VA Atlantic Jazz Kansas City(jazz r and b)(mp3@320)[rogercc][h33t]seeders: 32
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VA Atlantic Jazz Kansas City(jazz r and b)(mp3@320)[rogercc][h33t] (Size: 116.09 MB)
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VA: Atlantic Jazz - Kansas City
Label: Rhino/Atlantic Recorded : 1956 - 1977; Released : 2005 Format : Mp3@320  The Kansas City sound brought earthy yet lithe energy to both jazz and R&B: From the impulsive swing of Bennie Moten and Count Basie to Big Joe Turner's genre-straddling work, K.C.'s impact on music can be heard in rock, soul, and even funk. As part of its mammoth jazz box set, Atlantic spotlights such key K.C. figures as Jay McShann, alto saxophonist Buster Smith, and Turner himself. As a sort of potent aside, the disc also features some fine combo swing commandeered by Basie alum Vic Dickenson and Buck Clayton. And while the inclusion of T-Bone Walker is something of a mystery (a Texas native who worked out of L.A. for a good stretch), the inclusion of his cut of the classic "Evenin'" fits right into the flow here. Get out the whiskey and clear the dancefloor. Tracklist 01. Big Joe Turner : You're Driving Me Crazy 4:12 • Alto Saxophone – Pete Brown; – Ernie Wilkins; Bass – Walter Page; Drums – Cliff Leeman; Guitar – Freddie Green; Piano – Pete Johnson; Tenor Saxophone – Seldon Powell; Trombone – Lawrence Brown; Trumpet – Jimmy Nottingham; Vocals – Joe Turner 02. Buck Clayton, Vic Dickenson : Lamp Is Low 6:10 • Bass – Gene Ramey; Clarinet – Herbie Hall; Drums – Marquis Foster; Guitar – Danny Barker; Piano – Al Williams; Tenor Saxophone – Hal Singer; Trombone – Vic Dickenson; Trumpet – Buck Clayton 03. Jay McShann ; Hootie Blues 4:28 • Bass – Milt Hinton; Drums – Jackie Williams; Electric Guitar – John Scofield; Electric Piano – Jay McShan; Tenor Saxophone – Buddy Tate, Paul Quinichette; Trumpet – Joe Newman; Vocals – Jay McShann 04. Buster Smith : E-Flat Boogie 6:49 • Alto Saxophone – Buster Smith; Baritone Saxophone – Buster Cooper; Bass – Josea Smith; Drums – Robert Cobbs; Piano – Herman Flowers; Tenor Saxophone – Eddie Cadell; Trombone – Clinton Smith; Trumpet – Charles Gillum 05. Jay McShann : Confessin' the Blues 4:40 • Bass – Milt Hinton; Drums – Jackie Williams; Electric Guitar – John Scofield; Piano – Jay McShann; Tenor Saxophone – Buddy Tate, Paul Quinichette; Trumpet – Joe Newman; Vocals – Jay McShann 06. Jay McShann : Jumpin' at the Woodside 4:35 • Bass – Milt Hinton; Drums – Jackie Williams; Electric Guitar – John Scofield; Piano – Jay McShann; Tenor Saxophone – Buddy Tate, Paul Quinichette; Trumpet – Joe Newman 07. Jay Turner : Until the Real Thing Comes Along 3:27 • Alto Saxophone – Jerome Richardson;– Ernie Wilkins; Bass – Doug Watkins; Drums – Charlie Persip; Guitar – Jim Hall; Piano – Jimmy Jones; Tenor Saxophone – Coleman Hawkins; Trombone – Vic Dickenson; Trumpet – Paul Ricard; Vocals – Joe Turner 08. • Buck Clayton, Vic Dickenson : Undecided 4:41• Bass – Gene Ramey; Clarinet – Herbie Hall; Drums – Marquis Foster; Guitar – Danny Barker; Piano – Al Williams; Tenor Saxophone – Hal Singer; Trombone – Vic Dickenson; Trumpet – Buck Clayton 09. T-Bone Walker : Evenin' 2:38 • Bass – Joe Comfort; Drums – Earl Palmer; Electric Guitar – Barney Kessel, R.S. Rankin, T-Bone Walker; Piano – Ray Johnson; Tenor Saxophone – Plas Johnson; Vocals – T-Bone Walker 10. Buster's Tune 3:32 • Buster Smith • Alto Saxophone – Buster Smith; Baritone Saxophone – Buster Cooper; Bass – Josea Smith; Drums – Robert Cobbs; Piano – Herman Flowers 11. Big Joe Turner : Piney Brown Blues 4:49 • Alto Saxophone – Pete Brown; – Ernie Wilkins; Bass – Walter Page; Drums – Cliff Leeman; Guitar – Freddie Green; Piano – Pete Johnson; Tenor Saxophone – Frank Wess; Trombone – Lawrence Brown; Trumpet – Joe Newman; Vocals – Joe Turner Sharing Widget |