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New Faces - New Sounds
by C. Michael Bailey
Jazz is littered with musicians like Elmo Hope: young, talented and, ultimately, doomed because of racism, poverty, and chemical dependency. Born in jny: New York City, the son of immigrants from the Caribbean, Hope managed to release more than a baker's dozen of studio recordings in as many years, before dying of drug addiction-related health problems ...
New Faces - New Sounds
by C. Michael Bailey
In the early 1950s, Blue Note Records introduced new artists in the label's series New Faces -New Sounds. It highlighted such young artists as Horace Silver (1952); Lou Donaldson (1952); Elmo Hope (1953); and Frank Foster (1954). All of these recordings were released as part of Blue Note Record's 5000 Modern Jazz Series, all on 10-inch ...
New Faces - New Sounds
by C. Michael Bailey
The jazz name Wynton Kelly is typically associated with other artists' endeavors, such as John Coltrane's Giant Steps (Atlantic, 1959), Miles Davis' Kind of Blue (Columbia, 1959) or Wes Montgomery's Smokin' at the Half Note (Verve, 1965), just to mention three landmark recordings. While he always seemed best cast in supporting roles, Kelly did have a ...
New Faces - New Sounds
By Kenny Drew
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 1953
Track listing: Yesterdays; Stella by Starlight; Gloria; Be My Love; Be My Love; Lover Come Back to Me; Everything
Happens to Me; It Might as Well Be Spring; Drew’s Blues.
New Faces - New Sounds
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 1953
Track listing: Mo is On; Sweet and Lovely; Happy Hour; Hot Sauce; Stars Over Marakech; Freffie; Carving the Rock; I remember You.
New Faces - New Sounds
By Wynton Kelly
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 1951
Track listing: Cherokee; Crazy He Calls Me; Blue Moon; Born to the Blue; Moonlight in Vermont, There’ll Never Be Another You; I’ve Found
a New Baby; Goodbye.
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