Time: 53:36
Size: 122.7 MB
Styles: Bebop, Swing
Year: 1974/1995
Art: Front
[4:04] 1. Mack The Knife
[4:37] 2. There Will Never Be Another You
[6:18] 3. Realm Of Love
[4:55] 4. Wig, Thig, Bad An Major Too
[3:45] 5. Miss Mule
[5:36] 6. Angel Eyes
[5:53] 7. Recado Bossa Nova
[3:22] 8. Elum
[4:42] 9. No Place Like Home
[2:48] 10. Just A Closer Walk With Thee
[4:34] 11. There Will Never Be Another You (Alt.Take)
[2:55] 12. Elum (Alt.Take)
Holley got his nickname from Navy service with Clark Terry's band, whose instruments he used to carry. Terry said he looked like a pack mule and the name stuck.
Holley began playing the violin at age 7 and then studied tuba, cello and piano. His first professional date was in 1946 in San Diego, where he performed in an ensemble led by saxophonists Wardell Gray and Dexter Gordon. He moved to New York after getting out of the service. He went on to perform with a long list of music figures, including Charlie Parker, Art Tatum, the Kenny Burrell Trio, Oscar Peterson, Rose Murphy, Zoot Sims and Al Cohn. He was considered a protege of Leroy (Slam) Stewart and, like Stewart, used to sing as he played bass solos.
Holley began playing the violin at age 7 and then studied tuba, cello and piano. His first professional date was in 1946 in San Diego, where he performed in an ensemble led by saxophonists Wardell Gray and Dexter Gordon. He moved to New York after getting out of the service. He went on to perform with a long list of music figures, including Charlie Parker, Art Tatum, the Kenny Burrell Trio, Oscar Peterson, Rose Murphy, Zoot Sims and Al Cohn. He was considered a protege of Leroy (Slam) Stewart and, like Stewart, used to sing as he played bass solos.
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