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An unusual album from the west coast scene of the 60s – recorded under the name of the Lighthouse All Stars, but featuring arrangements and [More]
Double or Nothin’ promises a creative East Coast-meets-West Coast musical confrontation, but never delivers. Ace trumpet men Conte Candoli, based in California, and Philly-born Lee [More]
Let’s Cook! is an album by guitarist Barney Kessel recorded at sessions in 1957 but not released on the Contemporary label until 1962. Track listing: [More]
In the 1950s, Charlie Mariano was one of the most promising of the bop-oriented altoists. His personnel here is consistent, with Mariano joined by pianist [More]
“Perhaps his greatest album as a leader. Immaculate trombone solos.” – Ron Wynn/AllMusic. Track listing: 1 Frenesi Written-By – Dominguez, Russell, Charles 3:13 2 The Rhythm Rascal Written-By – Bill Holman [More]
Track listing: 1 Reggie Or Chester (4:36) Bass – Wilfred Middlebrooks Drums – Charlie Persip Piano – Wynton Kelly Tenor Saxophone, Written-By – Benny Golson [More]
“Satin Doll” is a jazz standard written by Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn with lyrics by Johnny Mercer. “Satin Doll” performed on “Jazz For A [More]
“Stella by Starlight” (Victor Young). Personnel: Frank Rosolino – trombone Bubba Kolb – piano Louise Davis – bass Harvey Lang – drums _________________________ Village Jazz [More]
Considering hіѕ tаlеntѕ, аrrаngеr Bіll Hоlmаn hаѕ lеd rеlаtіvеlу fеw recording sessions thrоugh the уеаrѕ. This fоrmеrlу rаrе big-band set from 1958 (оrіgіnаllу on the [More]
Frank Rosolino performs “Misty” with the Bubba Kolb Trio at the Village Jazz Lounge in 1978. Personnel: Frank Rosolino – trombone Bubba Kolb – piano [More]