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List Price: £9.99
Our Price: £37.95
Artist:
Earl Bostic
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Artist:
Scott Hamilton
 UNMISSABLE, 2008-09-27
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING I HAVE BEEN LISTENING TO THIS ALBUM FOR 20 YEARS AND IT ALWAYS REWARDS,IT HAS THE SLEAZE THE MUSICIANSHIP EXCELLS WHAT MORE COULD YOU WANT
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Artist:
Don Byas
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Artist:
Duke Ellington,
Johnny Hodges
Of all the huge number of Ellington recordings, very few feature his unique piano work at any length, and those that do are usually unpopulated with front-line horns. By contrast, the three tracks here that involve him (and those on the Back To Back album from the same session) show him interacting with Johnny Hodges and trumpeter Harry Edison in a unique sextet. Edison, Les Spann (guitar/flute), Al Hall (bass) and ex-Basie drummer Jo Jones were musicians he was unaccustomed to working with, and the inspirational sparks flew. A storming version of "Stompy Jones" (especially during the piano solo and closing ensemble), the lesser-known "Goin' Up" from the movie Cabin In The Sky, plus Fats Waller's "Squeeze Me" are performances to treasure. More conventional but not inferior are the remaining septet tracks led by Hodges with Billy Strayhorn on piano, Ben Webster, Lawrence Brown and Roy Eldridge. All the tunes are played at various medium tempos, and everything is imbued with relaxed swing. Once more, the combination of a Ducal atmosphere with the non-Ellingtonians Eldridge and Jo Jones (again) makes for a highly successful performance. --Brian Priestley
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Artist:
Coleman Hawkins
Brilliant, 2010-03-01
I am a massive fan of good old jazz, rather more so than more newer stuff. When I got this I was beaming all over. Hawkins, or more popularly known as Hawk is a legend, and although he could play more than one instrument it is the tenor saxophone that he is best known for. Arguably this was the man who brought the sax to the forefront of jazz. Indeed when you think of jazz the sax is the first thing that comes to mind.
In his lifetime he played with his own bands, as well as some of the really big names. He played New Orleans jazz along with other styles and as this album showcases, he was a consummate player. A big name in jazz and in the development of this music he is definitely someone that anyone in to jazz should listen to.
The recordings on this cd are taken from 1933-1949 and despite the age of these original recordings the sound transfer is fantastic. This is a must have album for your jazz collection.
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