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A Dream Come True
Label: Just A Memory
Released: 2005
Track listing: If I Were a Bell; I'm Lucky to be Me; I Got Rhythm; I've Got the World on a String; I'm Shadowing You; You're the Top; They All Laughed; Whistling Away the Dark; Just For a Thrill; Make Someone Happy; That's All; The Best Thing For You; Nice Work If You Can Get It; I See Your Face Before Me; You Better Love Me; Things Are Looking Up; Sometimes.
Trudy Desmond: A Dream Come True
by Jim Santella
Trudy Desmond made four studio recordings in her lifetime. Cancer took the vocalist from us all too soon. She could interpret a song convincingly, and she always gave us a warm musical performance. This compilation gives us the best of Trudy Desmond through excerpts from RSVP (1988), Tailor Made (1991), Make Me Rainbows (1995), and My ...
Nina Simone: Let It Be Me
by Jim Santella
Recorded in 1980 at a Quebec concert performance before thousands of adoring fans at Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier of Place des Arts in Montreal, this just-reissued 33-minute album provides a personal glimpse of the persona that Nina Simone brought us. The concert is unique. Simone performs some of the material alone, involves the audience on occasion, ...
Dizzy Gillespie: Salt Peanuts
by Terrell Kent Holmes
Ted Williams could go one for four. Maria Callas wasn't always in perfect voice. Words sometimes failed Hemingway. Even legends have normal days. Salt Peanuts is a recently discovered recording of a Dizzy Gillespie concert date in Montréal in 1981 and although his playing was still strong, it frankly isn't one of his better moments.
Salt Peanuts
Label: Just A Memory
Released: 2004
Track listing: On Green Dolphin Street; Blues Theme; Salt Peanuts; Swing Low Sweet Cadillac; Night in Tunisia; Land of Milk and Honey; The Girl from Ipanema; Tin Tin Deo.
Dizzy Gillespie: Salt Peanuts
by Trevor MacLaren
Salt Peanuts is a Dizzy Gillespie show recorded in July 1981 at The Rising Sun Celebrity Jazz Club in Montreal. Though Dizzy's work from the '70s on is patchy at best, this show is a real killer. It seemed Gillespie and his crew were really into a groove while hanging out in Canada's jazz Mecca. The ...
Dizzy Gillespie: Salt Peanuts
by Jim Santella
Dizzy Gillespie, the remarkable trumpeter who helped pioneer bebop in the 1940s with his magnetic presence, was 64 when these recordings were captured at The Rising Sun Celebrity Jazz Club in Montreal. While not his best work, these intimate July 1981 sessions manage to capture the lovable artist at work, passing the mainstream jazz torch on ...
Vancouver, 1958
Label: Just A Memory
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. How High the Moon - 10:43
2. We'll Be Together Again - 5:55
3. Joyous Spring - 6:03
4. Daahoud - 6:56
5. I Like to Recognize the Tune - 5:00
6. The Golden Striker - 6:07
7. Patricia - 4:46
8. Pogo - 4:11
9. The Music Box Suite (aka Daisy's Dream) - 11:17
Oscar Peterson Trio: Vancouver, 1958
by AAJ Staff
Vancouver, 1958, a sequel to last year's Tenderly, documents a live performance toward the end of the lifespan of the early Peterson/Ellis/Brown trio, displaying the same patient warmth, outrageous swing, calculated calm, and lightning flashes that have always been essential to the Peterson sound.Some say Oscar Peterson is just a (highly capable) mechanic, and ...
It Was A Very Good Year
By James Cotton
Label: Just A Memory
Released: 2001
Track listing: It Was A Very Good Year; Mystery Train; She's My Baby; One More Mile; How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You); I Can't Quit You Baby; Sweet Sixteen; Midnight Creeper; Hoochie Coochie Man; You're So Fine.
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