Bill_Coleman--From_Boogie_To_Funk-(Universal)-Reissue-CD-2000-mbs
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| + artist ........... Bill Coleman |
| + album ............ From Boogie To Funk |
| + label ............ Universal Music |
| + cat .............. 549 401-2 |
| + year ............. 2000 (1960) |
| + genre ............ Jazz |
| + source ........... CDDA |
| + quality .......... VBRkbps / 44,1Khz / Joint-Stereo |
| + release date ..... 25.04.2004 |
| + size ............. 66,7 MB |
| + link ............. n/a |
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| 01.From Boogie To Funk Part 1 11:39 |
| 02.From Boogie To Funk, Part 2 04:37 |
| 03.Bill, Budd and Butter 09:45 |
| 04.Afromotive In Blue 06:32 |
| 05.Colemanology 05:13 |
| 06.Have Blues, Will Play 'em 09:47 |
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| (t!) total 47:33 min |
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| From Boogie to Funk finds the somewhat undercelebrated swing |
| trumpeter Bill Coleman at a late period in his career, nailing |
| down this set of blues in Paris with a fine group in 1960. The set |
| begins wonderfully with an extended journey through a 16-minute |
| two-part piece entitled "From Boogie to Funk," with the first part |
| subtitled "The Blues" and the second titled "The Boogie." The |
| subtitles prove fitting as Coleman indeed picks up the pace a bit |
| for the second part, and from there the album never really slows |
| down much. It's this swinging feel that propels the later pieces ù |
| "Bill, Budd and Butter," "Afromotive in Blue," "Colemanonlogy," |
| and "Have Blues, Will Play 'Em" ù which were all composed by |
| Coleman, as were the two parts of "From Boogie to Funk." Overall, |
| this set never hits a lull and proves delightful throughout, |
| making one wish Coleman would have recorded a few more sessions |
| such as this while in Paris. Joining him here are Budd Johnson |
| (tenor sax), Les Spann (guitar), Patti Bown (piano), Quentin |
| Jackson (trombone), Buddy Catlett (bass), and Joe Harris (drums). |
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Files
| Path | Size |
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| 01-bill_coleman--from_boogie_to_funk_part_1-mbs.mp3 | 16,21 MB |
| 02-bill_coleman--from_boogie_to_funk_part_2-mbs.mp3 | 6,23 MB |
| 03-bill_coleman--bill_budd_and_butter-mbs.mp3 | 13,54 MB |
| 04-bill_coleman--afromotive_in_blue-mbs.mp3 | 9,63 MB |
| 05-bill_coleman--colemanology-mbs.mp3 | 7,35 MB |
| 06-bill_coleman--have_blues_will_play_em-mbs.mp3 | 13,70 MB |