Исполнитель: Ted CursonНазвание альбома: Flip Top Год выпуска: 1977 Формат файлов: MP3@320K/s Размер архива: 82,2 MB Скачать с: rusfolder.com The first half of this release is from the same session that resulted in Ted Curson's Tears for Dolphy. The three selections (performed by the trumpeter in a pianoless quartet with tenor saxophonist Bill Barron, bassist Herb Bushler and drummer Dick Berk) are of the same high quality as the other cuts, highlighted by Curson's "Searchin' for the Blues." The second half of the program features Curson with the Zagreb Radio Orchestra at the 1966 Yugoslavian Jazz Festival. Zita Carno provided the arrangements to three of the trumpeter's originals (including "Quicksand" and "Flip Top") and Curson plays (in his own words) with "one foot in avant-garde, one foot in mainstream." A recommended and consistently stimulating release. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide.
Seventies reissue of two sets of sparkling material from one of Ted Curson's best periods ever! Side one is classic Ted Curson/Bill Barron quartet stuff, with the two of them swinging, going out, and then hitting the money back again. Side two is some rare Eastern European stuff with a large group, and includes great workings of "Quicksand" and "Straight Ice", two of our favorite tracks by him! © Dusty Groove America, Inc.
Ted's audience now is young, something that continually surprises him. His music is so vital especially now, so many of Ted's constituents have died during his tenure (he will be 42 this year). The death of Booker Ervin is something Ted will never get over. The drug scene has eluded him totally for the simple reason that Ted thinks of his body as a shrine, his influences were Johnny Splawn, Clifford Brown and Miles Davis' lyricism. Charles Mingus was definitely the pivot point in his career, every musician around would listen to that band. With all the frustration Ted has gone through his positive attitude prevails. Although he hasn't reflected on what is happening to him now, he is really wired! "I like this album even better than my new one, because it seems to me that I'm getting closer to that big band sound". Ted is definitely ahead of his time and knows it, but with the release of this LP, the pieces finally fit. ~ Extract from Liner Notes by Mary Lou Webb, 1977
A1 Searchin´ For The Blues A2 Desolation A3 Light Blue
Ted Curson - Trumpet Bill Barron - Tenor Saxophone Herb Bushler - Bass Dick Berk - Drums
Recorded 1st August, 1964 at Acousti Studio, Paris, France B1 Quicksand B2 Straight Ice B3 Flip Top
Ted Curson - Trumpet with Unnamed Members of The Zagreb Radio Orchestra Miljenko Prohaska - Conductor Arranger - Zita Carno
Recorded at the Seventh Yugoslavia Jazz Festival, Ljubljana, Yugoslavia Date: Summer 1966 Label: [Private Recording]
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