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Complete Instrumental Sessions
By Grant Green
Label: Essential Jazz Classics
Released: 2013
Track listing: Disc 1 (Blue and Sentimental); Blue and Sentimental; Minor Impulse; Don't Take Your Love from Me; Blues for Charlie; Like; That Old Black Magic; It's All Right with Me; Count Every Star; Granada; Hey There; Disc 2 (Born to Be Blue); Someday My Prince Will Come; Born to Be Blue; Born to Be Blue (Alternate Take); If I Should Lose You; Back in Your Own Backyard; My One and Only Love; Cool Blues; Outer Space; My Hour of Need; Trouble in Mind; You Are My Sunshine; Let There Be Love; Down By the Riverside; Little Things Mean a Lot;
Ike Quebec: Easy Living
by Greg Simmons
Ike Quebec is one of those funny figures in Blue Note Records' history. By the late fifties, after he'd been out of recording for a number of years, he was too old to really be at the hard-bop vanguard (he was born in 1918) but not old enough to be a senior statesman like Coleman Hawkins ...
Music Matters: The Blue Note Reissue Series
by Greg Simmons
Music Matters has been reissuing classic Blue Note jazz records since 2007. It has dug deep into the catalog, remastering lesser known, infrequently heard titles, and done so with passionate attention to presenting the highest possible sound quality. Offering an analog solution in a digital age, this exceptional series is available on 45rpm vinyl records only. ...
Decoy and Joe McPhee: Oto
by Clifford Allen
Decoy and Joe McPheeOtoBo'Weavil2010 The existence of a free-improvising organ trio, though uncommon even in 2010, shouldn't be all that surprising and, indeed, you might be prompted to ask what took so long. Certainly, figures like Larry Young and John Patton stretched the boundaries of organ-jazz in the ...
I Like Ike
Saxophonist Ike Quebec, born August 17, 1918, was one of my favorite soul-jazz artists on Blue Note Records in the early 1960s. He had a full-throated sound (in the Coleman Hawkins vein), a sensuous and firm tone, rhythmically dynamic, and swinging. Quebec can be heard on breathy ballads, quiet bossa nova tunes, and more aggressive blues. ...
Von Freeman: Vonski Speaks
by Clifford Allen
Von Freeman Vonski Speaks Nessa Records 2009 The “musician's musician" is a tiring phrase--assuming that only someone who actually plays an instrument can receive joy from listening to players such as tenor saxpohonists Dexter Gordon, Don Byas and Ike Quebec, trumpeter Dupree Bolton or drummer Walter Perkins. None ...
Oliver Lake: Makin' It
by Hrayr Attarian
Changing a few elements of a well known musical format may be all that is needed to create a new and fresh sound. Makin' It, Oliver Lake has taken the old saxophone organ trio popularized in the 1950s by the likes of Ike Quebec and made it into a new vehicle for 21st ...
Blue & Sentimental
By Ike Quebec
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Blue And Sentimental; Minor Impulse; Don't Take Your Love From Me; Blues For Charlie; Like; Count Every Star; That Old Black Magic; It's Alright With Me.
Ike Quebec: Blue & Sentimental
by Chris May
Ill health and “personal problems" prevented Ike Quebec (1918-63) from becoming the star he could otherwise have been. The tenor saxophonist straddled 1940s swing-to-bop with as much style as his near contemporary, Dexter Gordon. His warm, weighty, approximately out-of-Coleman Hawkins playing was tailor-made for the hard bop era which followed--but he spent most of the 1950s ...
Bossa Nova Soul Samba
By Ike Quebec
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Loie; Lloro Tu Despedida; Goin' Home; Me 'n' You; Liebstraum; Shu Shu; Blue Samba; Favela; Linda Fior; Loie (alternate take); Shu Shu (alternate take); Favela (alternate take).
