie Tristano - Piano
Oliver Strauch - Drums
Peter Decker - Sax (Tenor)
Sal Mosca - Piano
Shelly Manne - Drums
Warne Marsh - Sax (Tenor)
Along with the recordings the Lennie Tristano Sextet made for Capitol, the four sessions that make up this CD form the definitive statement from the Tristano "salon," establishing the blind, Chicago-born pianist and his foremost disciples, Konitz and Marsh, as a force and influence on the jazz of the 1950s.
* Manfred Rinderspacher - Photography
* Ralph Sauer - Illustrations
The 1949 Prestige recordings contained on this album are some of the greatest jazz performances ever, period. One happy fact of this genre that sometimes makes record collecting seem like a neat hobby is that some records are gatherings of many important players from particular scenes. In this case, that means not only is there wonderful playing from alto saxophonist Lee Konitz, but also great contributions from his usual gang of sidekicks, including pianist Lennie Tristano, tenor saxophonist Warne Marsh, and guitarist Billy Bauer. The dozen tunes include a standard that Konitz has done many great interpretations of through his career, "You Go to My Head," but is largely a series of original compositions, some with heads as intricate as the route out of the labyrinth. This is one of these sessions in which there is a sense of wonder in the air, and at the same times the musicians seem to make the impossible seem easy. Some of these impressive feats that are accomplished so casually include the suggestion of several time feels in the course of a series of phrases, something the featured drummers such as Denzil Best react to strongly, audibly salivating with cymbal pulsations. There is also a warmth of tone throughout, in moments when the musicians are improvising together, giving the impression of being seated before a steadily growing mound of shimmering gold coins. The tunes on this album sometimes appear in a different sequence on reissues.
---Eugene Chadbourne, All Music Guide |
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