CARMELL JONES - discography 4

DISCOGRAPHY PART 4
discography 1 2 3 (original) 4 5 6 (compilations) I photos I press		1 2 biography

Carmell Jones didn´t play on the Paul Whiteman album 'The Complete Capitol Recordings' (CAPITOL 30103), which was mentioned here before. Whiteman conducted a band at a session which was recorded years before many of the musicians listed could have been either known or available. The album and the personnel are two different items which have been mis-matched ! (CONTE CANDOLI, CARMELL JONES, RAY WETZEL, SHORTY ROGERS, EDDIE BERT, BOB BROOKMEYER, JIMMY GIUFFRE, BOB GORDON; BILLl HOLMAN, JACK MONTROSE, HAROLD LAND, ART PEPPER, FRANK STROZIER, PETE JOLLY, LOU LEVY, PETE RUGOLO, FRANK STRAZZERI, RUSS FREEMAN, PAUL MOER, JIM HALL, RED MITCHELL, LEROY VINNEGAR, MONTY BUDWIG, EDDIE SAFRANSKI, CURTIS COUNCE, RALPH PENA, LEON PETTIS, SHELLY MANNE, LARANCE MARABLE).

Review: This five-CD set traces the development of the big band in jazz from the end of the swing era up until the 1990s. 58 different orchestras are heard from, generally in one selection apiece although there are some exceptions (most notably Duke Ellington). The music is divided into four categories (Road Bands, Part-Time Bands, Studio Bands and Avant-Garde Bands) but many groups really fall into overlapping genres. The set's greatest fault is that the recordings (which range from Ted Heath to Sun Ra) have not been programmed in strict chronological order which, more than any other method, would have best shown off the music's evolution. However there are many rarities included on this set, the 88-booklet is quite informative, and fans of modern jazz big bands will find much to savor.		Big Band Renaissance / Various Artists recorded: April 30, 1941 - ? issues: 1991 (or 96?) 5 CD´s SMITHSONIAN COLLECTION 108 J.J. Johnson; Jay McShann, Boyd Raeburn, Ray McKinley, Duke Ellington, Gil Evans, Benny Goodman, John Dankworth, Charles Barnet, Artie Shaw, Harry James, Ted Heath, Maynard Ferguson, Woody Herman, Johnny Richards, Dizzy Gillespie, Stan Kenton, Quincy Jones, Gerald Wilson, Don Ellis, George Russell, Benny Carter, Manny Albam, Thelonious Monk, Billy May, Henry Mancini and their Orchestras, Sauter-Finegan Orchestra, Buddy Rich Big Band, Kenny Clarke-Francy Boland Big Band, Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra, US Air Force Airmen Of Note, Herb Pomeroy Orchestra, Terry Gibbs Dream Band, Gerry Mulligan & The Concert Jazz Band, Duke Pearson Big Band, Clare Fischer Big Band, Rhythm Combination & Brass, Toshiko Akiyoshi - Lew Tabackin Big Band, Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass, Sam Jones Big Band, Bob Belden Ensemble, Miles Davis Nonet, Porgy & Bess All-Stars, Les Brown & His Band Of Renown, Brandeis Jazz Festival Ensemble, Les & Larry Elgart Orch- estra, Modern Jazz Quartet & The All-Star..., Oliver Nelson & The Berlin Dreamband, Doc Severinsen & The Tonight Show Band, Sun Ra & His Solar Arkestra, Charlie Haden & The Liberation..., Willem Brueker Kollektief..., Muhal Richard Abrams Orchestra, Tom Pierson Orchestra

1. Swingmatism / Jay McShann Orchestra 2. Dalvatore Sally / Boyd Raeburn Orchestra 3. Idiot's Delight / Ray McKinley Orchestra 4. On A Turquoise Cloud / Duke Ellington Orchestra 5. Such Sweet Thunder / Duke Ellington Orchestra 6. Perdido / Duke Ellington Orchestra 7. Tourist Point Of View / Duke Ellington Orchestra 8. Blood Count / Duke Ellington Orchestra 9. Undercurrent Blues / Benny Goodman Orchestra 10. Eugipelliv / Charles Barnet Orchestra 11. Lucky Number / Artie Shaw Orchestra 12. Similau / Artie Shaw Orchestra 13. Rambo / Count Basie Orchestra 14. Lil' Darlin' / Count Basie Orchestra 15. Blues In Hoss' Flat / Count Basie Orchestra 16. Basie / Count Basie Orchestra 17. Stompin' At The Savoy / Woody Herman Orch. 18. Sister Sadie / Woody Herman Orchestra 19. Summer Of '42 / Woody Herman Orchestra 20. Intermission Riff / Stan Kenton Orchestra 21. Cuban Carnival / Stan Kenton Orchestra 22. Young Blood / Stan Kenton Orchestra 23. Trumpet / Stan Kenton Orchestra 24. Egdon Heath / Stan Kenton Orchestra 25. The Loop / Sauter-Finegan Orchestra 26. The Man I Love / Ted Heath Orchestra 27. The Jazz Connoisseur / Harry James Orchestra 28. That's Thad 29. On Green Dolphin Street / Maynard Ferguson 30. Goodbye Yesterday / Buddy Rich Big Band 31. Noel / US Air Force Airmen Of Note 32. Theme For Terry / Herb Pomeroy Orchestra 33. Nipigon / Johnny Richards Orchestra 34. I Remember Clifford / Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra 35. Cotton Tail / Terry Gibbs Dream Band 36. Weep / Gerry Mulligan Concert Jazz Band 37. Meet / Quincy Jones & His Orchestra	(McShann/Scott) (Handy) (Sauter) (Brown/Ellington) (Ellington/Strayhorn) (Drake/L/T) (Ellington/Strayhorn) (Strayhorn) (O´ Farrill) (Villepique) (Conniff) (Clar/Coleman) (Johnson) (Hefti) (Foster) (Wilkins) (Goodman/R/S/W) (Silver) (Bergman/B/L) (Wetzel) (Rugolo) (Mulligan) (Graettinger) (Russo) (Sauter) (Gershwin/Gershwin) (Wilkins) (Jones) (Kaper/Washington) (Piestrup) (Traditional) (Freedman) (Richards) (Golson) (Ellington) (McFarland) (Jones)	38. Viva Tirado / Gerald Wilson Orchestra * 39. Now Her My Meanin' / Kenny Clarke-Francy Boland Big Band 40. Cherry Juice / Thad Jones, Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra 41. Willow Weep For Me / Thad Jones, Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra 42. New Girl / Duke Pearson Big Band 43. Miles Behind / Clare Fischer Big Band 44. Sailor / John Dankworth 45. Chain Reaction / Don Ellis Orchestra, Jay Graydon 46. Green Witch / Rhythm Combination & Brass 47. Sumie / Toshiko Akiyoshi - Lew Tabackin Big... 48. Portrait Of Jennie / Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass 49. Antigua / Sam Jones Big Band 50. Treasure Island / Bob Belden Ensemble 51. Israel / Miles Davis Nonet 52. Blues For Pablo / Miles Davis, Gil Evans & His Orchestra 53. The Barbara Song / Gil Evans 54. I Got Plenty O' Nuttin' / Porgy & Bess All-Stars 55. Pizza Boy / Les Brown & His Band Of Renown, Frank Rosolino 56. Revelations (1st Movement) / Brandeis Jazz Festival Ensemble 57. Soon / Les & Larry Elgart Orchestra 58. Manhattan / George Russell 59. Blue Star / Benny Carter & His Orchestra 60. Savannah / Curtis Fuller, Manny Albam & His Orchestra 61. Chorale / Dizzy Gillespie & His Orchestra 62. Dat Dere / Billy May & His Orchestra 63. Four in One / Thelonious Monk Orchestra 64. El Camino Real / J.J. Johnson 65. Animal Dance / Modern Jazz Quartet & The All-Star... 66. 'Round Midnight / Henry Mancini 67. Heidi / Oliver Nelson & The Berlin Dreamband * 68. Sax Alley / Doc Severinsen & The Tonight Show Band 69. A Street Named Hell / Sun Ra & His Solar Arkestra 70. The Ending To The First Side / Charlie Haden & The Liberation... 71. Interlude (Drinking Music) / Charlie Haden & The Liberation... 72. Congratulation Cigar / Willem Brueker Kollektief with the... 73. Planet Of Tears / Tom Pierson Orchestra 74. Hearinga / Muhal Richard Abrams Orchestra	(Wilson) (Woode) (Jones) (Ronell) (Pearson) (Fischer) (Dankworth) (Levy) (Muhlbradt) (Akiyoshi) (Burdge/Robinson) (Mintzer) (Belden) (Carisi) (Evans) (Brecht/Weill) (Gershwin/G/H) (Holman) (Mingus) (Gershwin/Gershwin) (Hart/Rodgers) (Carter) (Duke/Latouche) (Schifrin) (Brown/Timmons) (Monk) (Johnson) (Lewis) (Hanighen/M/W) (Nelson) (Bambridge) (Ra) (Bley) (Bley) (Breuker) (Pierson) (Abrams)
		* with Carmell Jones

		Atlantic Jazz Series 12 Volume Box Set recorded: 1947-1986 issued: 12& CD/CS box set (incl. 3 double CD/CS´s) ATLANTIC 81701 - 81712 ; 1986, 15 LP box set ATLANTIC --- Atlantic Jazz: West Coast issued: CD & CS ATLANTIC 81702 CARMELL JONES is heard on: #16 & 18 from Paris All-Star Blues: A Tribute To Charlie Parker - Jay McShann (1979, MUSIC MASTERS) and on: #39 from Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Hear Ye! - Red Mitchell - Harold Land Quintet (1961, ATLANTIC ; KOCH ; RHINO) other tracks w/ SHORTY ROGERS, JACK MONTROSE, JIMMY GIUFFRE, SHELLY MANNE... ---- 1 Mainstream D. ELLINGTON, W. HERMAN, D. FATHEAD NEWMAN, MJQ, S. GRAPPELLI etc.; 2 West Coast see above; 3 Post-Bop J. COLTRANE, L. KONITZ, TEDDY CHARLES TENTET, S. HAMPTON OCTET, F. HUBBARD, GIL EVANS etc.; 4 Soul LEO WRIGHT, K. BURRELL, GLORIA COLEMAN, SH. SCOTT, CLARENCE WHEELER, E. HARRIS, H. MANN, R. CHARLES, Y. LATEEF, KING CURTIS etc.; 5 The Avant-Garde R. KIRK, O. COLEMAN, J. COLTRANE, ART ENSEMBLE OF CHICAGO, D. CHERRY etc.; 6 Introspection C. COREA, H. LAWS, K. JARRETT, GARY BURTON etc. / other artists on the box sets: N. ADDERLEY; MOSE ALLISON; CAT ANDERSON; B. BAILEY; L. BOWIE; BOB BUSHNELL; CHRIS CONNOR; TED CURSON; PAUL DESMOND; E. DOLPHY; K. DOLDINGER; J. MC DUFF; EUREKA BRASS BAND; A. FARMER; J. GRIFFIN; G. GRYCE; J. HALL; C. HAWKINS; J. HODGES; JAZZ MESSENGERS; THAD JONES; B. KESSEL; J. MC LAUGHLIN; HUGH LAWSON; J. LEWIS; CHARLES LLOYD; M. LOWE; C. MINGUS; B. MITCHELL; MEMPHIS HORNS; A. PEPPER; ÅKE PERSSON; AL PORCINO; ERNIE ROYAL; S. STITT; B. TAYLOR; T-BONE WALKER; RANDY WESTON; arr. & cond. by: Q. JONES, ONZY MATTHEWS, CHUCK SAGLE, AL COHN, C. OGERMANN, A. C. JOBIM, arr. by: DICK HYMAN, GEORGE RUSSELL

1. Bourbon Street Parade / Paul Barbarin (Barbarin) 2. Burgundy Street Blues / George Lewis (Lewis) 3. My Bucket's Got A Hole In It / Jim Robinson (Williams) 4. Cielito Lindo / Wilbur De Paris (Traditional) 5. Salty Dog / George Lewis (Traditional) 6. Eh La Bas / Paul Barbarin (Traditional) 7. The Maple Leaf Rag / Murphy Turk (Joplin) 8. Joe Avery's Blues / Percy Humphrey (Trad.) 9. Nobody KnowsThe Way I Feel This Morning / Ernest "Punch" Miller (Traditional) 10. Shreveport Stomp / Wilbur De Paris (Morton) 11. Sing On / Paul Barbarin (Traditional) 12. Shake It & Break It / Joseph "Dede" Pierce (Traditional) 13. Tiger Rag / Ernest "Punch" Miller (Original Dixieland) 14. You're Driving Me Crazy / Joe Turner (Donaldson) 15. The Lamp Is Low / Vic Dickenson, B.Clayton (DeRose/P/R/S) 16. Hootie Blues / Jay McShann (Brown/M/P) 17. E-Flat Boogie / Buster Smith (Smith) 18. Confessin' The Blues / Jay McShann (Little Walter) 19. Jumpin' At The Woodside / Jay McShann (Basie/Hendricks) 20. Until The Real Thing Comes Along / J.Turner (Cahn/C) 21. Undecided / Vic Dickenson, Buck Clayton (Robin/Shavers) 22. Evenin' / T-Bone Walker (Parish/White) 23. Buster's Tune / Buster Smith (Smith) 24. Piney Brown Blues / Joe Turner (Johnson/Turner) 25. Our Love Is Here To Stay / Dizzy Gillespie (G& I.Gershwin) 26. Evidence / Thelonious Monk, Art Blakey (Monk) 27. Bebop / John Coltrane, Milt Jackson (Gillespie) 28. Ko-Ko / Sonny Stitt (Parker) 29. Salt Peanuts / Philly Joe Jones (Clarke/Gillespie) 30. Almost Like Me / Max Roach (Ali) 31. Allen's Alley / Giants Of Jazz (Best) 32. Sa-Frantic / Eddie Safranski (Feather) 33. Not Really The Blues / Shorty Rogers (Mandel) 34. Paradox / Jack Montrose (Montrose) 35. Cheremoya / Candoli Conte, Lou Levy (Holman) 36. Blues Way Up There / Shorty Rogers (Rogers) 37. The Song Is You / Jimmy Giuffre (Hammerstein/Kern) 38. Topsy / Jimmy Giuffre (Battle/Durham) 39. Triplin' Awhile / Red Mitchell, Harold Land (Land) 40. You Name It / Shelly Manne (Freeman) 41. I'll Be Seeing You / Tony Fruscella (Fain/Kahal) 42. Ain't Misbehavin' / D. "Fathead" Newman (Brooks/R/W) 43. Stuffy / Coleman Hawkins, Milt Jackson (Hawkins) 44. Django / The Modern Jazz Quartet (Lewis) 45. Daphne / Stephane Grappelli (Reinhardt) 46. Perdido / Duke Ellington (Drake/L/T) 47. Embraceable You / Art Farmer, Jim Hall (G. & I. Gershwin) 48. Four Brothers / Woody Herman (Giuffre)	49. Everything Happens To Me / Ira Sullivan (Adair/Dennis) 50. Speedy Reeds / Clarke-Boland Big Band (Boland) 51. Lydian M-1 / Teddy Charles Tentet (Russell) 52. I Can't Get Started / Lee Konitz, W. Marsh (Duke/Gershwin) 53. Bags' Groove / Sonny Rollins, Modern Jazz Quartet (Jackson) 54. This 'N' That / Les Jazz Modes (Rouse) 55. Giant Steps / John Coltrane (Coltrane) 56. Sister Salvation / Slide Hampton Octet (Hampton) 57. White Sand / Von Freeman (Freeman) 58. Misty / Freddie Hubbard (Garner) 59. Thoroughbred / Gil Evans (Harper) 60. Hard Times (No One Knows Better Than I) / Ray Charles (Charles) 61. I Want A Little Girl / Joe Turner (Mencher/Moll) 62. 'Tain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do / Jimmy Witherspoon (Grainger/R/W) 63. Have You Met Miss Jones? / Joe Mooney (Hart/Rodgers) 64. Empty Bed Blues / LaVern Baker (Johnson) 65. I Can Dream Can't I ? / Ruth Brown (Fain/Kahal) 66. Anytime / Helen Merrill (Lawson) 67. Crazy He Calls Me / Lurlean Hunter (Russell/Sigman) 68. Love Is A Word For The Blues / Ann Richards (Feather/H/R) 69. Your Mind Is On Vacation / Mose Allison (Allison) 70. Lonely Woman / Chris Connor (Coleman/Guryan) 71. Whisper Not / Mel Tormé (Feather/Golson) 72. 'Tain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do / Nancy Harrow (Grainger/R/W) 73. Desafinado / João Gilberto (Jobim/Mendonca) 74. The Good Life / Betty Carter (Distel/Reardon) 75. Salty Papa Blues / Vi Redd (Feather) 76. Confessin' The Blues / Esther Phillips (Little Walter) 77. There's No You / Earl Coleman (Adair/D/H) 78. I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) / Carmen McRae (Ellington/Webster) 79. Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me / Al Hibbler, Roland Kirk (Ellington/Russel) 80. Moody's Mood / Aretha Franklin (Moody) 81. Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight / Peggy Lee (Taylor) 82. Something / Sarah Vaughan (Harrison) 83. Lonely Woman / Sylvia Syms (Carter/Sonin) 84. Sing Joy Spring / ManhattanTransfer (Brown/Hendricks) 85. The Way You Look Tonight / E. Garner (Fields/Kern) 86. In The Purple Grotto / M. L. Williams (Williams) 87. Line Up / Lennie Tristano (Tristano) 88. Celia / Phineas Newborn (Powell) 89. Sweet Sixteen Bars / Ray Charles (Charles) 90. In Walked Bud / T. Monk, A. Blakey (Monk) 91. Delaunay's Dilemma / John Lewis (Lewis) 92. One For Fun / Billy Taylor (Taylor)	93. A Night In Tunisia / Roland Hanna (Gillespie/Paparelli) 94. Lazy Bird / McCoy Tyner (Coltrane) 95. Nirvana / Bill Evans (Mann) 96. Blues For Five Reasons (Weston) 97. Young Soul / Dwike Mitchell (Callins) 98. My One And Only Love / Joe Zawinul (Mellin/Wood) 99. Sweet Georgia Brown / Junior Mance (Bernie/C/P) 100. Einbahnstrasse / Herbie Hancock (Carter) 101. Blues #2 / Ray Bryant (Bryant) 102. Pardon My Rags / Keith Jarrett (Jarrett) 103. Koto Song / Dave Brubeck (Brubeck) 104. Last Year's Lies And Tomorrow's Promises / Don Pullen (Pullen) 105. Acorn / Ahmad Jamal (Jamal) 106. State Trooper / Leo Wright (G. Coleman) 107. Think / Shirley Scott (Pauling) 108. Twist City / Johnny Griffin (Gee) 109. Broasted Or Fried / Clarence Wheeler (Andrews) 110. Wade In The Water / Jack McDuff (McDuff) 111. How Long Blues / Ray Charles, Milt Jackson (Carr) 112. Comin' Home Baby / Herbie Mann (Tucker) 113. Russell And Eliot / Yusef Lateef (Lateef) 114. Burnin' Coal / Les McCann (McCann) 115. Listen Hear / Eddie Harris (Harris) 116. Compared To What / Les McCann (McDaniels) 117. You're The One / Hank Crawford (Smith) 118. Jive Samba / Nat Adderley (Adderley) 119. Money In The Pocket / Joe Zawinul (Zawinul) 120. Memphis Soul Stew / King Curtis (Ousley) 121. Black Mystery Has Been Revealed / Roland Kirk (Kirk) 122. Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting / Charles Mingus (Mingus) 123. Eventually / Ornette Coleman (Coleman) 124. Lonely Woman / Ornette Coleman (Coleman) 125. Cherryco / John Coltrane, Don Cherry (Cherry) 126. Countdown / John Coltrane (Coltrane) 127. The Inflated Tear / Roland Kirk (Kirk) 128. Nonaah / Art Ensemble Of Chicago (Mitchell) 129. Yoruba / Hubert Laws (Murtaugh) 130. Tones For Joan's Bones / Chick Corea (Corea) 131. Forest Flower: Sunrise / Charles Lloyd (Lloyd) 132. In A Silent Way / Joe Zawinul (Zawinul) 133. Standing Outside / Keith Jarrett (Jarrett) 134. Chega De Saudade (No More Blues) / Gary Burton (Cavanaugh/H/J) 135. Fortune Smiles / G. Burton, Keith Jarrett (Jarrett) 136. Freedom Jazz Dance / Miroslav Vitous (Harris) 137. Leaux, J. Pooboo / Les McCann (McCann) 138. Quadrant 4 / Cobham (Cobham) 139. Beneath The Earth / Coryell (Mouzon) 140. Homunculus / Passport (Doldinger) 141. Egocentric Molecules / Jean-Luc Ponty (Ponty)

Review: Although one does not think of the 1950's and 60's as a period when jazz had a lot of "hits", occasionally a fluke recording would make the charts and catch on. 19 fairly popular cuts (although not 'Take Five' or 'Hello Dolly') from the 1949-67 period (all but the first two are from 1959-67) are included on this Rhino CD collection in their '45' single versions which were often expertly edited to be briefer than their LP counterpart. Such artists as James Moody (a version of 'I'm In The Mood For Love' that was the basis for 'Moody's Mood For Love'), Count Basie, Charles Mingus, the Jazztet (Killer Joe), Gene Ammons, John Coltrane (a greatly truncated version of 'My Favorite Things'), Eddie Harris (Exodus), Herbie Mann, Stan Getz (Desafinado), Jimmy Smith, Hank Crawford, Vince Guaraldi (Cast Your Fate To The Wind), Jimmy Mc Griff, Mongo Santamaria, Donald Byrd, Horace Silver, Ramsey Lewis, Cannonball Adderley (Mercy, Mercy, Mercy) and Wes Montgomery are all represented in this interesting sampler.

Masters Of Jazz, Vol. 7: Jazz Hit Singles / Various Artists
recorded: October 12, 1949 - June 26, 1967
issues: September 16, 1996 CD RHINO (EDEL) 72474

Art Farmer, Carmell Jones, Thad Jones, Joe Newman, Ernie Royal, Joe Wilder, Marty Sheller, Donald Byrd, Wendell Culley, John Hunt, Doc Severinsen, Phil Guilbreau, Leppe Sundevall (tp); Jimmy Cleveland, Curtis Fuller, Urbie Green, Willie Dennis, Britt Woodman, Henry Coker, Bill Hughes, Benny Powell (tb); Tommy Mitchell (b-tb); Ray Alonge (fr-h); Nat Adderley (co); Gene Ammons, Booker Ervin, Stan Getz, Eddie Harris, Joe Henderson, Hank Mobley, Gosta Theselius, Robert Ashton, Babe Clarke, Frank Foster, David ‘Fathead’ Newman (ts); Benny Golson (ts, narrator); John Coltrane (ss); Pepper Adams, Leroy Cooper, Charlie Fowl-kes (bar-s); Cannonball Adderley, Hank Crawford, John Handy, James Moody, Arne Domné- rus, Jerry Dodgion, Jackie McLean, Phil Woods (as); Bobby Capers, Pat Patrick (sax); Marshall Royal (cl, as); Frank Wess (fl, ts); Herbie Mann (fl); George Marge, Romeo Penque, Joe Soldo (b-fl); Stanley Webb (b-fl, ww); Phil Bodner (ww), Charlie Byrd, Freddie Green, Wes Montgomery, Joe Diorio, Kenny Burrell, Sonny Forrest, Barry Galbraith, Morris Dow (g); Gene Byrd (b, g); Count Basie, Tommy Flanagan, Vince Guaraldi, Herbie Hancock, Horace Parlan, Horace Silver, Thore Swanerud, Ramsey Lewis, McCoy Tyner, Rodgers Grand, Willie Pickens (p); Joe Zawinul (el-p); Jimmy McGriff (org); Hagood Hardy, Donald Best (vib); Margaret Ross (harp); Peter Buonconsigilio, Mac Ceppos, Lewis Eley, Harry Katzman, Leo Kruczek, Harry Glickman, Gene Orloff, Tosha Samaroff, Harry Urbont, Sylvan Shulman, Jack Zayde, Julius Brand (v); Harold Coletta, Emanuel Vardi (viola); Charles McCracken, Alan Shulman (c); Eldee Young (b, c); Ron Carter, Charles Mingus, Doug Watkins, Butch Warren, George Duvivier, Ahmed Abdul-Malik, Keter Betts, Monty Budwig, Edgar Willis, Addison Farmer, Victor Gaskin, Teddy Smith, Ben Tucker, Victor Venegas, William Yancy, Eddie Jones, Yngve Akerberg (b); Elvin Jones, Grady Tate, Ed Shaughnessy, Dannie Richmond, Colin Bailey, Bruno Carr, Rudy Collins, Frank Hernandez, Redd Holt, Buddy Deppenschmidt, Lex Humphries, Roger Humphries, Harold Jones, Reunald Jones, Roy McCurdy, Sonny Payne, Jackie Mills, Art Flanagan, Andrew Burman (dr); Joe Wohletz, Bill Reichenbach, Joseph Gorgas, Jack Jennings, Osvaldo ‘Chihuahua’ Martinez (perc); Chief Bey (perc, african-dr); Ray Baretto (perc, cga); Mongo Santamaria (cga); Oliver Nelson, Don Sebesky (arr, cond); Duke Pearson, Wild Bill Davis (arr); David Axelrod, Norman Granz (prod); James Austin, Will Friedwald (compil. prod); Coleridge Taylor Perkinson (choir master)

1. I'm In The Mood For Love / James Moody
2. April In Paris / Count Basie & His Orchestra
3. Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting, Pt. 1 / Charles Mingus
4. Killer Joe / Jazztet
5. Hittin' The Jug / Gene Ammons Quartet
6. My Favorite Things, Pt. 1 / John Coltrane
7. Exodus / Eddie Harris
8. Comin' Home Baby / Herbie Mann
9. Desafinado / Stan Getz, Charlie Byrd
10. Walk On The Wild Side, Pt. 1 / Jimmy Smith & The Big Band
11. Don't Cry Baby / Hank Crawford
12. Cast Your Fate To The Wind / Vince Guaraldi Trio
13. All About My Girl / Jimmy McGriff
14. Watermelon Man / Mongo Santamaria Band
15. Cristo Redentor / Donald Byrd
16. Song For My Father, Pt. 1 / Horace Silver Quintet
17. The "In" Crowd / Ramsey Lewis Trio
18. Mercy, Mercy, Mercy / Cannonball Adderley
19. Windy / Wes Montgomery

Review: Jazz Profile compiles highlights from Horace Silver's recordings for Blue Note, drawing a rough portrait of his career. The compilation features both soul-jazz and hard-bop cuts, giving a good sense of Silver's depth and range. While there isn't anything here that will appeal to collector's, Jazz Profile does offer a nice introduction for curious listeners.

Jazz Profile (Vol. 12) / Horace Silver
recorded: October 9, 1952 - ?
issues: September 9, 1997 BLUE NOTE RECORDS 33208

HORACE SILVER (p, prod); ART FARMER, CARMELL JONES, WOODY SHAW, DONALD BYRD, TOM HARRELLl (tp); BOBBY BRYANT, OSCAR BRASHEAR (tp, fl-h); FRANK ROSOLINO (tb); MAURICE SPEARS (b-tb); JEROME RICHARDSON (fl, as, ss); BUDDY COLLETTE (fl, as); JAMES SPAULDING, FRED JACKSON (fl); LANNY MORGAN (as); JOE HENDERSON, TYRONE WASHINGTON, BOB BERG, HANK MOBLEY (ts); BILL GREEN (bs); VINCENT DE ROSA (fr-h); TEDDY KOTICK, PERCY HEATH, LARRY RIDLEY, GENE TAYLOR, RON CARTER, DOUG WATKINS, JACK NIMITZ, TEDDY SMITH (b); ROGER HUMPHRIES, AL FOSTER, ART BLAKEY, ROY BROOKS, LOUIS HAYES (dr); WADE MARCUS (arr); ALFRED LION, BOB BELDEN, DR. GEORGE BUTLER (prod); DAVID WEISS (prod, liner notes); RUDY VAN GELDER, DON HAHN, DOUG HAWKINS (engineer); RON MC MASTER (mastering); FRANCIS WOLFF (photos)

1. Safari
2. Enchantment
  3. Pyramid
4. Fingerpoppin'
5. Where You At ?
  6. Song For My Father
  7. Blue Silver
  8. Barbara
  9. Activation

All songs written by Horace Silver

Review: Saxophonist/flutist Bud Shank was a key player in the West Coast jazz movement, first coming to prominence in the late 1940s and early 1950s playing with Stan Kenton, Laurindo Almeida and the Lighthouse All-Stars. This 60-song set traces his early development as a bandleader with his mid-'50s quartet, which included pianist Claude Williamson, and his early-'60s quintet, which featured trumpeter Carmell Jones and guitarist Dennis Budimir. ...Sharing the fifth disc with Barefoot Adventure is the bluesy album New Groove, recorded six months prior to Barefoot Adventure with a similar line- up, basically the band Bud was holding forth with at the Drift Inn during the same time period. This grouping introduces trumpeter Carmell Jones, and Shank plays both alto and baritone as if unaware that West Coast jazz is supposed to be 'neat but not greasy'. More fine guitar from Budimir who contributes a smokin' solo on Gary Peacock's 'Liddledabllduya'. ...While the soundtrack to Slippery When Wet is a laid back affair, the soundtrack for Barefoot Adventure, recorded just two-and-a-half years later in November 1961, is much more muscular in tone. From the first staccato notes Da DA Da Da DA Da, Da DA Da Da ...as little footprints travel up and down the screen introducing the title and opening credits to the moment when the rest of the band jumps in you know this movie and its accompanying score is going to be a stoker. Bud Shank is working with a sextet this time around with only bassist Gary Peacock on board from the SWW sessions; Dennis Budimir replaces Billy Bean on guitar, and the addition of Carmell Jones on trumpet and long-time Shank associate Bob Cooper on tenor contributes to a fuller, tougher sound. Shank himself alternates between alto and baritone this time out and when he and Cooper trade riffs the results are inspired. I used to wonder if this Bob Cooper could be the [surfer] Bob Cooper and I would compare photos from the back cover of the album with photos of Bob Cooper surfing Makaha shorebreak in the first Surfer to see if all that coolness could be rolled up into one guy. It wasn't but both Bobs were very cool nonetheless. As are the rhythm section of Gary Peacock and drummer par excellence Shelly Manne.

ALBUM INDEX
PACIFIC JAZZ:
PJ-1215 The Bud Shank Quartet
PJ-1230 The Bud Shank Quartet
               feat. Claude Williamson
PJ-ST-4 Bud Shank Plays Tenor
PJ-JWC 509 Have Blues Will Travel                      -Various Artists
PJ-X-5000 Bud Shank In Africa
                  (issued in South Africa only)
PJ-JWC 512 Blowin' The Blues - V.A.
PJ-ST-1029                   ''
PJ-ST-21 New Groove
PJ-ST-35 Barefoot Adventure OST

WORLD PACIFIC:
ST-1265   Slippery When Wet OST
Original sessions produced by Russ Freeman (C), unknown (D) and Richard Bock (all others). Produced for release by Michael Cuscuna. Executive producer: Charlie Lourie, recording engineers: John Palladino (A), Bones Howe (C), George Balla (D), Richard Bock (F,G,H). Sessions A,B,D and E are mono. All others are stereo. Mastered by Ron McMaster using 20-bit Super Bit Mapping.
Note: (C) Although the date for this session is commonly given as November 28, Shank's ledger shows it to be the 29th. (H) Original soundtrack to Bruce Brown’s 1960 surfing documentary. Shank had titled the fifth song Well, 'Pon My Sole. It was a clerical error at Pacific Jazz that altered the title and lost the pun.

The Pacific Jazz Bud Shank Studio Sessions (1956-61)
recorded: 1956 - 1961
issued: (5 CDs / 7 LPs) MOSAIC

This discography includes only the first 12" US issue of each selection. New Groove and Barefoot Adventure are part of this disc set (see disco 1 for detailed information).

(A) rec. Jan. 25, 1956, Capitol Studios, LA
BUD SHANK (as, fl); CLAUDE WILLIAMSON (p); DON PRELL (b); CHUCK FLORES (dr)
1. Bag Of Blues PJ-1215
2. Nature Boy
3. All This And Heaven Too
4. Jubilation
5. Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me
6. Nocturne For Flute
7. Walkin'
8. Carioca
(B) rec. November 7/8, 1956 in LA
SHANK (as, fl); C. WILLIAMSON (p, celeste); D. PRELL (b); C. FLORES (dr)
9. A Night In Tunisia PJ-1230
10. Tertia
11. All Of You
12. Theme
13. Jive At Five
14. Softly As In A Morning Sunrise
15. Polka Dots And Moonbeams
16. The Lamp Is Low
17. Tangerine Playboy
(C) rec. Nov. 29, 1957 at Radio Recorders LA SHANK (ts); C. WILLIAMSON (p); D. PRELL (b); C. FLORES (dr)
18. Thou Swell ST-4
19. Tenderly
20. Over The Rainbow
21. Long Ago And Far Away
22. I Never Knew
23. All The Things You Are
24. Body And Soul
25. Blue Lou
26. Have Blues, Will Travel JWC 509
(D) rec. Apr. 23, 1958 in Johannesburg/S.A.
SHANK (as, fl, pennywhistle), C. WILLIAM- SON (p); D. PRELL (b); JIMMY PRATT (dr)
27. A Tribute To The African Pennywhistlers PJX-5000
28. I'll Remember April
29. Charity Rag
30. Just Squeeze Me
31. My Funny Valentine
32. Misty Eyes
33. Waltzin' The Blues Away

(E) rec. June 30, 1958 in LA
BUD SHANK (as); LARRY BUNKER (vib);
AL HENDRICKSON (g); JIMMY ROWLES (p); JOE MONDRAGON (b); MEL LEWIS (dr)
34. Misty Eyes Playboy PB1958
(F) April 18,1959 World Pacific Studio,LA
BUD SHANK (as, fl); BILLY DEAN (g);
GARY PEACOCK (b); C. FLORES (dr)
35. Mook's Theme ST-1265
36. Surf Pipers
37. The Surf And I
38. Up In Velseyland
39. Surf For Two
40. Slippery When Wet
41. Going My Wave
42. Old King Nep's Tune
43. Walkin' On The Water
44. Soupsville
45. Blues In The Distance JWC 512, ST-1029
46. Blues In The Surf Crown CLP5311, CST311
(G) New Groove ST-21, PJ 21
rec. May 1961 at World Pacific Studio, LA
SHANK (as, bar-s); CARMELL JONES (tp); DENNIS BUDIMIR (g); G. PEACOCK (b); MEL LEWIS (dr)
1. New Groove
2. The Awakening
3. White Lightnin'
4. Sultry Serenade
5. Well, You Needn't
6. Liddledabllduya
(H) Barefoot Adventure ST-35, PJ-35
rec. November 1961 in LA
B. SHANK (as, bar-s); C. JONES (tp);
BOB COOPER (ts); D. BUDIMIR (g);
G. PEACOCK (b); SHELLY MANNE (dr)
1. Barefoot Adventure
2. Shoeless Beach Meeting
3. Jungle Cruise
4. How High The Makaha
5. Well 'Pon My Soul
6. Ala Moana
7. Bruce Is Loose
8. Dance Of The Sea Monsters

The records was only available with the equally named book written by Joachim Ernst Berendt. There are 23 titles, all are edited.		Jazz Life - Auf den Spuren des Jazz, Volumes 1 & 2 presented by Joachim E. Berendt issued: 1961, 7" EP (33, 1/3 RPM) METRONOME JEB 1001 (Germany) GUITAR WELCH, CARMELL JONES, ST. JOHANN BAPTIST TEMPLE etc. Vol. 2: 1. It's A Long Way To Tipperary / Paul Barbarin & His New Orleans Jazz Band 2. Jack O'Diamonds / Brother Percy Randolph 3. I Lost My Heart / Armand Hugh & Emile Christian New Orleans Band 4. Bobblin' / Carmell Jones 5. Little Fugue / Roland Kirk 6. Spoiled Your Baby / Shaky Jake 7. Number Nine / Roosevelt Sykes 8. 2 Blues Choruses / Ira Sullivan 9. Blow Low / Buddy Tate & His Harlem Band 10. Night Train / Cootie Williams & His Central Ballroom Band 11. Walk On / Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee 12. Soft Lights / John Coltrane

	click image to enlarge	This Is The Blues, Vol. 2 / Various Artists issued: 1961 PACIFIC JAZZ PJ-30 (mono), ST-30 (stereo) players include: CARMELL JONES (tp); BUD SHANK (as); CURTIS AMY, TEDDY EDWARDS, BEN WEBSTER (ts); LES MC CANN (p); RICHARD “GROOVE” HOLMES, PAUL BRYANT (org); FRANK BUTLER (dr); RON JEFFERSON among the tracks are: 1. Big Jim (McCann) 2. I Am In Love (Porter)

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24 Great Jazz Groups On Mike !
issued: 1962 Do LP PACIFIC JAZZ PJ-100

CANNONBALL ADDERLEY, LAURINDO ALMEIDA, GENE AMMONS, CURTIS AMY, CHET BAKER, ART BLAKEY, CLIFFORD BROWN, PAUL BRYANT, GIL EVANS, CLARE FISCHER, CHICO HAMILTON, RICHARD HOLMES, JAZZ CRUSADERS, CARMELL JONES, HAROLD LAND, JOHN LEWIS, LES MC CANN, JACKIE MC LEAN, WES MONTGOMERY, BLUE MIT- CHELL, GERRY MULLIGAN, SHORTY ROGERS, BUD SHANK, STANLEY TURRENTINE, RICHARD TWADZIK, BEN WEBSTER

Disc 1
Side A
1. Carson City Stage / Gerry Mulligan
2. Band Aid / Chet Baker
3. Blue Baiao / Laurindo Almeida
4. Shank´s Pranks / Bud Shank & Shorty Rogers
5. A Nice Day / Chico Hamilton
6. Tiny Capers / Clifford Brown

Side B
1. 2 Degrees East / John Lewis & Bill Perkins
2. Albuquerque Social Swim / Richard Twardzik
3. Bock To Bock / Montgomery Brothers
4. Sextet / Gerry Mulligan
5. St. Louis Blues / Gil Evans & C. Adderley
6. Sam´s Tune / Jazz Messengers

Disc 2
Side A
1. Vacushna / Les Mc Cann
2. Goin´ Down, Catch Me A Woman / Amy & Bryant
3. That Healin´ Feeling / R. Holmes & L. Mc Cann
4. Blues March / Carmell Jones
5. Morris The Minor / R. Holmes & Gene Ammons
6. Comin´ Thru The Apple / R. Holmes & L. McCann

Side B
1. Blues For Yna Yna / Gerald Wilson
2. Little 3/4 For God & Co. / McCann & Turrentine
3. Freedom Sound / Jazz Crusaders
4. Business Meetin´ / Carmell Jones [spliced version]
5. Afterfact / Clare Fischer
6. Tippin´ On Thru / Curtis Amy

(Carson Smith)
(Russ Freeman)
(Gonazga-Teixeria)
(Shorty Rogers)
(Buddy Collette)
(Clifford Brown)

(John Lewis)
(Richard Twardzik)
(B. Montgomery)
(Mulligan/Har-Bock)
(W. C. Handy)
(Sam Dockery)

(Les Mc Cann)
(Curtis Amy)
(Les Mc Cann)
(Carmell Jones)
(Richard Holmes)
(Les Mc Cann)

(Gerald Wilson)
(Les Mc Cann)
(Joe Sample)
(Gerald Wilson)
(Clare Fischer)
(Benny Golson)

Note: spliced meaning the solos were shortened by several choruses to produce a shorter overall performance; this was done by recording engineers probably with musical production & supervision by Gerald Wilson.

		Jean-Luc Ponty: Portrait recorded: 1968-1970 issued: DoLP UNITED ARTISTS UAS 29 281/82 XD (Germany) compilation of: More Than Meets the Ear - Jean-Luc Ponty (>> see disco 3), Electric Connection, Experience, King Kong: Jean-Luc Ponty Plays the Music of Frank Zappa JEAN-LUC PONTY (v); CARMELL JONES (tp); TONY RUSCH, LARRY MC GUIRE, WILLIAM PETERSON, PAUL HUBINON (tp); MIKE WIMBERLY (b-tb); LEO WRIGHT (as, fl); ERNIE WATTS (as, ts); RICHARD APLAN (bar-s); BUD SHANK (as); TONY ORTEGA (fl); GEORGE GRUNZ (p, arr); GEORGE DUKE (p); WILBERT LONGMIRE, FRANK ZAPPA (g); THURMAN GREEN, FRANK STRONG, JOHN HEARD, WILTON FENDER, BOB WEST (b); DICK BERK, JOHN GUERIN, PAUL HUMPHREY, DANIEL HUMAIR (dr) among the tracks are: 1. Big Jim (McCann) 2. I Am In Love (Porter)

		The Best Of The Gerald Wilson Orchestra issued: 1978 PACIFIC JAZZ PJ-LA 889 GERALD WILSON (arr); CARMELL JONES (tp); BUD SHANK (as); HAROLD LAND, JIMMY WOODS, TEDDY EDWARDS, HADLEY CALIMAN (ts); JOE PASS (g); RICHARD “GROOVE” HOLMES (org); JACK WILSON, GEORGE DUKE (p); BOBBY HUTCHERSON (vib) Side A 1. Blues For Yna Yna 2. Lighthouse Blues 3. Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me) 4. The Roar Of The Greasepaint 5. The Feather (from Teotihuacan Suite) 6. Milestones Side B 1. Viva Tirado 2. Equinox 3. Down Here On The Ground 4. California Soul 5. Bluesnee

Review: This very interesting collector's LP is comprised of versions of 'Señor Blues' and 'Tippin' that were originally part of a 45, along with seven previously unissued performances from a variety of sets by the Horace Silver Quintet (in addition to a trio rendition of 'Que Pasa'). General collectors should get the pianist/composer's regular Blue Note releases first but Silver's longtime fans will find this fresh music fascinating and quite enjoyable.

Sterling Silver / Horace Silver
recorded: November 10, 1956 - January 28, 1964
issues: July 1979 LIBERTY/BLUE NOTE BN-LA-945-H (USA) ; BLUE NOTE RECORDS LA 945 ; BLUE NOTE RECORDS LBL J-5702 ; BLUE NOTE LA-954-H ; 1998 CAMERON HILL

HORACE SILVER (p); BILL HENDERSON (voc); CARMELL JONES, BLUE MITCHELL, DONALD BYRD (tp); JUNIOR COOK, JOE HENDERSON, HANK MOBLEY (ts); ROBERT KYLE (sax); TEDDY SMITH, DOUG WATKINS, GENE TAYLOR (b); ROGER HUMPHRIES, LOUIS HAYES, ROY BROOKS (dr); ALFRED LION (prod)

1. Sanctimonious Sam
2. Que Pasa
3. Sighin' And Cryin'
4. How Did It Happen
5. Señor Blues
6. It Ain't S'Posed To Be Like That
7. Cool Eyes
8. Señor Blues
9. Tippin'

(Kaleem)
(Silver)
(Silver)
(?)
(Silver)
(Silver)
(Silver)
(Silver)
(Silver)

Review: Although this CD sticks to Joe Pass' early period and cannot be accurately called "The Best", it does feature the guitaist in prime form. Rarest among the selections are three numbers from Pass' debut, Sounds of Synanon. In addition, the guitarist is heard on four selections from his classic For Django date; he performs 'More' from a movie theme record and 'But Beautiful' from his Catch Me date; and he makes guest appearances with Gerald Wilson's big band, Richard Groove Holmes and Les McCann. Although sticking much more to single-note lines than he would in his later Pablo days, Joe Pass was already instantly recognizable and a major (if at the time underrecognized) guitarist. Worth picking up.

The Best Of Joe Pass: Pacific Jazz Years
recorded: February 1961-September 1964 in L.A.
issues: March 25, 1997 BLUE NOTE/CAPITOL 54944 ; PACIFIC JAZZ 54944

JOE PASS (g, 12 string-g); JOHN PISANO (g); CARMELL JONES, LOU BLACKBURN, AL PORCINO, JOHN AUDINO, FREDDIE HILL, JULES CHAIKIN, DAVE ALLAN (tp); BOBBY KNIGHT, LESTER ROBERTSON, KENNY SHROYER, BOB EDMONDSON, FRANK STRONG (tb); HAROLD LAND, CLIFFORD SCOTT, TEDDY EDWARDS (ts); BUD SHANK, JOE MAINI (as); JACK NIMITZ, DON RAFFELL (bar-s); GREG DYKES (bar-h); LES MC CANN, JACK WILSON, ARNOLD ROSS, CLARE FISCHER (p); RICHARD "GROOVE" HOLMES (org); RONALD CLARK, JiIM HUGHART, RALPH PENA, LEROY VINNEGAR, JIMMY BOND (b); CANDY PATSON (bgo); MEL LEWIS, RON JEFFERSON, COLIN BAILEY, LARRY BUNKER, BILL CRAWFORD (dr); GERALD WILSON (cond, arr); Producer: Richard Bock, Albert Marx, Doug Messenger (Compilation).

1. C.E.D.
2. Aaron's Song
3. Projections
4. Django
5. Night And Day
6. Fleur d'Ennui
7. Insensiblement
8. Teri
9. Nancy Jo
10. Milestones
11. More
12. Comin' Through The Apple
13. Carma
14. But Beautiful
15. You're Driving Me Crazy
16. Bernie's Tune

(Pass/Ross)
(Allan)
(Dykes)
(Dykes)
(Porter)
(Reinhardt)
(Misraki)
(Wilson)
(Wilson)
(Davis)
(Oliviero/Ortolani)
(McCann)
(McCann)
(Burke/VanHeusen)
(Donaldson)
(Miller)

Review: Unlike many other box sets currently available, this 4-CD package is actually a sampler taken from Joe Henderson's many recordings for Blue Note; all but three selections date from 1963-69. Out of the 36 selections, 26 feature the great tenor as a sideman and some are from sessions not reissu- ed in quite awhile. Henderson is instantly recognizable (his distinctive tone has not changed much since 1963) and an asset to each of these performances. Also included in the box is a very attractive 40-page booklet that is highlighted by his complete Blue Note discography. This set is particularly recommended to listeners only vaugely aware of Joe Henderson's powerful music. -- The Blue Note Years features 36 tracks beginning with Henderson's 1963 Blue Note debut 'Una Mas' to 1990's 'For The Moment'. This set also contains many rare Blue Note sessions including a live performance with the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra. Included with the 4 discs is a 40-page booklet with previously unpublished photographs by Francis Wolff and a complete discography.		The Blue Note Years / Joe Henderson recorded: April 1, 1963 - ? issues: February 15, 1990 ; November 2, 1993 CD BLUE NOTE B2-89287 ; Disc 1 #2,3,5; Disc 2 #8, Disc 3 #7 also on: The Best Of Joe Henderson: The Blue Note Years JOE HENDERSON (alto-fl, ts, reeds); KENNY DORHAM, BLUE MITCHELL, LEE MORGAN, CARMELL JONES, AL PORCINO, WOODY SHAW, MARVIN STAMM, DONALD BYRD, DENNY MOORE, SNOOKY YOUNG (tp); CURTIS FULLER, GARNETT BROWN (tb); TONY STUDD (b-tb); JULIAN PRIESTER, JIMMY KNEPPER, BENNY POWELL, BOB BURGESS (tb, reeds); FREDDIE HUBBARD (cl); JEROME RICHARDSON (b-cl, reeds); HUBERT LAWS (fl); JAMES SPAULDING (fl, as); ERIC DOLPHY (fl, b-cl, as); LEO WRIGHT, BLUE WRIGHT (as); STEVE WILSON (as, ss); EDDIE DANIELS, JERRY DODGION, PEPPER ADAMS (reeds); JOHNNY COLES, THAD JONES (fl-h); GRANT GREEN, EDDIE WRIGHT (g); SIR ROLAND HANNA (p, reeds); DUKE PEARSON, RENEE ROSNES (p, prod.); ANDREW HILL, HORACE SILVER* (p); TOMMY FLANAGAN, STEVE KUHN, BARRY HARRIS, CEDAR WALTON, MC COY TYNER (p); HERBIE HANCOCK (p, el-p); LARRY YOUNG, FREDDIE ROACH* (org); BOBBY HUTCHERSON* (vib); BOB CRANSHAW, RICHARD DAVIS, RON CARTER, GENE TAYLOR, BUTCH WARREN, HERBIE LEWIS, IRA COLEMAN, BUSTER WILLIAMS, EDDIE KHAN, STEVE SWALLOW, TEDDY SMITH (b); PETE LA ROCA, ROY BROOKS, JOE CHAMBERS, BILLY HIGGINS, ELVIN JONES, MEL LEWIS, BILLY DRUMMOND, AL FOSTER, ROGER HUMPHRIES, ROY HAYNES, ALBERT "TOOTIE" HEATH, AL HAREWOOD, TONY WILLIAMS, MICKEY ROKER, CLARENCE JOHNSTON (dr) = soloist

Disc 1 1. São Paulo 2. Blue Bossa 3. Recorda Me 4. Sweet & Lovely 5. Our Thing 6. Idle Moments 7. McNeil Island 8. Gary's Notebook 9. The Right Time	(Dorham) (Dorham) (Henderson) (Arnheim/LeMare/Tobias) (Henderson) (Pearson) (Hill) (Morgan) (Herman)	Disc 2 1. Refuge 2. In 'N Out 3. Mamacita 4. The Kicker 5. Que Pasa 6. Amanda 7. Isotope 8. El Barrio	(Hill) (Henderson) (Henderson) (Henderson) (Silver) (Pearson) (Henderson) (Henderson)	Disc 3 1. Pax 2. Malagueña 3. Lazy Afternoon 4. Nutville 5. If 6. Softly As In A Morning Sunrise 7. Mode For Joe 8. Caribbean Fire Dance 9. Nite Flite 10. 8/4 Beat	(Hill) (Lecuona) (Latouche/Moross) (Silver) (Henderson) (Hammerstein/Romberg) (Walton) (Henderson) (Morgan) (Hutcherson)	Disc 4 1. Black Circle 2. Gaslight 3. Big Bertha 4. Blues On The Corner 5. The Prisoner 6. Don't Get Sassy 7. Isotope 8. Y Ya La Quiero 9. Summer Night	(Hutcherson) (Pearson) (Pearson) (Tyner) (Hancock) (Jones/Lewis) (Henderson) (Henderson) (Dubin/Warren)

The Best Of Joe Henderson: The Blue Note Years
issues: March 26, 1991 BLUE NOTE RECORDS ; 1995 CD BLUE NOTE CP32-5057 ;
CD BLUE NOTE BNST2-84429

JOE HENDERSON (comp., ts, reeds); CLIFFORD BROWN, LEE MORGAN, FATS NAVARRO, MILES DAVIS, KENNY DORHAM, CARMELL JONES, BLUE MITCHELL (tp); EDDIE BERT (tb); ROBERT CRAY; ERNIE HENRY, CANNONBALL ADDERLEY (as); DEXTER GORDON, GIL MELLE, HANK MOBLEY (ts); ELMO HOPE, TADD DAMERON, HANK JONES, HERBIE HANCOCK, BARRY HARRIS, SONNY CLARK, WYNTON KELLY, HORACE PARLAN (p); JIMMY WITHERSPOON (g, voc); TINY GRIMES (g); SAM JONES, RED MITCHELL (b); BILLY HIGGINS (dr, perf.); LOUIS HAYES, PETE LA ROCA, PHILLY JOE JONES (dr); RAY BARRETTO (cga)

1. Blue Bossa
2. Recorda Me
3. Our Thing
4. Punjab
5. Serenity
6. El Barrio
7. Mode For Joe
8. Beatrice (live)

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