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Au Chat Qui Peche 1958

Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: All the Things You Are; It Might as Well Be Spring; Parisian Thorough Fare; My Funny Valentine; Off Minor/Intro/Well You Needn't/Salt Peanuts; Down; All This Time; Stella by Starlight; 52nd Street Theme.

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In A Soulful Mood

By Donald Byrd

Label: West Wind
Released: 2006

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Donald Byrd With Strings

By Donald Byrd

Label: Phoenix Records (15)
Released: 2006
Track listing: September Afternoon; Stardust; Indian Summer; I'm A Fool To Want You; Someday My Prince Will Come; Moon Mist; I Get Along Without You Very Well; The Touch Of Your Lips; Lazy Afternoon; Värmeland; Love Is The Sweetest Thing; September Afternoon; Dearly Beloved; Byrd Blows On Beacon Hill; Little Rock Getaway; Polka Dots And Moonbeams; If I Love Again; Stella By Starlight; People Will Say We're In Love; What's New;

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Donald Byrd: Off to the Races

by AAJ Italy Staff
November 17, 2006

“Off to the Races” (1958) è il primo album registrato da Donald Byrd come leader per la Blue Note. Nei tre anni precedenti il trombettista aveva inciso moltissimo per numerose etichette ed era visto come uno dei più notevoli eredi del povero Clifford Brown. La collaborazione con la Blue Note durò fino al 1976 e fu ...

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Donald Byrd: Royal Flush

by Samuel Chell
September 16, 2006

Donald Byrd Royal Flush Blue Note 2006 One of a handful of Rudy Van Gelder remasters released this past August, Royal Flush would be welcome if only because it's the recording debut of Herbie Hancock. Looking all of fourteen in the photo included with the accompanying booklet (he was 21 ...

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Donald Byrd Quartet featuring Bobby Jaspar: Au Chat Qui Peche 1958

Read "Au Chat Qui Peche 1958" reviewed by Samuel Chell

by Samuel Chell
July 25, 2006

Were you to ask trumpeter Donald Byrd what moment in his career he would most like to relive, it would not be surprising if he selected the period documented on this recording. It was the late summer of 1958, and Byrd and his quartet had settled in for an extended gig, including practically carte blanche musical ...

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Donald Byrd: Fuego

by Russ Musto
March 12, 2006

The role played by Donald Byrd in the development of hard bop is often unfairly overlooked these days--as if the trumpeter's '70s forays into more commercial territory justifies expunging his earlier contributions from its history. Fuego, Byrd's third date for Blue Note, finds him at his very best, in the familiar company of altoist Jackie McLean, ...

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