 Исполнитель: Louis Hayes Sextet Название альбома: Una Max Год выпуска: 1990 Формат файлов: FLAC/MP3@320K/s Размер архива: 430,4 MB/145 MB Скачать с: turbobit/gigapeta/katfile/rapidgator
2 Ibis 9:33
3 You don't know what love is 9:39
4 Geri 9:37
5 Una max 7:44
6 Saudade 8:26
7 Ruthie's heart 9:14
Many of drummer Louis Hayes' recordings as a leader have been recorded for European-based labels, so they have not gotten the attention they deserve in his native country, the United States. His sextet for this 1989 session includes pianist Kenny Barron, brother Gerald Hayes on alto sax, trumpeter Charles Tolliver, tenor saxophonist John Stubblefield, and bassist Clint Houston, all of whom are in excellent form. Surprisingly, Houston contributed most of the originals to the date, including the exotic, swirling opener, "El Cid," the brisk samba "Geri," and the more easygoing samba "Saudade." The bassist and the leader collaborated on the hard bop vehicle "Una Max," a cooker that presumably could be a tribute to Max Roach, though there are no liner notes to give details about the background of each composition. Tolliver wrote the adventurous Latin theme "Ruthie's Heart," which showcases Hayes' capabilities very well. Barron's "Ibis" is the most lyrical original of the date, while an extended workout of the bittersweet standard "You Don't Know What Love Is" provides a breather from Latin rhythms. This rewarding date is worthy of wider recognition.
~ Ken Dryden
Gerald Hayes alto saxophone
John Stubblefield tenor saxophone
Charles Tolliver trumpet
Kenny Barron piano
Clint Houston bass
Louis Hayes drums
SteepleChase SCCD 31263 (Denmark)
Recorded December 19, 1989
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