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| 1. | Arrowhead
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| 2. | Street Swingers
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| 3. | Hot Buttered Noodling
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| 4. | Musicale du Jour
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| 5. | Raney Day
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| 6. | Jupiter
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| 7. | Rocky Scotch
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| 8. | Under The Lilacs
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| 9. | They Say It's Wonderful
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| 10. | Potrezebie
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| 11. | Revelation
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| 12. | Star Eyes
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| 13. | Nobody's Heart
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| 14. | Loup-Garou
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Jazz / Cool, Post-Bop
Bob Brookmeyer (v-tb, p)
Teddy Charles (vib), Jimmy Raney, Jim Hall (g), Bill Crow, Teddy Kotick (b), Osie Johnson, Mel Lewis, Ed Shaughnessy (d), Nancy Overton (vcl)
Tracks #1-6 from the 12" LP "The Street Swingers" (Pacific Jazz PJ 1239).
Tracks #7-14 from the 12" LP "The Dual Role of Bob Brookmeyer" (Prestige PRP 7066). Previously issued as 10" album (Prestige LP 214).
"The Street Swingers":
Recorded in New York City, December 13 & 16, 1957
Bob Brookmeyer (v-tb, p), Jimmy Raney, Jim Hall (g), Bill Crow (b) and Osie Johnson (d)
"The Dual Role of Bob Brookmeyer"
Tracks #7-10:
Recorded at Rudy Van Gelder Studio in Hackensack, New Jersey, on June 30, 1955
Bob Brookmeyer (tb), Jimmy Raney (g), Teddy Kotick (b), Mel Lewis (d)
Tracks #11-14:
Recorded in New York City, on January 6, 1954
Bob Brookmeyer (tb, p), Teddy Charles (vib), Ed Shaughnessy (d), Nancy Overton (vcl only on #13)
Digitally remastered two-fer from the Jazz great includes two albums from the famed trombonist on one disc: The Street Swingers (1957) and The Dual Role Of Bob Brookmeyer (1954). The Street Swingers features Brookmeyer on both trombone and piano, backed by Jimmy Raney and Jim Hall. As a bonus, the complete original LP The Dual Role of Bob Brookmeyer, which was also recorded in a small group format and presents Raney again on guitar and Brookmeyer in the dual role of trombonist and pianist.
This edition presents Bob Brookmeyer’s complete album "The Street Swingers", featuring him on both trombone and piano, backed by Jimmy Raney and Jim Hall.
As a bonus, the complete original LP, "The Dual Role of Bob Brookmeyer", which was also recorded in a small group format and presents Raney again on guitar and Brookmeyer in the dual role of trombonist and pianist.
This reissue has four selections apiece from two different bands, both of which feature subtle interplay and cool tones. Bob Brookmeyer plays valve trombone and piano on two songs apiece with his 1955 quartet, a group also including guitarist Jimmy Raney, bassist Teddy Kotick and drummer Mel Lewis. The other half is actually led by vibraphonist Teddy Charles who features Brookmeyer on both of his instruments along with bassist Teddy Kotick and drummer Ed Shaughnessy; Nancy Overton takes a vocal on "Nobody's Heart." Although the overall set is not all that essential, the music is pleasing and reasonably creative."
---Scott Yanow, All Music Guide
Valve trombonist Bob Brookmeyer (who also plays some piano on this long out-of-print Pacific Jazz LP) teams up with guitarists Jim Hall and Jimmy Raney, bassist Bill Crow and drummer Osie Johnson for six group originals. The tunes are fairly basic and all of the cool-toned musicians are up-to-par on the lightly swinging material. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide |
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