Исполнитель: Panama Francis Название альбома: Gettin' In The Groove Год выпуска: 2004, Black And Blue Формат файлов: Mp3, 320 Размер архива: 124 Mb Скачать с: rusfolder David "Panama" Francis (December 21, 1918, Miami, Florida – November 13, 2001, Orlando, Florida) was an American swing jazz drummer.
Panama Francis has had a long and versatile career, equally at home in swing and R&B sessions. Playing for church revival meetings were among his earliest gigs and he also gigged with George Kelly's group, the Cavaliers, in Florida (1934-1938) before moving to New York. The following year he worked with Roy Eldridge (making his recording debut) and this was followed by a long period at the Savoy with the Lucky Millinder big band (1940-1946) and an association with Cab Calloway (1947-1952). Francis then became a busy studio drummer, performing anonymously on many pop and rock & roll records. In 1979, when he was in danger of being forgotten, Francis formed the Savoy Sultans, a group based on the small unit that used to play opposite Millinder at the Savoy. The Sultans recorded a steady stream of exciting hot swing records for Black & Blue and Stash during 1979-1983. During the '90s, Panama Francis continued freelancing, including recording and touring with the Statesmen of Jazz (1994-1995). In November 2001, David Albert "Panama" Francis died at the age of 82. Scott Yanow
1. Song Of The Islands 6:08 2. Stiches 2:41 3. Rythm Dr. Man 3:02 4. Frenzy 3:05 5. Checkered Hat 5:50 6. Boats 3:08 7. Little John Special 3:14 8. Blues In Beas's Flat 8:31 9. Clap Hands Here Come Charlie 3:55 10. Gettin' In The Groove 3:06 11. Second Balcony Jump (Take 2) 2:56 12. Looney (Take 1) 3:29 13. Harlem Congo* (Take 1) 3:50
Tracks 1 to 9 recorded on January 31, 1979 Tracks 10 -13 recorded on February 11, 1979 in Paris, France
Alto Saxophone – Howard Johnson, Norris Turney Arranged By – Panama Francis, George Kelly Clarinet – Norris Turney Double Bass – Bill Pemberton Drums – Panama Francis Guitar – John Smith Piano – Red Richards Tenor Saxophone – George Kelly Trumpet – Francis Williams, Irv Stokes
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