Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 35:30
Size: 81.3 MB
Styles: Hard bop, Saxophone jazz
Year: 1960/2006
Art: Front
[8:26] 1. Hittin' The Jug
[3:43] 2. Close Your Eyes
[4:12] 3. My Romance
[5:22] 4. Canadian Sunset
[4:54] 5. Blue Ammons
[5:21] 6. Confirmation
[3:29] 7. Savoy
The great tenor saxophonist Gene Ammons was of the generation of swing-era players that easily adapted to bop. But though he was a modernist, Ammons maintained that breathy, old-school romantic approach to the tenor. Boss Tenor, a quintet session from 1960, is one of Ammons' very best albums. Ray Barretto's congas subtly add a bit of Latin spice, but otherwise this is a collection of standards rendered with a gorgeous late-night bluesy feel. Accompaniment by Tommy Flanagan, one of the best mainstream pianists ever, certainly doesn't hurt, either. A gem. ~Mark Keresman
Boss Tenor
Pretty good saxophone, but the musicians backing Ammons are not great. Merci.
ReplyDeleteHi Guys, Im new to this blog. May you please re-up this Gene Ammons, one of my favourites. Thanks
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Thank you guys. This was so quick. Really Appreciate it.
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