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| Legacy 1967-2001 |
| Dick Sudhalter |
első megjelenés éve: 2010
76 perc |
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| (2010)
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CD |
| 5.061 Ft
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| 1. | In a Jam
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| 2. | Lord, I give you my children
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| 3. | Peg O' My Heart
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| 4. | Red Hot Flo
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| 5. | Dinah
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| 6. | Pardon Me, Pretty Baby
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| 7. | Reaching for Someone
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| 8. | Mister Tram
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| 9. | Because My Baby Don't Mean Maybe Now
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| 10. | Crying All Day
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| 11. | Three Blind Mice
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| 12. | Mississippi Mud
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| 13. | Peaceful Valley
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| 14. | Buddy's Habits
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| 15. | Snowball
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| 16. | Make Believe
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| 17. | I'd Climb The Highest Mountain
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| 18. | Someday Soon
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| 19. | Why Couldn't It Be Poor Little Me?
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| 20. | Rose of Washington Square
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| 21. | How Could We Be Wrong?
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Jazz
Al Baum Sax (C-Melody), Reeds
Alan Cohen Conductor
Alan Cooper Clarinet (Bass), Clarinet
Allen Farnham Piano
Ari Hoenig Drums
Barbara Lea Vocals
Ben Aronov Piano
Bill Rank Trombone
Bill Reid Violin
Chris Ellis Original Material, Vocals, Liner Notes, Lyric Adaptations, Violin, Producer, Compilation
Chris Ellis and the 'New Rhythm Boys Vocals
Dave Green String Bass
Dick Sudhalter Cornet, Liner Notes, Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Quotation Author, Flute
Duncan Campbell Vocals, Trumpet
Ed Saindon Vibraphone
Eva Taylor Vocals
Freddy Staff Trumpet
George Elliott Guitar, Bass
George Hurley Violin
Graham Lyons Reeds, Sax (Tenor)
Harry Coster Audio Restoration
Harry Gold Sax (Bass), Reeds
Harry Roche Trombone
Harry Smith Reeds, Sax (Alto)
Henry Francis Piano
Howard Alden Guitar
Jack Cummings Drums
Jack Fallon String Bass
Jack Parnell Drums
James Chirillo Guitar
Jerome Kern Composer
Jim Ferguson String Bass
Jim Shepherd Trombone
Jock Cummings Percussion, Drums
John Arthy String Bass
John Kirkland Violin
John McLevey Trumpet
John R.T. Davies Vocals, Reeds, Sax (Baritone), Sax (Alto)
Jolien Plat Production Coordination
Keith Ingham Piano
Keith Nichols Vocals, Piano, Composer, Original Material, Trombone
Kelly Isaacs Violin
Ken Poole Reeds
Klages Composer
Lou Lanza Vocals
Louis Harris Violin
Marcel van den Broek Sleeve Design, Art Direction
Marshall Wood String Bass
Martin Fry Sousaphone
Mick Pyne Piano
Mike Scott Drums
Morehouse Composer
Nat Peck Trombone
Nevil Skrimshire Guitar
Oscar Hammerstein II Composer
Pat Dodd Piano, Celeste
Paul Nossiter Reeds, Clarinet
Paul Sealey Guitar
Paul Whiteman Orchestra Orchestra
Pete Colangelo Bass
Peter Ind String Bass
Reg Leopold Violin
Ric Kennedy Trombone
Robison Composer
Straight Composer
Sue "Mrs. John R.T." Davies Original Material
Sy Johnson Piano
Contains previously un-issued material! This nostalgic CD explores Sudhalter's numerous musical alliances in the years 1967-2001.
Intense and full of spirit, this CD with the legacy of Dick Sudhalter, between the years 1967-2001.
"I had already met Dick Sudhalter and Henry Francis at Alan Leat’s little jazz club in the Old Brompton Road and been impressed by Henry’s stride pianistics and Dick’s Bixian sound, so when Laurie Wright, editor of “Storyville” magazine, rang me and suggested that I should get a band Together to welcome the two to London at a gig that he would arrange at an East End pub called The Lord Rookwood I was nothing loth and promptly contacted my friend and EMI colleague Nevil Skrimshire, he of the rock-steady swinging guitar. Together we rounded up John R.T. Davies, Keith Nichols and Alan Cooper and from these informal beginnings a band was born." - Chris Ellis in the linernotes of the CD Dick Sudhalter - Legacy 1967-2001 and it gives a bit of a clue what can be found on this beautiful and very nostalgic CD!
"Was it the players, each a vivid, one of character with dimensions
extending quite beyond the here-and-now of music-making? Was it their feeling for history, cross-fertilizing a record collector’s curiosity with the expansive, share-the-wealth magnanimousness of the professional jazzmen? Or was it nothing more or less than the sense of camaraderie radiating from them as they bade me welcome? Damned if I know. But it felt good, and still does. We met to rehearse, to argue, drink innumerable cups of muddy tea (the milk goes in first, Dad!), every Tuesday evening. The music we made had lift, humour, lightness of spirit. Above all, joy". Dick Sudhalter
Tracks 1 to 14 are previously unissued, except tracks 4 and 5, which were issued only as semi-private limited editions by John R.T. Davies.
Dick Sudhalter
Active Decades: '60s, '70s, '80s and '90s
Born: Dec 28, 1938 in Boston, MA
Died: Sep 19, 2008 in NY
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Swing, Early Jazz
Dick Sudhalter has had an unusual dual career as a superior trad-oriented cornetist and as a jazz journalist. The crowning achievement of his latter career was the co-authorship (with Philip Evans and William Dean-Myatt) of the superb Bix Beiderbecke biography -Bix: Man and Legend. Less known is that Sudhalter has long been a fine improviser himself. He grew up in Boston and played in England in the 1960s (organizing the New Paul Whiteman Orchestra). Since returning to the U.S., Sudhalter has freelanced on the classic jazz scene, played with the New York Jazz Repertory Company and the Classic Jazz Quartet, and recorded for several labels including Audiophile and Challenge.
---Scott Yanow, Rovi |
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