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Red Garland: The Nearness of You

by AAJ Staff
From time to time Red Garland would do something new in his long series of albums, injecting some variety into his classic formula. Sometimes it was an added musician, or there’d be a “theme” album like WHEN THERE ARE GREY SKIES, full of old tunes like “St. James Infirmary”. This is one of the latter – ...
Red Garland: Feelin' Red

by AAJ Staff
This is a welcome reissue; the swan song of a very proud swan. Red Garland’s long series of trio recordings began in 1956, when he was still in the Miles Davis Quintet. He stayed with Prestige until 1962, appearing on more than 30 albums (including much of John Coltranes’s work for the label.) When this deal ...
Red Garland: I Left My Heart...

by AAJ Staff
When Red Garland moved to Dallas in the mid-Sixties, he kept to himself for over a decade; in 1975 he stopped playing entirely. “The record royalties were coming in, so I watched television and played with my grandchildren for 18 months.” His return to jazz came slowly: first at the Recovery Room in Dallas, then he ...
Red Garland Revisited!, The Arrival Of Victor Feldman, Boppin' And Burnin'
By Red Garland
Label: Fantasy Jazz
Released: 1998
Red Garland: Red's Blues

by Douglas Payne
Pianist Red Garland (1923-84) could spin any of a million tunes into a smoky, slow after-hours blues. Churning 'em out one after the other with his melodic block-chord style, he could go set after set, leaving listeners wanting more. Red's Blues collects eleven such tracks from as many albums the pianist recorded for Prestige ...
Red Garland, Victor Feldman, Don Patterson: Red Garland Revisited!, The Arrival Of Victor Feldman, Boppin' And Burnin'

by AAJ Staff
Fantasy Records' Original Jazz Classics (OJC) series is up to almost 1000 titles; these three classics are among the titles Fantasy has recently reissued on CD for the series. When pianist Red Garland was signed to Prestige from 1956-62, he recorded so often that the label had plenty of material in the can long after he'd ...