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Phil Woods: Groovin' to Marty Paich
by C. Michael Bailey
Phil Woods Groovin' to Marty Paich Jazzed Media 2005 In its quiet and amiable way, Phil Woods- Groovin' to Marty Paich is one of the most significant recordings of this year. Recorded at the Los Angeles International Airport Sheraton Hotel on May 30, 2004, the music on Groovin' to Marty ...
Phil Woods: Groovin' to Marty Paich
by Jack Bowers
More than 45 years ago, arranger Marty Paich and alto saxophone legend Art Pepper recorded the benchmark album Art Pepper + Eleven, on which Pepper and a “mini-big band performed Paich's superlative charts. Fast forward to May 2004, when Ken Poston and the Los Angeles Jazz Institute presented “Springsville, a four-day festival celebrating “the Birth of ...
Phil Woods: Groovin' to Marty Paich
by Geoff Roach
What a difference 45 years makes. But 45 years don't change a thing. If this sounds like an obvious conflict, you should listen to Phil Woods and the Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra play twelve classic arrangements by Marty Paich. Paich is one of the unsung heroes of music as a pianist, composer, and arranger. Phil Woods ...
This Is How I Feel About Quincy
By Phil Woods
Label: Jazzed Media
Released: 2004
Track listing: Stockholm Sweet'nin'; The Quintessence; Meet Benny Bailey; For Lena and Lennie; The Pawnbroker; Hard Sock Dance; The Midnight Sun Will Never Set; Q's Delight; Evening in Paris; Jessica's Day; Birth of a Band; Lullabye for Jolie; Belly Roll (68:20).
Salute to Chet Baker
By Phil Urso
Label: Jazzed Media
Released: 2004
Track listing: Jumpin' Off A Clef; For Minors Only; Halema; Mister B.; This Is The Thing ; Funk In Deep Freeze; My Funny Valentine; Baby Breeze; Way To Go; Worryin' The Life Out Of Me; Line For Lyons.
Play Henry Mancini
By Phil Woods
Label: Jazzed Media
Released: 2004
Track listing: The Pink Panther; Lightly; Walkin? Bass; Soldier in the Rain; Free and Easy; Fallout!; Goofin? at the Coffee House; Dreamsville; Mr. Lucky; Sorta Blue; A Quiet Gass; Two for the Road (75:28).
Phil Woods: This Is How I Feel About Quincy
by Jack Bowers
Phil Woods and Quincy Jones have shared a personal friendship and musical camaraderie for almost half a century, and Woods' newest album, This Is How I Feel About Quincy, is neither a spurious nor spur-of-the-moment homage but one whose sincerity is as clear as its meticulous planning and execution. And thanks to the remarkable talents of ...
Phil Woods and Carl Saunders: Play Henry Mancini
by Jack Bowers
Yes, it's “The Pink Panther," “Mr. Lucky" and “Two for the Road," but if anyone can take the late film/television composer Henry Mancini's quasi-jazz and make it swing like a willow in a windstorm, it's two old (well, oldish ) masters like alto saxophonist Phil Woods and trumpeter Carl Saunders. And swing they do, as does ...
Phil Urso/Carl Saunders: Salute to Chet Baker
by Jack Bowers
Phil Urso won’t remember this, but many years ago—nearly half a century, in fact—I heard him playing in a small club in Washington, DC, and was so impressed that I approached him after the gig and said he sounded to me like Zoot Sims. I made his day then, and now I’d like to give it ...
Phil Urso and Carl Saunders: Phil Urso and Carl Saunders Salute Chet Baker
by C. Michael Bailey
The East and West Coast varieties of jazz in the '50s and '60s were as unique and identifiable as the same hip-hop genres they predated. The great purveyors of the West Coast Sound'Art Pepper, Bill Perkins, Hampton Hawes, Shorty Rogers, Bud Shank, Gerry Mulligan, Chet Baker, and Phil Urso'were all able shake over ice the hot ...
