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Artist : VA
Title : Simply Jazz-4cds of essential jazz music (SIMPLYCD001)
Genre : Jazz
Source : CDDA
Label : n/a
URL : www.unionsquaremusic.co.uk
Street Date : 000-00-0004
Quality : VBRkbps 44,1 kHz Joint-Stereo
tracks : cd1: 12
cd2: 18
cd3: 16
cd4: 12
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█║ Num│ TITLE │ TIME ║█
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█║ │ cd1 │ ║█
█║ │ │ ║█
█║ 01 │ jamie cullum - too close for comfort │ 03:26║█
█║ 02 │ bobby hutcherson - nascimento │ 06:07║█
█║ 03 │ zoot sims - i'm getting sentimental over you │ 06:39║█
█║ 04 │ jim tomlinson - so danτo samba │ 05:15║█
█║ 05 │ harrison donald - freddie freeloader │ 05:57║█
█║ 06 │ stan getz - and the angels swing │ 02:44║█
█║ 07 │ ricky ford - samba de caribe │ 04:35║█
█║ 08 │ clark terry - flutinÆ and fluginÆ │ 06:46║█
█║ 09 │ richie cole - hi-fly │ 06:52║█
█║ 10 │ pat martino - road song │ 05:42║█
█║ 11 │ woods phil - samba du bois │ 07:00║█
█║ 12 │ lee konitz - spinning waltz │ 05:41║█
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█║ │ cd2 │ ║█
█║ │ │ ║█
█║ 01 │ lester young - jump lester jump │ 03:20║█
█║ 02 │ jimmy rushing - jimmy's round the clock │ 03:12║█
█║ │ blues │ ║█
█║ 03 │ illinois jacquet - illinois goes to chicago │ 03:01║█
█║ 04 │ helen humes - airplane blues │ 02:32║█
█║ 05 │ paul williams - the hucklebuck │ 03:09║█
█║ 06 │ tiny bradshaw - take the hands off the clock │ 02:26║█
█║ 07 │ hal singer - cornbread │ 03:01║█
█║ 08 │ gatemouth moore - i ain't mad at you, │ 02:55║█
█║ │ pretty baby │ ║█
█║ 09 │ otis spann - this is the blues │ 03:14║█
█║ 10 │ joe williams - everyday i have the blues │ 02:40║█
█║ 11 │ big jay mcneely - the deacon's hop │ 02:51║█
█║ 12 │ joe lee wilson - pink champagne │ 06:25║█
█║ 13 │ jaki byard - pete and thomas │ 03:41║█
█║ 14 │ harold land - swingin' on savoy │ 02:39║█
█║ 15 │ doc pomus - my good pott │ 02:43║█
█║ 16 │ pete johnson - atomic boogie │ 02:54║█
█║ 17 │ tommy brown - v8 baby │ 02:58║█
█║ 18 │ brother jack mcduff - walkin' the dog │ 08:08║█
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█║ 01 │ jj johnson & kai winding - bernie's tune │ 03:57║█
█║ 02 │ miles davis - little willie leaps │ 02:53║█
█║ 03 │ lester young - ding dong │ 02:27║█
█║ 04 │ cannonball adderley - bohemie after dark │ 06:06║█
█║ 05 │ dexter gordon - long tall dexter │ 03:04║█
█║ 06 │ marian mcpartland - four brothers │ 02:40║█
█║ 07 │ sonny sitt - dig dr woody │ 05:28║█
█║ 08 │ fats navarro - fat girl │ 02:20║█
█║ 09 │ charles mingus - tea for two │ 06:20║█
█║ 10 │ dizzy gillespie - groovin' high │ 02:43║█
█║ 11 │ stan getz - don't worry 'bout me │ 02:39║█
█║ 12 │ donald byrd - star eyes │ 07:50║█
█║ 13 │ charlie parker - billie's bounce │ 03:10║█
█║ 14 │ george shearing - moon over miami │ 03:13║█
█║ 15 │ kenny dorham - bebop in pastel │ 02:52║█
█║ 16 │ modern jazz quartet - moving nicely │ 03:14║█
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█║ 01 │ clare teal - you're my thrill │ 06:08║█
█║ 02 │ junior cook - detour ahead │ 04:59║█
█║ 03 │ pat martino - how insensitive │ 06:11║█
█║ 04 │ houston person - it's the talk of the town │ 07:24║█
█║ 05 │ stacey kent - all too soon │ 04:09║█
█║ 06 │ grupo cabana - favela │ 03:38║█
█║ 07 │ big maybelle - say it isn't so │ 02:28║█
█║ 08 │ ruby braff - this all i ask │ 04:49║█
█║ 09 │ irene kral - when i look in your eyes │ 03:38║█
█║ 10 │ kenny burrell - so little time │ 06:24║█
█║ 11 │ al cohn & zooz sims - emily │ 07:21║█
█║ 12 │ carol sloane - something cool │ 04:54║█
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█║ │ ToTaL TiME : 251:32 min ║█
█║ │ SiZE : 298,6 MB ║█
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█║░ CD1: Cool Summer Jazz ░║█
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█║░ 01 Jamie Cullum - Too Close For ░║█
█║░ Comfort ░║█
█║░ Pianist/singer Cullum may be known as ░║█
█║░ Sinatra in Sneakers, but itÆs Marty ░║█
█║░ PaichÆs smart 1960 arrangement for ░║█
█║░ jazz singer Mel TormΘ that he ░║█
█║░ stylishly adapts here. ░║█
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█║░ 02 Bobby Hutcherson - Nascimento ░║█
█║░ An irresistible samba written by jazz ░║█
█║░ pianist Barry Harris and played by ░║█
█║░ the master of the mallets, Bobby ░║█
█║░ Hutcherson, this time on effervescent ░║█
█║░ marimba. ░║█
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█║░ 03 Zoot Sims - IÆm Getting ░║█
█║░ Sentimental Over You ░║█
█║░ The theme tune of the æSentimental ░║█
█║░ Gentleman Of SwingÆ, trombonist Tommy ░║█
█║░ Dorsey, is given a typically easy ░║█
█║░ swinging treatment by warm-toned ░║█
█║░ tenorist Zoot Sims. ░║█
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█║░ 04 Jim Tomlinson - So Danτo Samba ░║█
█║░ This bewitching Antonio Carlos Jobim ░║█
█║░ tune was made famous by Stan Getz in ░║█
█║░ the bossa nova craze of the early ░║█
█║░ 1960s. Here, UK tenorist Tomlinson is ░║█
█║░ at his charming, Getz-like best. ░║█
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█║░ 05 Donald Harrison - Freddie ░║█
█║░ Freeloader ░║█
█║░ From an intriguing project in which ░║█
█║░ the entire album Kind Of Blue is ░║█
█║░ re-interpreted, altoist Harrison and ░║█
█║░ his group achieve an alluring, ░║█
█║░ smooth-groove facsimile of the Miles ░║█
█║░ Davis classic. ░║█
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█║░ 06 Stan Getz - And The Angels Swing ░║█
█║░ One of the greatest tenor saxophone ░║█
█║░ players of all time from early in his ░║█
█║░ career; bright-eyed, bop-influenced ░║█
█║░ and already brilliant. ░║█
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█║░ 07 Ricky Ford - Samba De Caribe ░║█
█║░ A delightful Latin jazz original by ░║█
█║░ tenor saxophonist Ford who, as a ░║█
█║░ dedicated hard-bop stylist, tends to ░║█
█║░ swing in and out of fashion. But he ░║█
█║░ certainly always swings. ░║█
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█║░ 08 Clark Terry - FlutinÆ And FluginÆ ░║█
█║░ The grand old trumpeter, veteran of ░║█
█║░ the Basie and Ellington bands and ░║█
█║░ still going strong, delivers ░║█
█║░ archetypically bubbling flugelhorn ░║█
█║░ here. His flutinÆ partner here is ░║█
█║░ Yusef Lateef. ░║█
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█║░ 09 Richie Cole - Hi-Fly ░║█
█║░ This 1950s hard bop classic by ░║█
█║░ pianist Randy Weston is often ░║█
█║░ presented as a song (with Jon ░║█
█║░ Hendricks lyrics) though here itÆs ░║█
█║░ altoist Cole with a robust ░║█
█║░ instrumental interpretation from ░║█
█║░ 1979. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 10 Pat Martino - Road Song ░║█
█║░ For a player with some of the ░║█
█║░ quickest fingers in the business, ░║█
█║░ MartinoÆs version of fellow guitarist ░║█
█║░ Wes MontgomeryÆs ôRoad Songö is ░║█
█║░ delightfully laid back. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 11 Phil Woods - Samba Du Bois ░║█
█║░ Woods, like many alto players, began ░║█
█║░ his playing career in the 1950s as a ░║█
█║░ slavish Charlie Parker devotee. By ░║█
█║░ 1974, from when this terrific track ░║█
█║░ comes, he had evolved into one of the ░║█
█║░ most revered bop-derived improvisers. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 12 Lee Konitz - Spinning Waltz ░║█
█║░ Another respected alto master, cut ░║█
█║░ from an entirely different cloth to ░║█
█║░ Woods, KonitzÆs cool, elliptical ░║█
█║░ melodic lines are fascinating and ░║█
█║░ inimitable. He is joined here by ░║█
█║░ pianist Kirk Lightsey. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ CD2: JazzinÆ The Blues ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 01 Lester Young - Jump Lester Jump ░║█
█║░ Though by nature a sensitive, subtle ░║█
█║░ musical soul, tenorist Young could ░║█
█║░ also roar on the blues, as on this ░║█
█║░ 1944 performance. Count Basie is on ░║█
█║░ witty piano. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 02 Jimmy Rushing - JimmyÆs Round The ░║█
█║░ Clock Blues ░║█
█║░ A suggestive blues from the 1940s ░║█
█║░ advocating some all day lovinÆ by Mr ░║█
█║░ Five-by-Five, one of the great blues ░║█
█║░ shouters who spent most of his peak ░║█
█║░ performing years with Count BasieÆs ░║█
█║░ orchestra. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 03 Illinois Jacquet - Illinois Goes ░║█
█║░ To Chicago ░║█
█║░ Not strictly a blues (the chords are ░║█
█║░ based on ôI Got Rhythmö and ░║█
█║░ ôBroadwayö), itÆs still a good place ░║█
█║░ to hear the rootsy sound of the great ░║█
█║░ tenor-playing showman, Illinois ░║█
█║░ Jacquet. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 04 Helen Humes - Airplane Blues ░║█
█║░ Cheery-voiced Humes from the mid ░║█
█║░ 1940s, delivering a raunchy number ░║█
█║░ that manages to sustain an outrageous ░║█
█║░ flying/sex metaphor (ôTakes a long, ░║█
█║░ long time/Till his wings begin to ░║█
█║░ droopö) right to the end. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 05 Paul Williams - The Hucklebuck ░║█
█║░ A slinky adaptation of the Charlie ░║█
█║░ Parker tune ôNowÆs The Timeö û itself ░║█
█║░ an old Kansas City riff û which ░║█
█║░ became a jukebox hit for saxophonist ░║█
█║░ Williams in 1949. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 06 Tiny Bradshaw - Take The Hands Off ░║█
█║░ The Clock ░║█
█║░ Typically raw late 1940s blues ░║█
█║░ performance from Bradshaw that ░║█
█║░ anticipates the abandon of rock ænÆ ░║█
█║░ roll. His 1951 song ôTrain Kept ░║█
█║░ A-RollinÆö was later covered by rock ░║█
█║░ acts The Yardbirds and Aerosmith. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 07 Hal Singer - Cornbread ░║█
█║░ A rollicking, greasy boogie blues ░║█
█║░ instrumental for which tenorist ░║█
█║░ Singer had to relinquish a place in ░║█
█║░ the Duke Ellington orchestra when it ░║█
█║░ became a hit in 1949. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 08 Gatemouth Moore - I AinÆt Mad At ░║█
█║░ You, Pretty Baby ░║█
█║░ A superb mid-1940s jump song based on ░║█
█║░ Count BasieÆs ôJumpinÆ At The ░║█
█║░ Woodsideö and recorded a few years ░║█
█║░ before the Rev. Moore did a ░║█
█║░ mid-career switch to gospel music. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 09 Otis Spann - This Is The Blues ░║█
█║░ An integral element of the Muddy ░║█
█║░ Waters band for many years, pianist ░║█
█║░ SpannÆs driving playing exemplifies ░║█
█║░ the post-war Chicago piano blues ░║█
█║░ style.s ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 10 Joe Williams - Everyday I Have The ░║█
█║░ Blues ░║█
█║░ Williams recorded his signature song ░║█
█║░ many times, though this one from the ░║█
█║░ early 1950s is notable for his ░║█
█║░ double-tracked vocal, a rare ░║█
█║░ technique on blues records. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 11 Big Jay McNeely - The DeaconÆs Hop ░║█
█║░ McNeelyÆs real name was Cecil, though ░║█
█║░ Savoy Records boss Herman Lubinsky ░║█
█║░ named him Big Jay which was ░║█
█║░ considered an more appropriate ░║█
█║░ moniker for the æswawkiestÆ of the ░║█
█║░ tenor saxophone honkers of the 1950s. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 12 Joe Lee Wilson - Pink Champagne ░║█
█║░ Wilson is a fine vocalist who has ░║█
█║░ sung everything from classical to ░║█
█║░ avant-garde to blues. This version of ░║█
█║░ the Joe Liggins song is from his ░║█
█║░ later London-based career when he ░║█
█║░ favoured the latter course. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 13 Jaki Byard - Pete And Thomas ░║█
█║░ Byard was an advanced modern jazz ░║█
█║░ pianist who here pays clever pastiche ░║█
█║░ tribute to two of his piano-playing ░║█
█║░ heroes, Pete Johnson and Thomas ░║█
█║░ æFatsÆ Waller. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 14 Harold Land - SwinginÆ On Savoy ░║█
█║░ Before Land became one of the most ░║█
█║░ respected West Coast tenorists of the ░║█
█║░ 1950s he recorded this terrific, ░║█
█║░ booting quasi-R&B number for Savoy in ░║█
█║░ 1949. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 15 Doc Pomus - My Good Pott ░║█
█║░ From the period when Pomus was one of ░║█
█║░ the finest white blues singers ░║█
█║░ around, it wasnÆt until the mid 1950s ░║█
█║░ he became a songwriter and went on to ░║█
█║░ have his songs recorded by Elvis ░║█
█║░ Presley, Dion, Bobby Darin et al. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 16 Pete Johnson - Atomic Boogie ░║█
█║░ One of the original piano boogie ░║█
█║░ stars of the 1930s, in the 1940s ░║█
█║░ Johnson was recording rocking music ░║█
█║░ like this in the prevailing jump ░║█
█║░ blues/R&B style of the period. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 17 Tommy Brown - V8 Baby ░║█
█║░ A raucous performance from singer ░║█
█║░ Brown with the Griffin Brothers ░║█
█║░ orchestra in support, showing again ░║█
█║░ how close the wilder mid-1950s R&B ░║█
█║░ was getting to rock ænÆ roll. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 18 Jack McDuff - WalkinÆ The Dog ░║█
█║░ Hammond organ maestro McDuff is in ░║█
█║░ cool mood on his own instrumental ░║█
█║░ groover, not to be confused with the ░║█
█║░ Rufus Thomas song. The dirty tenor ░║█
█║░ saxophone is by Jerry Welden, the ░║█
█║░ guitarist is John Hart. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ CD3: Jazz On The Go ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 01 JJ Johnson & Kai Winding - ░║█
█║░ BernieÆs Tune ░║█
█║░ The most famous trombone duo in jazz ░║█
█║░ history, this is their super-neat ░║█
█║░ 1954 version of the cool West Coast ░║█
█║░ classic made famous by the Gerry ░║█
█║░ Mulligan Quartet. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 02 Miles Davis - Little Willie Leaps ░║█
█║░ A labyrinthine theme from the ░║█
█║░ legendary trumpeterÆs first ever ░║█
█║░ session as leader in 1947, his ░║█
█║░ partner on tenor saxophone is the ░║█
█║░ equally legendary Charlie Parker. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 03 Lester Young - Ding Dong ░║█
█║░ Prez, as Billie Holiday named him ░║█
█║░ (short for President of the ░║█
█║░ Saxophone) produces a scintillating ░║█
█║░ tenor sax improvisation from 1949 ░║█
█║░ based loosely on the chord changes to ░║█
█║░ the standard ôSlow Boat To Chinaö. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 04 Cannonball Adderley - Bohemia ░║█
█║░ After Dark ░║█
█║░ CannonballÆs soul jazz was some of ░║█
█║░ the most popular jazz of the 1960s, ░║█
█║░ though this medium tempo, minor-key ░║█
█║░ piece û featuring altoist Adderley on ░║█
█║░ insouciant form - comes from his hard ░║█
█║░ bop years of the 1950s. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 05 Dexter Gordon - Long Tall Dexter ░║█
█║░ No nonsense bop ænÆ blues blowing in ░║█
█║░ 1947 from one of the originals of ░║█
█║░ modern tenor saxophone, Dexter Gordon ░║█
█║░ and his bebop compatriots, Leonard ░║█
█║░ Hawkins (trumpet) and Bud Powell ░║█
█║░ (piano). ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 06 Marian McPartland - Four Brothers ░║█
█║░ An ingenious arrangement for ░║█
█║░ McPartlandÆs mid-1950s piano trio of ░║█
█║░ the theme made famous by the tenor ░║█
█║░ saxophone section of Woody HermanÆs ░║█
█║░ Herd. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 07 Sonny Stitt - Dig Dr Woody ░║█
█║░ Stitt was one of the virtuosi of the ░║█
█║░ bop era and was still going strong on ░║█
█║░ tenor into the 1980s from where this ░║█
█║░ fiery blues performance comes. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 08 Fats Navarro - Fat Girl ░║█
█║░ Navarro was a great bop trumpeter who ░║█
█║░ blew hard and, thanks to heroin, blew ░║█
█║░ himself away in 1950 before his 27th ░║█
█║░ birthday. ôFat Girlö, a typical late ░║█
█║░ 1940s bebop romp through ôI Got ░║█
█║░ Rhythmö chord changes, is titled ░║█
█║░ after NavarroÆs nickname. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 09 Charles Mingus - Tea For Two ░║█
█║░ A fascinating juxtaposition of a ░║█
█║░ hoary 1925 standard and ░║█
█║░ bassist/composer MingusÆs musical ░║█
█║░ thinking which, in 1954, was state of ░║█
█║░ the jazz art. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 10 Dizzy Gillespie - GroovinÆ High ░║█
█║░ An inventive original melody based on ░║█
█║░ the harmonies of ôWhisperingö, ░║█
█║░ ôGroovinÆ Highö is a 1945 bop classic ░║█
█║░ from trumpeter Gillespie, one of the ░║█
█║░ architects of the modern music ░║█
█║░ revolution. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 11 Stan Getz - DonÆt Worry About Me ░║█
█║░ Tenorist Getz in fabulous 1947 form ░║█
█║░ and parading his Lester ░║█
█║░ Young-plus-Charlie Parker roots on a ░║█
█║░ Rube Bloom tune written seven years ░║█
█║░ earlier. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 12 Donald Byrd - Star Eyes ░║█
█║░ Trumpeter Byrd became a fusion star ░║█
█║░ in the 1970s but is heard here in ░║█
█║░ straight-ahead mode on a seldom-sung ░║█
█║░ song that remains in the jazz ░║█
█║░ repertoire largely due to Charlie ░║█
█║░ ParkerÆs recording of 1950. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 13 Charlie Parker - BillieÆs Bounce ░║█
█║░ One of ParkerÆs earliest sides as ░║█
█║░ leader, this classic 1945 bop blues ░║█
█║░ tune û which also features ░║█
█║░ 19-year-old Miles Davis on trumpet - ░║█
█║░ has been learned note-by-note by ░║█
█║░ subsequent generations of aspirant ░║█
█║░ jazz musicians. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 14 George Shearing - Moon Over Miami ░║█
█║░ Featuring the signature ░║█
█║░ vibes-guitar-piano ensemble of ░║█
█║░ pianist George Shearing which was so ░║█
█║░ successful for so long, this perky ░║█
█║░ tune dates from his bop period in the ░║█
█║░ late 1940s. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 15 Kenny Dorham - Bebop In Pastel ░║█
█║░ Somewhat overshadowed by the ░║█
█║░ fireworks of Gillespie and Navarro, ░║█
█║░ trumpeter Dorham was nevertheless a ░║█
█║░ lyrical bopper, as heard here on a ░║█
█║░ mid-1950s recording of a Bud Powell ░║█
█║░ theme, also known as BouncinÆ With ░║█
█║░ Bud. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 16 Modern Jazz Quartet - Moving ░║█
█║░ Nicelys ░║█
█║░ The combination of the earthy Milt ░║█
█║░ Jackson on vibes and the scholarly ░║█
█║░ John Lewis on piano brought a ░║█
█║░ fascinating fire-and-ice quality to ░║█
█║░ the long-running Modern Jazz Quartet. ░║█
█║░ This is from their early sessions of ░║█
█║░ the mid 1950s. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ CD4: Jazz After Dark ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 01 Clare Teal - YouÆre My Thrill ░║█
█║░ New singing star Teal carefully ░║█
█║░ re-examines this unusual song, known ░║█
█║░ to many through the 1949 Billie ░║█
█║░ Holiday recording, and adds the bonus ░║█
█║░ of the rarely heard verse. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 02 Junior Cook - Detour Ahead ░║█
█║░ Another song in the repertoire thanks ░║█
█║░ to mainly to Billie Holiday û though ░║█
█║░ pianist Bill Evans also recorded a ░║█
█║░ famous version û here performed with ░║█
█║░ burly tenderness by tenorist Cook. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 03 Pat Martino - How Insensitive ░║█
█║░ A Jobim classic presented with ░║█
█║░ appropriate sensitivity by guitarist ░║█
█║░ Martino who makes much of the ░║█
█║░ original written melody, playing in ░║█
█║░ Wes Montgomery-style octaves on the ░║█
█║░ second chorus. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 04 Houston Person - ItÆs The Talk Of ░║█
█║░ The Town ░║█
█║░ Person û like Dexter Gordon and ░║█
█║░ Coleman Hawkins before him - is a ░║█
█║░ master of the tough tenor saxophone ░║█
█║░ ballad and his 1987 performance here ░║█
█║░ of a 1933 standard is archetypal. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 05 Stacey Kent - All Too Soon ░║█
█║░ A delicate reading of a lesser-known ░║█
█║░ Ellington song by a singer who takes ░║█
█║░ pride in cherry-picking her ░║█
█║░ repertoire. The sensual saxophone ░║█
█║░ solo is by Stacey KentÆs husband Jim ░║█
█║░ Tomlinson. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 06 Grupo Cabana - Favela ░║█
█║░ A lilting bossa nova groove allows ░║█
█║░ the lead trumpet to sit happily on ░║█
█║░ the Jobim tune for two-and-a-half ░║█
█║░ choruses of muted, mellifluous ░║█
█║░ melody. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 07 Big Maybelle - Say It IsnÆt So ░║█
█║░ Known for her belting rhythm and ░║█
█║░ blues performances, Maybelle also ░║█
█║░ specialised in soulful ░║█
█║░ interpretations of classy ballads, ░║█
█║░ like this 1933 Irving Berlin tune ░║█
█║░ recorded in 1957. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 08 Ruby Braff - This All I Ask ░║█
█║░ In the 1950s, Braff - a melodic ░║█
█║░ cornet player in a hard bop world û ░║█
█║░ struggled to work. Luckily, he kept ░║█
█║░ at it, leaving us many beautiful ░║█
█║░ recordings like this 1984 live ░║█
█║░ reading of Gordon JenkinsÆs ballad ░║█
█║░ with guitarist Howard Alden. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 09 Irene Kral - When I Look In Your ░║█
█║░ Eyes ░║█
█║░ Originally sung by Anthony Newley in ░║█
█║░ the 1967 movie musical Doctor ░║█
█║░ Doolittle., here singer Kral and ░║█
█║░ pianist Alan Broadbent make something ░║█
█║░ very special of the song by NewleyÆs ░║█
█║░ erstwhile songwriting partner Leslie ░║█
█║░ Bricusse. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 10 Kenny Burrell - So Little Time ░║█
█║░ An appealing solo guitar chorus by ░║█
█║░ Burrell prefaces a typically tasteful ░║█
█║░ performance from 1978, this time of a ░║█
█║░ haunting original theme with a Latin ░║█
█║░ flavour. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 11 Al Cohn and Zoot Sims - Emily ░║█
█║░ Al and Zoot appeared as a supremely ░║█
█║░ compatible two-tenor team on and off ░║█
█║░ for decades. This gentle, expansive ░║█
█║░ version of Jonny MandelÆs lovely ░║█
█║░ waltz ôEmilyö is from 1973. ░║█
█║░ ░║█
█║░ 12 Carol Sloane - Something Cool ░║█
█║░ Introduced by June Christy in the ░║█
█║░ 1950s, ôSomething Coolö, along with ░║█
█║░ Billy StrayhornÆs ôLush Lifeö, is one ░║█
█║░ of jazzÆs great loser-in-a-bar songs ░║█
█║░ and singer Sloane brings a vivid ░║█
█║░ resignation to the sorry tale. ░║█
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