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Oscar Pettiford Quartet, Quintet & Sextet - In A Cello Mood (1952-1954)

Исполнитель: Oscar Pettiford
Название альбома: In A Cello Mood
Год выпуска: 2011, Fresh Sound Records
Формат файлов: Мр3, 320
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Oscar Pettiford became a major factor on the jazz scene when in 1943 Charlie Barnet brought him from Minneapolis to New York as part of a two-bass team with Chubby Jackson. In the early Fifties he was internationally acclaimed not only as a phenomenal bassist, but also as the first man to have made extensive use of the cello as a jazz solo vehicle. His work on cello with the various small groups he led since 1950 is now a matter of music history.

01. Cello Again (Pettiford) 2:38
02. Ah-Dee-Dong Blues (Pettiford) 2:29
03. Sonny Boy
(De Sylva-Brown-Henderson-Jolson) 2:52
04. I’m Beginning To See The Light
(James-Ellington-Hodges-George) 2:50
05. In A Cello Mood (Babasin) 2:26
06. Blues In The Closet (Pettiford) 3:15
07. Monti Celli (Babasin) 3:18
08. Too Marvelous For Words
(Whiting-Mercer) 3:01
09. The Pendulum At Falcon’s Lair
(Pettiford) 4:44
10. Tamalpais (Pettiford) 3:54
11. Jack The Fieldstalker (Pettiford) 4:34
12. Stockholm Sweetnin’ (Quincy Jones) 4:14
13. Low And Behold (Pettiford) 3:28
14. Sextette (Mulligan) 2:53
15. Golden Touch (Quincy Jones) 2:31
16. Cable Car (Pettiford) 2:18
17. Tricrotism (Pettiford) 2:39
18. The Edge Of Love (Goode-Baker-Ables) 2:21
19. Rides Again (Pettiford) 2:33

Tracks #1-4: Oscar Pettiford, cello; Billy Taylor, piano; Charles Mingus, bass; Charlie Smith, drums.
Recorded in New York City, on October 16, 1952

Tracks #5-8: Oscar Pettiford, cello; Harry Babasin, cello; Arnold Ross, piano; Joe Comfort, bass; Alvin Stoller, drums.
Recorded in Hollywood, on May 14, 1953

Tracks #9-13: Julius Watkins, French horn; Phil Urso, tenor sax; Walter Bishop, piano;
Oscar Pettiford, cello & bass; Charles Mingus, bass; Percy Brice, drums.
Recorded in New York, on December 29, 1953

Tracks #14-19: Julius Watkins, French horn; Charlie Rouse, tenor sax; Duke Jordan, piano;
Oscar Pettiford, cello & bass; Ron Jefferson, drums.
Recorded in New York, on September, 1954

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