Duke.Pearson--Dedication-(1961)-diss

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MP3/FLAC
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diss
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53,57 MB
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8
Date
2003-11-17

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      a r t i s t : duke pearson
        t i t l e : dedication!
          d a t e : 1961
        l a b e l : Prestige
        g e n r e : Jazz
  r l s.  d a t e : Oct-2003
      t r a c k s : 07
    b i t r a t e : 192kbps
          s i z e : 53,6 MB

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     Recorded for a small label that proceeded to go broke,
     Dedication! would not be released until nine years after its
     initial recording. This seems odd considering the all-star cast
     of players. Pianist Duke Pearson is joined by trumpeter Freddie
     Hubbard, baritone player Pepper Adams, trombonist Willie
     Wilson, bassist Thomas Howard, and drummer Lex Humphries on
     seven selections. The set kicks off with Tommy Flanagan's
     "Minor Mishap," an upbeat piece that brings forth nice solos
     from everyone. This might be Pearson's session, but everybody
     is given plenty of room to cut loose. Wilson, for instance, is
     featured for the length of "The Nearness of You" and for a
     great deal of "Time After Time." This is fortunate in
     retrospect; he made few recordings and would pass away in 1963,
     two years after this record was made. Pearson also turns in a
     number of nice solos. Like Hank Jones, his light touch serves
     him well on instrumentals like "Blues for Alvina" and "Time
     After Time." The performances by Hubbard and Adams are topnotch
     throughout; they turn in first-rate work on numbers like Donald
     Byrd's "Lex" and the Pearson original "The Number Five." An
     important factor in the success of this album is the unusual
     combination of trumpet, trombone, and baritone saxophone that
     creates a resonant, full sound. Pearson would make a number of
     other fine recordings for Blue Note during the '60s, but none
     finer than this one. Dedication! serves as a fine introduction
     to a talented pianist.



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      01-minor mishap                                           [04:27]
      02-number five (aka miss bertha d. blues)                 [03:49]
      03-the nearness of you                                    [05:05]
      04-apothegm                                               [05:39]
      05-lex                                                    [05:51]
      06-blues for alvina                                       [07:15]
      07-time after time                                        [06:52]
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                                                                 38:58 min
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00-duke_pearson--dedication-(1961)-diss.jpg11,69 KB
01-duke_pearson--minor_mishap.mp36,12 MB
02-duke_pearson--number_five_(aka_miss_bertha_d._blues).mp35,26 MB
03-duke_pearson--the_nearness_of_you.mp36,98 MB
04-duke_pearson--apothegm.mp37,77 MB
05-duke_pearson--lex.mp38,05 MB
06-duke_pearson--blues_for_alvina.mp39,96 MB
07-duke_pearson--time_after_time.mp39,43 MB