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Pepper Adams: Urban Dreams
by Derek Taylor
Musicians frequently become associated with the attributes of their instruments. Charles Mingus was hulking and imposing, just like his bass. Art Blakey had the propulsive, authoritative personality of his drums. Paul Desmond was urbane and laidback, just like the sound of his sweet-toned alto. There are, of course, exceptions to these sorts of correlations. ...
Ginsberg's 'America' and Jazz
by AAJ Staff
Current events, such as they are, prompted me to go back and re-read Allen Ginsberg's poem “ America ." There is much good literature on the relation between the Beat movement and jazz, I'll not try and revisit that topic here. I will however dwell on one characteristic all great jazz players' posses and which this ...
Gerry Mulligan at the Village Vanguard
Label: Verve Music Group
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1. Blueport (Farmer) - 11:06
2. Body and Soul (Eyton/Green/Heyman/Sour) - 5:44
3. Black Nightgown (Mandel) - 4:10
4. Come Rain or Come Shine (Arlen/Mercer) - 5:35
5. Lady Chatterley's Mother (Cohn) - 6:14
6. Let My People Be (Mulligan) - 7:59
Gerry Mulligan and the Concert Jazz Band: Gerry Mulligan at the Village Vanguard
by Joel Roberts
Anyone who's ever complained that so-called “cool jazz" artists don't know how to swing should check out this one from Gerry Mulligan's Concert Jazz Band. The 13-piece group was sure swinging hard one Sunday afternoon at the Village Vanguard in December 1960. What sets this ensemble apart isn't so much the compositions (though they're a fine ...
Zurich 1962
Label: TCB Music
Released: 2001
Track listing: Utter Chaos and introductions; Open Country; Love in New Orleans; Seventeen Mile Drive; Subterranean Blues; Spring Is Sprung; Darn That Dream; Blueport (53:30).
In Concert
Label: Fantasy Jazz
Released: 2001
Track listing: Introduction by Norman Granz/ Come Out, Come Out Wherever You Are*/ Baubles, Bangles and Beads*/ Laura*/ Bweebida Bobbida*/ Utter Chaos*/ Introduction by Norman Granz/ Open Country/ Love In New Orleans/ Four For Three/ Subterranean Blues.
Gerry Mulligan Quartets: In Concert
by Derek Taylor
Gerry Mulligan’s pianoless quartet with Chet Baker is commonly cited as an early artistic apogee in the careers of both its frontline participants. Less widely lauded, Mulligan’s other quartet with valve trombonist/pianist Bob Brookmeyer, which followed on the heels of the Baker association, was every bit as creatively prosperous and this pair of concerts reissued by ...
