Time: 67:53
Size: 155.4 MB
Styles: Trumpet jazz
Year: 2014
Art: Front
[2:07] 1. Baubles, Bangles And Beads
[3:20] 2. Echoes Of Harlem
[2:46] 3. Two O'clock Jump
[2:40] 4. I Can't Get Started
[3:45] 5. Boy Meets Horn
[2:40] 6. Hot Lips
[2:48] 7. After You've Gone
[2:28] 8. West End Blues
[2:30] 9. Ciribiribin
[2:46] 10. Tenderly
[3:01] 11. Sugar Blues
[2:58] 12. Apollo Jumps
[2:02] 13. Yes Indeed
[2:20] 14. Mandy
[2:50] 15. Work Song
[2:26] 16. Ramblin' Rose
[3:13] 17. Spanish Harlem
[2:03] 18. The Lonesome Road
[1:53] 19. The Preacher
[2:41] 20. 'deed I Do
[3:00] 21. Memories Are Made Of This
[2:38] 22. Jonah's Sermon
[3:03] 23. Look Up
[2:29] 24. Down By The Riverside
[1:35] 25. Sometimes I'm Happy
[1:39] 26. Tommy Tommy
2 LPs on 1 CD + Bonus Tracks. “Jonah Jones / Glen Gray” (ST-1660) 1962 [#1-12]; “That Righteous Feelin’” (ST-1839) 1962 [#13-24]; Bonus Tracks [#25-26] “June Christy with the Jonah Jones Quartet” (Capitol EP 4457) released in 1960.
Tracks #1-12: Jonah Jones, Joe Graves, Conrad Gozzo, Uan Rasey, Shorty Sherock, Mannie Klein, trumpets; Milt Bernhart, Joe Howard, Lew McCreary, George Roberts, trombones; Abe Most, clarinet, alto sax; Arthur 'Skeets' Herfurt, alto sax; Plas Johnson, Babe Russin, tenor saxes; Chuck Gentry, baritone sax; Ray Sherman, piano; Jack Marshall, guitar; Mike Rubin, bass; Nick Fatool, drums. Benny Carter, arranger, conductor. On #1,2 & 7 Al Porcino, trumpet, Ken Shroyer, trombone, and Morty Corb, bass, replace Rasey, Roberts and Rubin. Tracks #13-24: Jonah Jones, trumpet, vocals; Andre Persiani, percussion; Dick Hyman, organ, piano; Bob Bain & Howard Roberts, guitars; John Brown, bass; Danny Farrar, drums; The Jubilee Four, vocals. Tracks #25-26: Jonah Jones, trumpet, vocals; Teddy Brannon, piano; John Brown, bass; George 'Pops' Foster, drums; June Christy, vocal. Recorded in in Los Angeles, December (#1-12) 1961, November (#13-24), 1962; and October 1960 (#25 & 26). Stereo · 24-Bit Digitally Remastered
Jonah Jones zoomed to popularity in the late ‘50s. He found a successful formula and used it to brighten the hit charts with a succession of bouncy albums on Capitol Records. His quartet was one of the three newcomers in the Top 10 wide variety of small groups listed in the “favorite Instrumental” Billboard lists in 1958.
This is a powerful joining of forces, with trumpet man Jonah Jones taking the lead in front of the Casa Loma styled Benny Carter arrangements for big band. The tunes are all closely associated with other famous horn men—James, Armstrong, Stewart, Eldridge, Berigan, etc—while the impeccable studio band radiates a goodly fire of its own behind Jones. On “That Righteous Feelin’” the voices of the Jubilee Four keep in a handclapping mood the fresh, sanctifying gospel sounds of Jonah Jones with Dick Hyman and the New Disciples of Rhythm. Everything about it sounds right—or righteous!
Tracks #1-12: Jonah Jones, Joe Graves, Conrad Gozzo, Uan Rasey, Shorty Sherock, Mannie Klein, trumpets; Milt Bernhart, Joe Howard, Lew McCreary, George Roberts, trombones; Abe Most, clarinet, alto sax; Arthur 'Skeets' Herfurt, alto sax; Plas Johnson, Babe Russin, tenor saxes; Chuck Gentry, baritone sax; Ray Sherman, piano; Jack Marshall, guitar; Mike Rubin, bass; Nick Fatool, drums. Benny Carter, arranger, conductor. On #1,2 & 7 Al Porcino, trumpet, Ken Shroyer, trombone, and Morty Corb, bass, replace Rasey, Roberts and Rubin. Tracks #13-24: Jonah Jones, trumpet, vocals; Andre Persiani, percussion; Dick Hyman, organ, piano; Bob Bain & Howard Roberts, guitars; John Brown, bass; Danny Farrar, drums; The Jubilee Four, vocals. Tracks #25-26: Jonah Jones, trumpet, vocals; Teddy Brannon, piano; John Brown, bass; George 'Pops' Foster, drums; June Christy, vocal. Recorded in in Los Angeles, December (#1-12) 1961, November (#13-24), 1962; and October 1960 (#25 & 26). Stereo · 24-Bit Digitally Remastered
Jonah Jones zoomed to popularity in the late ‘50s. He found a successful formula and used it to brighten the hit charts with a succession of bouncy albums on Capitol Records. His quartet was one of the three newcomers in the Top 10 wide variety of small groups listed in the “favorite Instrumental” Billboard lists in 1958.
This is a powerful joining of forces, with trumpet man Jonah Jones taking the lead in front of the Casa Loma styled Benny Carter arrangements for big band. The tunes are all closely associated with other famous horn men—James, Armstrong, Stewart, Eldridge, Berigan, etc—while the impeccable studio band radiates a goodly fire of its own behind Jones. On “That Righteous Feelin’” the voices of the Jubilee Four keep in a handclapping mood the fresh, sanctifying gospel sounds of Jonah Jones with Dick Hyman and the New Disciples of Rhythm. Everything about it sounds right—or righteous!
Jonah Jones/Glen Gray + That Righteous Feelin'
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Desperado, You have to request re-up on the post that you want, and not in another as you did now. Thank You!
DeleteThank you Giullia G for another excellent album, I love both Jonah Jones and Glen Gray.
ReplyDeleteHey Jazzman77, This album was posted by Mat ... Thank you always!
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