Avez-vous écouté la version de Milton Buckner à l'orgue en duo avec un saxo alto qui joue merveilleusement bien ? C'est à mon avis le meilleur tempo, pas trop lent, qui permette à Milton d'attaquer son solo avec une puissance incroyable, puis de faire swinguer ce morceau comme personne ne l'a fait. Un chef d'oeuvre musical, beau du début à la fin. La plus belle version que je connaisse à ce jour ! ( ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-euNUJv7aTM0.html ) sur you tube. Écoutez la !
Recorded on 14 November 1958 at Van Gelder Studio in Englewood Cliffs,NJ. Composed by Ray Bryant. Remastered in 2007 by Rudy Van Gelder and released as part of the RVG Remasters series on Prestige/New Jazz PRCD-30162.
BOOGALOO JOE JONES : guitar BOBBY KNOWLES : organ WARREN GIANCATERINO : bass BUD KELLY : drums, percussion ELLSWORTH GOODING : tenor sax CHARLES BOWEN : alto sax VERDONE "TURK" BANKS : congas JAMES VALERIE III : percussion
Yesterday, in a moment of deep reverie thinking of my dearly departed Auntie Laurette, a Fountain of Joy in her own right, I jumped into this playlist with Jon Hendricks singing his lyrics to Clifford's masterpiece. Everybody sang a beautiful tribute to Clifford Brown. And I realized that my Laurette would have appreciated Stan's lyrical song, and Lou Levy's rock sold swing the most of all these spectacular versions.
This is one of those great overlooked hard bop albums of the sixties. There's also a nice version of this tune by Elvin Jones and Richard Davis, with Foster on tenor.
"Slow traffic to the right, Capital J.A.Z.Z. on KBCA. L.A.!!" Tolly's and/or Chuck's theme song. Can you believe KBCA was a twenty-four (non-stop) Jazz radio station, circa 1960?
I've always liked jazz by listening to 89.5, Tulsa University, on Saturday night. Thanks to RU-vid, I can enjoy and explore even more. I can't get enough of Mobley's stuff. Awesome!
Wow and even more Wow!!! This is such exciting music!!!! I am an old guy of 78 now - I started playing tenor when I was a wet behind the ears 16 year old and ZOOT has always been my tenor sax god!!!!
___________________________________________ Once I was young Yesterday, perhaps Danced with Jim and Paul And kissed some other chaps Once I was young But never was naive I thought I had a trick or two Up my imaginary sleeve And now I know I was naive I didn't know what time it was Then I met you Oh, what a lovely time it was How sublime it was too I didn't know what day it was You held my hand Warm like the month of May it was And I'll say it was grand Grand to be alive, to be young To be mad, to be yours alone Grand to see your face, feel your touch Hear your voice say, "I'm all your own" I didn't know what year it was Life was no prize I wanted love and here it was Shining out of your eyes I'm wise and I know what time it is now Grand to be alive, to be young To be mad, to be yours alone Grand to see your face, feel your touch Hear your voice say, "I'm all your own" I didn't know what year it was Life was no prize I wanted love and here it was Shining out of your eyes I'm wise and I know what time it is now =========================
