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exclusive collector’s item De-Luxe Box Set 3-CD TEDDY WILSON TRIO with JOE JONES COMPLETE STUDIO RECORDINGS 3 -CD Box Set in De-Luxe cardboard sleeve. Special packaging for collectors All the Box-Set in cardboard and in the same size as regular CD (143 mm. long x 125 mm. tall x 14 mm. wide) For perfect fitting in your shelves Although they had worked and recorded together since the mid-thirties, pianist Teddy Wilson and drummer Jo Jones only recorded in the trio format during the mid-1950s. All of their studio trio works are contained here. Included on this set are the following original albums: For Quiet Lovers (Verve MGV2029), I Got Rhythm (Verve MGV2073), The Impeccable Mr. Wilson (Verve MGV8272) & These Tunes Remind Me of You (Verve MGV8299)! Their studio trio collaborations were recorded in New York during three extended sessions on January 1, 1955, March 5, 1956, and September 13, 1956. Milt Hinton, Gene Ramey, and Al Lucas alternated on bass. The September 20, 1954 studio session added here as a bonus at the end of CD3 is a strange experiment. Instead of the usual piano/bass/drums format, it includes Benny Carter’s alto sax in place of the bass, creating an authentic three-star line-up with each musician enjoying an equal share of solo space. DYN-138635 18.99 € Includes 20-page booklet TEDDY WILSON (piano), JO JONES (drums) on all tracks, with Disc 1 [1-12]: Milt Hinton (bass). New York, January 1, 1955. Disc 1 [13-23] & Disc 2 [1-2]: Gene Ramey (bass). New York, March 5, 1956. Disc 2 [3-18] & Disc 3 [1-8]: Al Lucas (bass). New York, September 13, 1956. Bonus session (Disc 3, 9-16): Benny Carter Trio: Benny Carter (as), Teddy Wilson (p) & Jo Jones (d). New York, September 20, 1954. All original sessions produced by Norman Granz. Cd1: 01 Blues For the Oldest Profession / 02 It Had to Be You / 03 You Took Advantage of Me / 04 Three Little Words / 05 If I Had You / 06 Who’s Sorry Now? / 07 The Birth of the Blues / 08 When Your Lover Has Gone / 09 Moonlight On the Ganges / 10 April In Paris / 11 Hallelujah / 12 Get Out Of Town 13 Stompin’ At the Savoy / 14 Say It Isn’t So / 15 All of Me / 16 Stars Fell On Alabama / 17 I Got Rhythm / 18 On The Sunny Side of the Street / 19 Sweet Georgia Brown / 20 As Time Goes By / 21 Smiles / 22 When Your Lover Has Gone / 23 Limehouse Blues • Total Time: 75:27 Cd2: 01 Blues For Daryl / 02 You’re Driving Me Crazy / 03 I Want to Be Happy / 04 Ain’t Misbehavin’ / 05. Honeysuckle Rose / 06 Fine and Dandy 07 Sweet Lorraine / 08 I Found A New Baby / 09 It’s The Talk of the Town / 10 Laura / 11 Undecided / 12 Time on My Hands / 13 Who Cares? / 14 Love Is Here To Stay / 15 When You’re Smiling / 16 Imagination / 17 The World Is Waiting For the Sunrise / 18 I’ve Got The World on A String • Total Time: 66:00 Cd3: 01 Whispering / 02 Poor Butterfly / 03 Rosetta / 04 Basin Street Blues / 05 How Deep Is The Ocean? / 06 Just One of Those Things / 07 Have You Met Miss Jones? / 08 It Don’t Mean A Thing / 09 Little Girl Blue / 10 June In January / 11 Jeepers Creepers / 12 Rosetta / 13 The Birth Of The Blues 14 When Your Lover Has Gone / 15 The Moon Is Low / 16 This Love of Mine • Total Time: 67:07 JAKI BYARD Trio HI-FLY + HERE’S JAKI DIS-138627 / 12.99 € Includes 16-page booklet DownBeat original review: Hi-Fly All Music Guide: Hi-Fi This release presents pianist Jaki Byard’s second and third LPs as a leader, both of which were recorded in a trio format with Ron Carter on bass. Hi-Fly (New Jazz NJLP8273) was Byard’s third album under his own name and features Pete La Roca on drums, while Here’s Jaki (New Jazz NJLP8256) marks his second record and includes Roy Haynes on drums. [1-8]: Hi-Fly JAKI BYARD, piano RON CARTER, bass PETE LA ROCA, drums Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, January 30, 1962. NEW RELEASE [9-15]: Here’s Jaki JAKI BYARD, piano RON CARTER, bass ROY HAYNES, drums Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, March 14, 1961. 01 Hi-Fly / 02 Tillie Butterball / 03 Excerpts From “Yamecraw” / 04 There Are Many Worlds / 05 Here To Hear / 06 Lullaby Of Birdland / 07 ‘Round Midnight / 08 Blues In The Closet / 09 Cinco Y Quatro / 10 Mellow Septet / 11 Garnerin’ A Bit / 12 Giant Steps / 13 Bess, You Is My Woman Now - It Ain’t Necessarily So / 14 To My Wife 15 D.D.L.J. Total Time: 78:59 TCB-138600 / 12.99 € NEW RELEASE SWISS RADIO DAYS - JAZZ LIVE TRIO CONCERT SERIES VOLUME 34 slide hampton / karl berger & glenn ferriS Jazz Live Trio Slide Hampton, trombone Karl Berger, vibraphone Glenn Ferris, trombone Jazz Live trio : Klaus Koening, piano Peter Frei, bass Peter Schmidlin, drums on (1-4) Pierre Favre, drums on (5-7) (1) Live on September 9, 1972 (2-4) Live on December 16, 1978. (5-7) Live on December 5, 1981. 01, To John (S. Hampton) 02. Knowing (K. Berger) 03. Perfect Love (K. Berger) 04. Going Hone (K. Berger). 05. Lawrence Brown (G. Ferris) 06. Lost Shadown (G. Ferris) 07. Cyclosis (G. Ferris) Total Time: 55:12 DIS-138620 / 9.99 € NEW RELEASES - 2LPs ON 1 CD EDITION THE JAZZ CRUSADERS Freedom Sound + Lookin’ Ahead This release presents the Jazz Crusader’s first two albums in their entirety: Freedom Sound (Pacific Jazz ST-27), and Lookin’ Ahead (Pacific Jazz ST-43). Employing a twohorn front line (trombone and tenor saxophone), the group’s sound was rooted in hard bop, with an emphasis on R&B and soul. They would shorten their name to “The Crusaders” in 1971, when they decided to adopt a jazz-funk style. A long alternate take of “M.J.S. Funk” from the Freedom Sound sessions has been added here as a bonus. The 16-page booklet includes updated and original liner notes, as well as the complete Down Beat reviews for both albums. Wilton Felder (ts) Wayne Henderson (tb) includes 1 bonus track Joe Sample (p) Roy Gaines (g, on 1, 4 & 16 only) Includes 16-page booklet Jimmy Bond (b) & Stix Hooper (d) [1-6] & [16]: Freedom Sound Los Angeles, May 1961. [7-15]: Lookin’ Ahead Los Angeles, late 1961. DownBeat: Freedom Sound All Music Guide: Freedom Sound All Music Guide: Lookin’ Ahead 01 The Geek / 02 M.J.S. Funk / 03 That’s It / 04 Freedom Sound / 05 Theme From “Exodus” / 06 Coon / 07 Song Of India 08 Big Hunk Of Funk / 09 Tonight / 10 507 Neyland / 11 Till All Ends / 12 Tortoise And The Hare / 13 In A Dream 14 Sinnin’ Sam / 15 The Young Rabbits / 16 M.J.S. FUNK [alternate take] * Total time: 77:13 DIS-138621 / 9.99 € includes 1 bonus track Includes 16-page booklet [1-7]: You Better Believe It! Los Angeles, September 9 & 30, 1961. All Music Guide DownBeat [8-16]: Moment of Truth Los Angeles, Aug. 27-early Sep. 1962. All Music Guide DownBeat gerald wilson You Better Believe It! + Moment of Truth This release presents two amazing big band LPs by Gerald Wilson in their entirety: You Better Believe It! (Pacific Jazz ST-34), and Moment of Truth (Pacific Jazz ST-61). These were Wilson’s two first albums for the Pacific label and count among the very best he ever made. Included here is the original version of “Viva Tirado!”, a song which would later become a hit. The band features such impressive sidemen as Joe Maini, Buddy Collette, Bud Shank, Harold Land, Teddy Edwards, Richard “Groove” Holmes, Joe Pass, and Mel Lewis, to name a few. As a bonus, a rare tune by Wilson’s orchestra recorded live in 1954, when Stan Getz, Zoot Sims, Wardell Gray, Melba Liston and Sonny Criss were members of the band. Our 16-page booklet includes updated and original liner notes, as well as the complete Down Beat reviews for both albums. Gerald Wilson & His Orchestra: Ray Triscari, Jimmy Zito, John Audino, Carmell Jones (tp), Bob Edmondson, Lester Robertson, Buddy Collette (cl, as, fl), Joe Maini, Harry Klee (as), Bud Shank (as, fl), Harold Land, Teddy Edwards, Walter Benton (ts), Jack Nimitz (bar), Joe Pass (g), Richard “Groove” Holmes (org), Jack Wilson (p), Jimmy Bond (b), and Mel Lewis (d), among others. Gerald Wilson (cond). [17] BONUS TRACK: Gerald Wilson & His Orchestra: Gerald Wilson, Ernie Royal, Walter Williams (tp), Melba Liston, Henry Coker, Robert Wagner, Trummy Young (tb), Sonny Criss, Willie Smith (as), Wardell Gray, Zoot Sims, Stan Getz (ts), Gerald Wiggins (p), Red Callender (b), Lee Young (d), Gerald Wilson (arr & cond). Live in Los Angeles, February 8, 1954. 01 Blues For Yna, Yna / 02 Jeri / 03 Moody Blue / 04 Straight Up And Down / 05 The Wailer / 06 You Better Believe It / 07 Yvette / 08 Viva Tirado! / 09 Moment Of Truth / 10 Patterns / 11 Teri / 12 Nancy Jo 13 Milestones / 14 Latino /15 Josefina / 16 Emerge 17 Sea Breeze 4:08 * Total Time 79:11
New Releases 2lps on 1 CD Editions DIS-138629 / 9.99 € includes 1 bonus track Includes 16-page booklet count basie Kansas City 7 + Memories Ad-Lib This edition contains the superb 1962 LP Count Basie and the Kansas City 7 (Impulse AS15) in its entirety. It showcases Basie on piano and organ leading a septet featuring some of the best components of his orchestra. Also included here is the song “Trey of Heart”, which complete the session. It first appeared on the compilation album The Definitive Jazz Scene Vol.1 (Impulse AS99). To complete this release, the rare and long-unavailable LP, Memories Ad-Lib (Roulette SR52021). Recorded in 1958, the album presents Basie exclusively on organ, this time leading a quintet with vocalist Joe Williams. Harry “Sweets” Edison joins the band as a guest soloist on “If I Could Be With You”. This release contains new updated liner notes, as well as the original ones for both LPs, and the complete Down Beat review for our main album. [1-9] Kansas City 7 Count Basie (p, org on # 3) Thad Jones (tp) Frank Wess (fl, a-fl, on 2,6,8 & 9 only) Frank Foster (ts, cl, on 1, 3-5 & 7 only) Eric Dixon (ts, fl, cl) Freddie Green (g) Eddie Jones (b) Sonny Payne (d) New York, March 21-22, 1962. Original sessions produced by Bob Thiele. All Music Guide [10-21] Memories Ad-Lib Count Basie (org) Joe Williams, (voc) Freddie Green (g) George Duvivier (b) Jimmy Crawford (d) Harry “Sweets” Edison (tp on 13 only) New York, October 13-14 & December 29, 1958. Original sessions produced by Teddy Reig. All Music Guide 01 Oh, Lady Be Good / 02 Secrets / 03 I Want A Little Girl / 04 Shoe Shine Boy / 05 Count’s Place / 06 Senator Whitehead / 07 Tally-Ho, Mr. Basie! / 08 What’cha Talkin’? / 09 Trey Of Hearts * / 10 Ain’t Misbehavin’ / 11 I’ll Always Be In Love With You / 12 Sweet Sue, Just You / 13 If I Could Be With You / 14 Dinah / 15 Sometimes I’m Happy / 16 Baby Won’t You Please Come Home / 17 Call Me Darling / 18 The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else / 19 Memories Of You / 20 Honeysuckle Rose / 21 All Of Me * from the same sessions, but not incudes on the original LP Total Time: 77:08 DIS-138634 / 9.99 € includes 2 bonus tracks Includes 12-page booklet ELLA FITZGERALD Sings Sweet Songs For Swingers + Get Happy! This edition presents two complete classic albums by the legendary Ella Fitzgerald. On Sings Sweet Songs for Swingers (Verve MGV4032), recorded in 1958-59, she is backed by an orchestra conducted by Frank DeVol, featuring such stars as Harry “Sweets” Edison, Pete Candoli, Buddy Collette, Plas Johnson and Lou Levy. In contrast, the LP Get Happy! (Verve MGV4036) is composed of leftovers from various Verve dates. It presents the singer performing charts by different arrangers on tracks culled from sessions taped between 1957 and 1959, including two songs that complete the Frank De- Vol dates from our first album. As a bonus, two extra songs taken from the Get Happy! sessions. ELLA FITZGERALD, vocals on all tracks With orchestras conducted by Frank De Vol, Nelson Riddle, Russell Garcia, Marty Paich, and Paul Weston. Recorded in Los Angeles, between 1957 and 1959. [1-12]: Originally issued as Sings Sweet Songs for Swingers [13-24]: Originally issued as Get Happy! DownBeat [25-26] Bonus tracks: From the same sessions but not included on the original LPs. 01 Sweet And Lovely / 02 Let’s Fall In Love / 03 Makin’ Whoopee / 04 That Old Feeling / 05 I Remember You 06 Moonlight Serenade / 07 Gone With The Wind / 08 Can’t We Be Friends? / 09 Out Of This World / 10 My Old Flame / 11 East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon) / 12 Lullaby Of Broadway / 13 Somebody Loves Me / 14 Cheerful Little Earful / 15 You Make Me Feel So Young / 16 Beat Me, Daddy, Eight To The Bar / 17 Like Young / 18 Cool Breeze / 19 Moonlight Becomes You / 20 Blue Skies / 21 You Turned The Tables On Me / 22 Gypsy In My Soul / 23 Goody-Goody 24 St. Louis Blues / 25 A Tisket, A Tasket / 26 Swingin’ Shepherd Blues Total Time: 79:12 DIS-138630 / 9.99 € includes 2 bonus tracks Includes 16-page booklet 01 I’ll Buy You A Star 02 Weaver Of Dreams 03 The More I See You 04 I’m Just A Lucky So And So 05 A Fine Romance 06 Until The Real Thing Comes Along 07 The Blues Is Awful Mean 08 That Old Feeling 09 If I Had You 10 Hootchie-Koo 11 Afternoon In Paris 12 Like Someone In Love 13 This Time The Dream’s On Me 14 Fugue ‘N Blues 15 Takeela 16 Weaver Of Dreams 17 Delilah 18 Blues For Skeeter 19 Get Happy* 20 But Not For Me [Unaccompanied Guitar]* * From the same sessions, but not included on the original LP. Total Time: 77:17 DIS-138631 / 9.99 € Includes 12-page booklet 01 Capricious 02 Here I’ll Stay 03 Inside Impromptu 04 You’ve Come Home 05 Get Out Of Town 06 Blue Boy 07 Lonely Town 08 What Is There 09 Just In Time 10 News From Blueport 11 Festive Minor 12 As Catch Can 13 My Funny Valentine 14 Blueport 15 Utter Chaos Total Time: 77:37 KENNY BURRELL Quintet Feat. Tommy Flanagan Weaver of Dreams + Introducing Kenny Burrell This release contains two LPs by Kenny Burrell, who was accompanied on both by pianist Tommy Flanagan. Weaver of Dreams (Columbia CS8503), recorded in 1960-61, features Bobby Jaspar on tenor sax and is unusual in that it showcases Burrell as a singer as well. Introducing Kenny Burrell (Blue Note LP1523) was the guitarist’s second LP as a leader – although the first to be issued. Taped in 1956, it features Burrell on guitar (no vocals here), plus such stars as Paul Chambers, Kenny Clarke and Candido Camero. It contains a different version of “Weaver of Dreams”. KENNY BURRELL, guitar (also vocals on 1-9 & 12) TOMMY FLANAGAN, piano on all tracks (except otherwise indicated), plus: [1-12]: Weaver of Dreams (5, 6) & (8): Bobby Jaspar (ts, fl), Wendell Marshall (b), Bobby Donaldson (d). Tommy Flanagan out. New York, October 18, 1960. (3, 4, 7) & (12): Wendell Marshall or Joe Benjamin (b), Bobby Donaldson o Bill English (d). New York, November 1, 1960. (1, 2) & (9): Bobby Jaspar (ts), Wendell Marshall (b), Bobby Donaldson (d). New York, March 1, 1961. (10-11): Bobby Jaspar (ts), Joe Benjamin (b), Bill English (d). New York, April 11, 1961. Original sessions produced by John Hammond. [13-20]: Introducing Kenny Burrell Paul Chambers (b), Kenny Clarke (d), Candido Camero (cga). Kenny Burrell, unaccompanied guitar solo on 20. Hackensack, New Jersey, May 29 & 30, 1956. Original sessions produced by Alfred Lion. DownBeat All Music Guide GERRY MULLIGAN Jeru + What Is There To Say? This release contains two complete Gerry Mulligan small group albums. Jeru (Columbia CSP JC58732), taped in 1962, presents Mulligan in an unusual setting as the only horn backed by a regular piano-bass-drums rhythm section plus congas. He is accompanied here by drummer Dave Bailey, bassist Ben Tucker, conga drummer Alec Dorsey, and the great pianist Tommy Flanagan. The LP marks the latter musician’s only existing collaboration with Mulligan. Recorded in 1958-59, What Is There to Say? (Columbia CS8116) showcases the saxophonist in one of his regular piano-less quartets, with Art Farmer on trumpet, Bill Crow on bass, and Dave Bailey on drums again. [1-7]: Jeru Gerry Mulligan (bs) Tommy Flanagan (p) Ben Tucker (b) Dave Bailey (d) Alec Dorsey, (conga) New York, June 30, 1962. Original session produced by Dave Bailey for his Jazztime label. DownBeat [8-15]: What Is There to Say ? Gerry Mulligan (bs) Art Farmer (tp) Bill Crow (b) Dave Bailey (d) New York, December 17 & 23, 1958, and January 15, 1959. Original sessions produced by Teo Macero. All Music Guide DIS-138633 / 9.99 € Includes 1 bonus track Includes 12-page booklet SONNY STITT The Sensual Sound of Sonny Stitt + Sonny Stitt & the Top Brass This release presents two complete original albums by Sonny Stiit. The long unavailable The Sensual Sound of Sonny Stitt (Verve V6-8451; it only appeared before on CD in a long out of print Japanese edition) marks the saxophonist’s only collaboration with Ralph Burns, who arranged all of the tunes and conducted the big band plus a string section. Sonny Stitt and The Top Brass (Atlantic SD1395) combines Sonny’s mastery with an all-star group featuring Blue Mitchell and Jimmy Cleveland, among others, and presenting the work of two other prestigious arrangers, Tadd Dameron and Jimmy Mundy. As a further bonus, the only known tune from a rare session recorded by Stitt shortly before the Top Brass date. It showcases Sonny in a tenor sax duet with Dexter Gordon, and with the great Don Patterson backing them on organ. This was the only studio session by Stitt and Gordon together. Sonny Stitt, alto & tenor sax on all tracks, plus [1-10]: The Sensual Sound Of Sonny Stitt : Large band including strings conducted and arranged by Ralph Burns. DownBeat [11-19]: Sonny Stitt & The Top Brass: Reunald Jones, Blue Mitchell, Dick Vance (tp), Jimmy Cleveland, Matthew Gee (tb), Willie Ruff (fhr), Perri Lee (org on 11, 13, 14, 16 & 18 only), Duke Jordan (p on 12, 15, 17 & 19 only), Joe Benjamin (b), Philly Joe Jones or Frank Brown (d). Conducted and arranged by Tadd Dameron & Jimmy Mundy. New York, July 16 & 17, 1962. Original sessions produced by Ahmet Ertegun. DownBeat All Music Guide [20] Bonus Track: Sonny Stitt & Dexter Gordon (ts), Don Patterson (org), Paul Weeden (g), Billy James (d). Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, May 14, 1962. Original session produced by Alfred Lion. 01 Try A Little Tenderness / 02 Back To My Home Town / 03 All Of You / 04 Never Felt That Way Before / 05 World Really Isn’t / 06 They Say It’s Wonderful / 07 Time After Time / 08 I Love You / 09 Once In A While / 10 Talk To Me / 11 Souls Valley / 12 Coquette / 13 On A Misty Night / 14 Stittsie / 15 Poinciana / 16 Boom-Boom / 17 See See Rider / 18 The Four Ninety / 19 Hey Pam / 20 Lady Be Good Total Time 77:08 DIS-138632 / 9.99 € includes 2 bonus tracks Includes 16-page booklet JIMMY SMITH Bashin’ - The Unpredictable Jimmy Smith + Jimmy Smith Plays Fats Waller This release contains Jimmy Smith’s complete classic 1962 LP Bashin’ - The Unpredictable Jimmy Smith (Verve V6-8474), featuring the leader backed by a big band, and showcased in a trio set. The material consists of a combination between old standards and originals arranged by Oliver Nelson. As a bonus, two 45 RPM versions of tunes from the LP, as well as the trio album Jimmy Smith Plays Fats Waller (Blue Note BST- 84100), recorded during the same year, and featuring the exact same formation as the trio tracks from Bashin’ with his regular guitarist and drummer, Quentin Warren and Donald Bailey, respectively. As its title clearly indicates, it presents a selection of tunes composed or regularly performed by the great Fats Waller, who was one of the first jazzmen to devote extensive recordings to the organ. JIMMY SMITH, organ on all tracks, plus: [1-9]: Bashin’ –The Unpredictable Jimmy Smith (1-4) & (9) With the Big Band! Joe Newman, Ernie Royal, Doc Severinsen, Joe Wilder (tp), Jimmy Cleveland, Urbie Green, Britt Woodman (tb), Tom Mitchell (b-tb), Jerry Dodgion, Phil Woods (as), Bob Ashton, Arthur “Babe” Clarke (ts), George Barrow (bar), Barry Galbraith (g), George Duvivier (b), Ed Shaughnessy (d), Oliver Nelson (arr, cond). ( 5-8) With the Trio!: Quentin Warren (g), Donald Bailey (d). Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, March 26 & 28, 1962. Original sessions produced by Creed Taylor. DownBeat [10-16]: Jimmy Smith Plays Fats Waller: Quentin Warren (g), Donald Bailey (d). Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, January 23, 1962. Original sessions produced by Alfred Lion. All Music Guide 01 Walk On The Wild Side / 02 Ol’ Man River / 03 In A Mellow Tone / 04 Step Right Up / 05 Beggar For The Blues / 06 Bashin’ / 07 I’m An Old Cow Hand (From The Rio Grande) 08 Bashin’ [45 Rpm Issue]* / 09 Ol’ Man River [45 Rpm Issue] */ 10 Everybody Loves My Baby / 11 Squeeze Me / 12 Ain’t She Sweet 13 Ain’t Misbehavin’ / 14 Lulu’s Back In Town / 15 Honeysuckle Rose / 16 I’ve Found A New Baby Total Time: 79:17 * Bonus tracks: Edited versions of songs from the LP released as singles.
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