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| 1. | Lullaby in Rhythm
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| 2. | East of the Sun
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| 3. | Steeplechase
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| 4. | Laugh Cry
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| 5. | At Last
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| 6. | You Stepped Out of a Dream
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| 7. | Yesterday's Gardenias
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| 8. | Bock's Tops
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| 9. | Don't Worry 'Bout Me
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| 10. | Backfield in Motion
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| 11. | The Eye Opener
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| 12. | Bojangles of Harlem
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| 13. | It's a New World
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| 14. | Blues in the Night
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| 15. | The Party's Over
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| 16. | Joey, Joey, Joey
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| 17. | Woody's Dot
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| 18. | Namely You
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| 19. | Love in a Home
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| 20. | Progress Is the Root of All Evil
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| 21. | Independent
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| 22. | Invitation to the Blues
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Jazz
Tracks #1-3 not issued on LP
Recorded in Hollywood, at Gold Star Studios, on December 15, 1952
Russ Freeman (p), Bob Whitlock (b) and Bobby White (d)
Tracks #4-11 from Pacific Jazz LP-8 (10")
Recorded in Hollywood, at Radio Recorders, December 27 (#4-6) & 28 (#7-11), 1953
Russ Freeman (p), Joe Mondragon (b) and Shelly Manne (d)
Track #12 from World Pacific JWC-501 (12")
Track #13 from World Pacific JWC-505 (12")
Track #14 from World Pacific JWC-502 (12")
Recorded in Hollywood, at Music Box Theater, on February 19, 1956
Bud Shank (as & fl), Russ Freeman (p), Carson Smith (b) and Shelly Manne (d)
Tracks #15-21 from World Pacific PJM-404 (12")
Recorded in Hollywood, at Radio Recorders, on August 12, 1957
Russ Freeman (p), Monty Budwig (b), Shelly Manne (d) and Stu Williamson (tp, added on #18-21)
Track #22 from World Pacific JWC-511, and Stereo-1031 (12")
Recorded in Hollywood, at Sound Enterprises, on March 26, 1959
Russ Freeman (p), Billy Bean (g), Monty Budwig (b) and Mel Lewis (d)
While other West Coast jazz pianists during the Fifties & early Sixties cut their share-and some perhaps more than that-of albums for a variety of recording firms, Russ Freeman's output of records under his own name was nowhere near enough to reflect his enormous talent.
Thanks to his involvement in the groups of such standard bearers as Dexter Gordon, Howard McGhee, Art Pepper and Wardell Gray, he developed rapidly and when Chet Baker made his first quartet recordings in December 1952, he chose Freeman as pianist, composer and musical director. Freeman's reputation also earned him a place with the Lighthouse All-Stars, Shorty Rogers' Giants and, for ten years from 1955, with Shelly Manne and his Men. This CD is dedicated to the memory of Russ Freeman (1926-2002), an extraordinary but too often underrated jazz pianist who deserves a place among the greatest.
Original recordings produced by Dick Bock and Russ Freeman (15-21).
This CD compilation produced by Jordi Pujol.
24-Bit Digitally Remastered
Note: "Invitation to the Blues" is an extra track taped during a recording session by Annie Ross. The vocal version of the same tune, recorded by the singer, was includd in her album "A Gasser!" |
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