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List Price: £15.99
Our Price: £8.38
Artist:
Illinois Jacquet
 Swinging Tenor Playing, 2007-05-28
This is a lovely compilation of Jacquets work with the Verve label from 1951 to 1958. Famous for his solo on 'Flying Home' with Lional Hamptons band, here he is still in superb form whether playing ballads or burning incendiary solos on tracks like Ellingtons 'Cotton Tail'.
The album is full of great musicians:
Art Blakey - Drums, Herb Ellis Oscar Moore - Guitars, Ray Brown Brown & Red Callender - Bass, Hank Jones - Piano and Organ, Count Basie - Organ, Ben Webster - Tenor Sax, Roy Eldrige - Trumpet etc etc. They don't all play on the same track!
The sleeve notes by Pianist Brian Preistley summarise the recordings well and I strongly recommend it.
List Price: £14.99
Our Price: £17.28
Artist:
Gerry Mulligan,
Ben Webster,
Ben Webster
There is a tradition in jazz of the "Meet" series, where two musicians, often of differing ages or styles, meet and hopefully produce something fresh and exciting (and the record company hopes, commercially successful, appealing to both sets of fans). Sometimes it works and sometimes it stinks worse than a four-month-old half-eaten egg. So here we have Gerry Mulligan Meets Ben Webster: the king of cool jazz, and a baritone sax player meeting the older swing tenor sax man. The resulting sessions were, thankfully, far from resembling a decaying dairy product and see both men in top form. Mulligan appears to have the greater attraction with Webster playing "cooler" than his norm; but that said Mulligan's compositions are obviously inspired from the swing era. It is that connection which allows both men to play off each other with equal excellence. Their cover of Billy Strayhorn's "Chelsea Bridge" and Mulligan's "Go Home" are especially brilliant. A must for both Webster and Mulligan fans. --Phil Brett
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