Исполнитель: Art Farmer's New York Jazz Sextet Название альбома: Art Farmer's New York Jazz Sextet Год выпуска: 1966/2004 Формат файлов: Mp3, 320 Размер архива: 191 Mb Скачать с: rusfolder Art Farmer put together New York Jazz Sextet in 1965 (not long after he had switched from trumpet to flugelhorn for good), featuring James Moody(tenor sax and flute), trombonist Tom McIntosh, pianist Tommy Flanagan, bassist Richard Davis, and drummer Albert "Tootie" Heath. Their only release was Group Therapy, issued by Scepter, which was long out of business until Lone Hill Jazz reissued this valuable music in 2004, and with an added bonus: All of the mono takes are here, which are different versions from the stereo masters. The primary focus of the CD is on original music, all arranged by the trombonist, starting with McIntosh's richly textured "Bottom on Top," a brilliant ballad feature for Moody's flute and the blend of the horns. McIntosh is the primary focus of the tense "Supplication," though Flanagan's introspective solo will surprise his fans. Four of the numbers were written by either David or Adolph Sandole, with whom Farmer had recorded a decade earlier, while Moody had studied with David. Adolph's tense "Another Look" is a great hard bop vehicle with tight ensembles and superb solos. David's "Dim After Day" is a warm yet complex ballad, while "Joy Shout" is as boisterous as its title suggests, combining elements of gospel and hard bop with a Caribbean rhythm. The one standard is a snappy take of Victor Herbert's "Indian Summer." Moody and Heath remain for a bossa nova arrangement of "Giant Steps" by singer Marie Volpee, with Patti Bown taking over the piano (though the instrument is in need of tuning) and Reggie Workman on bass. The wordless vocal makes this track sound a bit dated, though Moody's dancing flute solo is worth hearing. The mono versions follow on the second half of the CD, though the variations between them and the stereo masters are slight. Art Farmer fans will want to pick up this valuable reissue, especially since this represents the sole recording by this short-lived sextet. Ken Dryden, Rovi
From the beautiful compositions and arrangements to the exquisite solos, this rare album is arguably the most important reissue of the year. Tim Walderman
01. Signature 02. Bottom on the Top 03. Supplication 04. Another Look 05. Dim After Day 06. Indian Summer 07. Joy Shout 08. Glant Steps 09. Signature 10. Bottom on the Top 11. Supplication 12. Another Look 13. Dim After Day 14. Indian Summer 15. Joy Shout 16. Glant Steps
Label: Lone Hill Jazz, 2004
Personnel: Tr. 1-7, 9-15: Art Farmer, flugelhorn; Tom McIntosh, trombone, arranger; James Moody, trumpet, flute; Tommy Flanagan, piano; Richard Davis, bass; Albert "Tootie" Heath, drums New York, December 27, 1965 & January 17, 1966
Tr. 8, 16: Marie Volpee, vocal; James Moody, flute; Patti Bown, piano; Reggie Workman, bass; Albert "Tootie" Heath, drums New York, January 17, 1966 скачать
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