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ORFF, Gundula Janowitz, Gerhard Stolze, Dietrich-Fischer Dieskau, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Eugen Jochum
Carmina Burana
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PIAZZOLLA, ChamberJam Europe
Tangos del Ángel y del Diablo
Direct-to-Disc ( D2D ) - Numbered Limited Edition
Gene Harris, Ernie Watts, Jack McDuff
Alley Cats
- 1. Put It Where You Want It (Sample) - 5:34
- 2. Magic Lady - 4:05
- 3. Blues March (Golson) - 10:56
- 4. Bird's Idea (Watts) - 4:44 <
- 5. Walkin' With Zach (Harris/Harris) - 6:50
- 6. Jive Samba (Adderley) - 5:48
- 7. You've Changed (Carey/Fischer) - 6:11
- 8. Guess Who (Belvin) - 5:21
- 9. Listen Here (Harris) - 11:36
- 10. Please Send Me Someone to Love (Mayfield) - 4:51
- Gene Harris - piano
- Ernie Watts - saxophone
- Jack McDuff - Hammond B-3 organ
69.00 PLN
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Nr kat.: CCD4859Label : Concord Records
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Too many artists have gone their entire careers without providing any live albums, but that hasn't been a problem for Gene Harris whose live recordings from the 1980s and 1990s ranged from unaccompanied solo piano to big-band dates. Arguably, the best live album he gave listeners in the 1990s was Alley Cats; recorded live at Jazz Alley in Seattle on December 11-12, 1998, this CD finds Harris' working quintet (Harris on piano, Frank Potenza on guitar, Luther Hughes on bass, and Paul Kreibich on drums) joined by such accomplished soloists as Red Hollywood (tenor sax), Ernie Watts (alto and tenor sax), and Jack McDuff (organ). Many inspired moments occur, and a 65-year-old Harris really goes that extra mile on gems ranging from Nat Adderley's "Jive Samba" and Benny Golson's "Blues March" to Joe Sample's "Put It Where You Want It" (which, in the 1970s, was introduced by the Crusaders before being covered by the Average White Band). A talented but underexposed singer (underexposed in the 1990s, anyway) who has recorded R&B albums but is quite capable of handling jazz, Harris' daughter Niki Harris is featured on earthy performances of "You've Changed," "Please Give Me Someone to Love," and "Guess Who." McDuff, meanwhile, brings his gritty, down-home Hammond B-3 to two songs: Eddie Harris' "Listen Here" and Gene Harris' "Walkin' With Zach." Soul-jazz enthusiasts will definitely want this excellent CD. � Alex Henderson (AMG)