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The Savoy Story: Volume One- Jazz
Label: Savoy Jazz
Released: 1999
Track listing:
Disc One:Cozy Cole- JERSEY JUMP OFF, Ben Webster- HONEYSUCKLE ROSE, Earl Warren- TUSH, Johnny Guarnieri- THESE FOOLISH THINGS, Lester Young- BLUE LESTER, Hot Lips Page- UNCLE SAM'S BLUES, Pete Brown- MOPPIN' THE BLUES, Miss Rhapsody- SWEET MAN, Herbie Fields- BUCK'S BOOGIE WOOGIE, Joe Turner- JOHNSON & TURNER BLUES, Ike Quebec- JIM DAWGS, Erroll Garner- LAURA, Illinois Jacquet- JUMPIN' JACQUET, Don Byas- CANDY, Slim Gaillard- SLIM'S JAM, Billy Eckstine- LONESOME LOVER BLUES, Don Byas- HOW HIGH THE MOON, Charlie Parker- NOW'S THE TIME, Dexter Gordon- DEXTER'S DECKS, Billy Eckstine- I LOVE THE RHYTHM IN A RIFF, Boyd Raeburn- BOYD MEETS STRAVINSKY, Charlie Parker- KOKO (65:32)
Disc Two:Stan Getz- DON'T WORRY 'BOUT ME, J.J. Johnson- MAD BE BOP, The Be Bop Boys- RAY'S IDEA, Fats Navarro- NOSTALGIA, Fats Navarro/Leo Parker- ICE FREEZES RED, Allan Eager- CHURCH MOUSE, Serge Chaloff- GABERDINE & SERGE, Charlie Parker- CHASIN' THE BIRD, Miles Davis- HALF NELSON, Dexter Gordon- SETTIN' THE PACE, Leo Parker- WEE DOT, Charlie Parker- PARKER'S MOOD, Charlie Ventura- EUPHORIA, Stan Getz- STAN'S MOOD, George Shearing- MOON OVER MIAMI, Charlie Parker- BIRD GETS THE WORM, Red Norvo- MOVE, Art Pepper- SURF RIDE, Dizzy Gillespie- TIN TIN DEO, Dizzy Gillespie- THE CHAMP, Marian McPartland- A NIGHTINGALE SANG IN BERKLEY SQUARE, Gene Ammons- RED TOP (67:29)
Disc Three:Jay & Kai- BERNIE'S TUNE, Charles Mingus- EULOGY FOR RUDY WILLIAMS, Little Jimmy Scott- WHEN DID YOU LEAVE HEAVEN, Kenny Clarke- WITH APOLOGIES TO OSCAR, Cannonball Adderley- A LITTLE TASTE, Milt Jackson- YOU LEAVE ME BREATHLESS, Donald Byrd- IF I LOVE AGAIN, Kenny Clarke- AFTERNOON IN PARIS, Yusef Lateef- 8540 TWELFTH STREET, Charlie Byrd- SPRING IS HERE, Herbie Mann- YARDBIRD SUITE, Wilbur Harden- E.F.F.P.H., Coleman Hawkins- I'VE GROWN ACCUSTOMED TO HER FACE, Curtis Fuller- BLUESETTE (72:38)
Various Artists: 10 New Smooth Jazz Releases from Instinct Jazz
by Robert Spencer
Just when you think the music can't get any slicker, or groovier, or smoother, Instinct Jazz does it again. Smoothie jazz fans, get on your dancing shoes and lower the lights; it just doesn't get any smoother than these ten. Bill Sharpe,State of the Heart, Instinct 426 Keyboard sharpie extraordinaire Bill Sharpe lets the rhythm take ...
Various Artists: Knitting on the Roof
by AAJ Staff
Lately klezmer has become all the rage. Whether this is due to the influence of John Zorn or the spirit of rediscovery that accompanied the swing revival remains unclear. But hey, why not celebrate with a various artists tribute to Fiddler on the Roof? That's what our friends at the Knitting Factory have done. Two remarkable ...
Various Artists: Blue Note Connoisseur Series: The Lost Sessions
by C. Andrew Hovan
When it came to the music that he put out on record, Blue Note producer Alfred Lion was a stickler for tight ensembles, inspired performances, and musically appealing content. This sometimes meant, added to the sheer prolific nature of the label, that many decent sessions ended up accumulating in the vaults over the years. Of course, ...
Various Artists: The Savoy Story: Volume One- Jazz
by C. Andrew Hovan
You truly need a score card to keep up with the distribution end of the Savoy label over the past five to ten years or so. Going as far back as this reviewer can remember, Muse was reissuing the catalog on vinyl and then CD, usually with re-done covers. A bit further down the road, things ...
Various Artists: Jazz that Swings
by AAJ Staff
At present, no one can touch 32jazz for compilations: drawn from a deep catalog, they are always well-packaged and always entertaining. What’s different this time is the subject: instead of a style ( Bebop ) or a mood ( Jazz for the Quiet Times ), this one covers a concept. And a pretty broad one: defining ...
Various Artists: The Jones Boys
by AAJ Staff
It sounds silly at first: “Get this – everyone in the band is a Jones!" You laugh, but not long -- this is some serious jam. The rhythm lays an easy groove; the horns (sometimes one, sometimes three) shout with power and strut like mad. It sounds like a working group, and it should: many were ...
