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4569899 HORACE SILVER QUINTET WITH ART FARMER COMPLETE RECORDINGS Wisteria • Soft Shoe • Confab In Tempo • I’ll Take
Romance • A Night At Tony’s • Blue Concept • Deltitnu • Stupendous Lee • Funk In Deep Freeze • Wham And
They’re Off • Fin De L’affaire • Startin’ From Scratch • Stella-Wise • Base On Balls • Funk In Deep Freeze (Alt Tk)
• Wham And They’re Off (Alt Tk) • No Smokin’ • The Back Seat • Soulville • Home Cookin’ • Metamorphosis •
My One And Only Love • The Outlaw • Melancholy Mood • Pyramid • Moon Rays • Safari • Ill Wind • Evening In
Paris (*) • Wildwood (*) • Elephant Walk (*) • Tiajuana (*) • Social Call (*) • You’ll Always Be The One I Love (*) •
Smoke Signal (*) • In A Meditating Mood (*) • Speculation (*) • Kerry Dance (*) (Collective Personnel: Art Farmer,
Sonny Rollins, Gigi Gryce, Percy Heath, Kenny Clarke, Doug Watkins, Art Blakey, Hank Mobley, Clifford Jordan,
Teddy Kotick, Louis Hayes) [1954-1958] Bonus Track - (*) . The complete recorded collaborations of trumpeter Art
Farmer and pianist Horace Silver. First, are the quintet dates, including the complete original albums ‘Hank Mobley
Quintet’ (Blue Note BN1550), ‘The Stylings of Silver’ (Blue Note BLP 1562), which received a five-star rating in its
original Down Beat review, and ‘Further Explorations by the Horace Silver Quintet’ (Blue Note BLP 1589), as well
as two earlier quintet sessions. Farmer and Silver’s collaborative works are completed at the end of CD3 with two
further dates, one in a septet format, and the other featuring an all-star nonet. [Item Code: 66929 3-CD: $30.00]
4569900 DAVE BRUBECK PAUL DESMOND AT THE FREE TRADE HALL 1958 Introductions • Gone With The
Wind • One Moment Worth Years • Watusi Drums • For All We Know • God Save The Queen • In Your Own Sweet
Way • The Wright Groove • The Duke • Take The ‘A’ Train • St. Louis Blues • Audrey (Incomplete) (Personnel:
Gene Wright, Joe Morello) [1958] 2-CD set. A complete Dave Brubeck concert in Manchester that was never
previously released on any format. Taped around February 20, 1958, this is the first existing recording by the classic
quartet with Paul Desmond, Gene Wright and Joe Morello (Wright had only joined the group the previous month).
Among its many highlights are versions of tunes rarely recorded by the group, like ‘Watusi Drums’, ‘One Moment
Worth Years’, and ‘The Wright Groove’, as well as a marvelous ‘St. Louis Blues’, a short reading of ‘God Save the
Queen’, and the only version of ‘Audrey’ by the classic quartet. [Item Code: 66911 2-CD: $23.00]
4569901 BEN WEBSTER AT THE RENAISSANCE 1960 Gone With The Wind • Stardust • Caravan • Georgia
On My Mind • Ole Miss Blues • Mop Mop • What Is This Thing Called Love • Renaissance Blues • I’m Gonna
Move To The Outskirts Of Town (*) (Collective Personnel: Jimmy Rowles, Jim Hall, Red Mitchell, Frank Butler,
Jimmy Witherspoon, Gerry Mulligan, Leroy Vinnegar, Mel Lewis) [1959•1960] A complete live quintet performance
of the great Ben Webster taped at the Renaissance, in Hollywood on October 14, 1960. Webster is the only
horn, backed by Jimmy Rowles on piano, Jim Hall on guitar, Red Mitchell on bass, and Frank Butler on drums. As
a bonus, added is a poignant blues recorded by Webster the previous year at the same venue, backing singer Jimmy
Witherspoon. [Item Code: 66913 CD: $17.00]
4569902 SHELLY MANNE AND HIS MEN THE PROPER TIME Drum Solo- Blues Theme From The Proper
Time • Blue Stutter- Piano Jazz- Wheels • The Proper Time • Happy Pool • The Proper Time • Doreen’s Blues •
Exotic Moods • Warm Water • Doreen’s Blues • The Proper Time • Drum Solo • Panic • Fraternizing • Doreen’s
Blues • Fast Blues • Piano Trio • Doreen’s Blues • The Proper Time (His Men: Joe Gordon, Richie Kamuca, Victor
Feldman, Russ Freeman, Monty Budwig) [1959-1960] This release presents, for the first time ever on CD, the
complete original Shelly Manne album ‘The Proper Time’ (Contemporary S7587). It presents the legendary Shelly
Manne sextet with Richie Kamuca, Joe Gordon, Victor Feldman, Russ Freeman and Monty Budwig. Featured is the
music that Manne composed for Tom Laughlin’s film ‘The Proper Time’. [Item Code: 66930 CD: $17.00]
4569903 HOWARD McGHEE SHARP EDGE Arbee • Shades Of Blue • Cool • The Day After • Topside •
Sharp Edge • Ill Wind • My Delight • Arbee (Alt Tk) • Cool (Alt Tk) • Sharp Edge (Alt Tk) • Ill Wind (Alt Tk) • Bags’
Groove • My One And Only Love (Colllective Personnel: George Coleman, Junior Mance, George Tucker, Jimmy
Cobb, Billy Taylor, Gene Taylor, Connie Kay) [1961] The complete original album ‘Sharp Edge’. This wonderful
set showcases him in the dual role of trumpeter and arranger of all of the tunes (he is also the composer of four of
them), backed by such well-known sidemen as George Coleman, Junior Mance, George Tucker, and Jimmy Cobb.
As a bonus, added are two live tracks from the same period presenting McGhee in a two trumpet frontline with
Kenny Dorham. This is the first time these two rare tracks ever appear on CD. [Item Code: 66931 CD: $17.00]
4569904 BUCK CLAYTON COMPLETE LEGENDARY JAM SESSION MASTER TAKES Moten Swing • Sentimental
Journey • Lean Baby • The Huckle Buck • Robbin’s Nest • Christopher Columbus • How Hi The Fi •
Blue Moon • Jumpin’ At The Woodside • Don’t Be That Way • Undecided • Blue And Sentimental • Rock-A-Bye
Basie • Out Of Nowhere • Blue Lou • Broadway • All The Cats Join In • After Hours • Don’t You Miss Your Baby
(Collective Personnel: Joe Newman, Billy Butterfield, Ruby Braff, Urbie Green, Benny Powell, Woody Herman,
Henderson Chambers, Trummy Young, Al Cohn, Julian Dash, Coleman Hawkins, Buddy Tate, Charles Fowlkes, Sir
Charles Thompson, Jimmy Jones, Billy Kyle, Freddie Green) [1953/1955] 3-CD set. The label ‘A Black Clayton
Jam Session’ was the generic denomination given to a series of recordings made in the early days of the 12-inch LP
disc that combined two propitious and providential circumstances: the advantageous possibilities which were being
offered by the new technology of a longer recording time, and the growing popularity of a certain jazz style wich
came to be referred to as ‘mainstream’. These seminal recordings showcase many of the finest mainstream jazz
musicians at the peak of their careers, during the early to mid-1950s, when most straight-ahead musicians were no
longer seen as a worthy ‘commercial investment.’ Sadly enough, many of these legendary instrumentalists would
never be recorded again. The players seemed to sense that something special was happening and rose to the occasion
with stellar performances; and above all else soared Clayton’s lyrical horn, gliding over the whole procession
with masterfully crafted solos and unparalleled lyricism. An oustanding example of stretching out from the jam.
[Item Code: 67094 3-CD: $30.00]
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