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 | Lambert, Hendricks & Ross: Sing A Song Of Basie (CD: Verve)
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Lambert, Hendricks & Ross: Everybody's Boppin' (CD: Columbia- US Import)
Price: £12.99
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 | Lambert, Hendricks & Bavan: At Newport '63/ Havin' A Ball At The Village Gate (CD: Take Two)
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Eddie Jefferson: Letter From Home (CD: Riverside- US Import)
Price: £15.49
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 | Eddie Jefferson: Body and Soul (CD: Prestige- US Import)
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Eddie Jefferson: Come Along With Me (CD: Prestige- US Import)
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 | Annie Ross: Sings A Song With Mulligan (CD: Jazz Track)
All of the music from the 1957-58 sessions that reunited Annie Ross and Gerry Mulligan, including some tunes that were issued separately or on compilations and not on the original album. This album was one of Annie Ross’ most acclaimed - and also included Chet Baker and Art Farmer. As a bonus, the complete 10-inch Annie Ross album “Annie by Candlelight” (1956) and a version of “Skylark” previously issued as a single. (Discovery Records)
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Annie Ross: Sings A Handful Of Songs (CD: Acrobat)
The original 1963 Ember album plus live in Tel Aviv with Tony Crombie and his orchestra.
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 | Annie Ross: You And Me Baby- An Evening With Annie Ross (CD: Vocalion)
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King Pleasure: Moody's Mood For Love (CD: Blue Note- US Import)
The 1962 United Artists album with "Old Black Magic (Diaper Pin)," "Mean To Me," "Sometimes I’m Happy" and a reworking of "I’m In The (Moody’s) Mood For Love." All 10 selections have been remixed for far better sound. Added to the original LP are eight mid-‘50s recordings he made for Aladdin and Jubilee.Personnel includes: King Pleasure, Jon Hendricks (vocals), Seldon Powell, Plas Johnson (tenor saxophones). (Blue Note Records)
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 | King Pleasure Sings, Annie Ross Sings (CD: Prestige- US Import)
These are the seminal sessions in vocalese which spawned a whole host of singers--including Manhattan Transfer--working in this style today. Taking Eddie Jefferson's lead, King Pleasure developed his own style and material in the idiom. Noteworthy is the participation of Jon Hendricks as singer and co-lyricist on "Don't Get Scared," Pleasure's version of a Swedish recording by Stan Getz. Following in the wake of Jefferson and Pleasure was Annie Ross, later to team up with Hendricks and Dave Lambert. She does for Wardell Gray what Jefferson and Pleasure had done for James Moody and Lester Young. This includes the original recording of "Twisted" as well as Pleasure evergreens "Parker's Mood" and "Red Top." With the addition of "I'm in the Mood for Love" (formerly titled "Moody's Mood for Love," Pleasure's biggest hit) and three other bonus tracks, this Compact Disc now contains virtually everything King Pleasure recorded for Prestige. (Fantasy, Inc.) A BEBOP SHOP MILESTONE- An essential recording for your jazz CD shelf
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Jon Hendricks: Boppin' At The Blue Note (CD: Telarc Jazz)
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 | Babs Gonzales: Real Crazy (CD: Proper)
Babs Gonzales was a singer who did what he could to popularize bop. He had stints with Charlie Barnet and Lionel Hampton's big bands, and then led his own group (Three Bips & a Bop) during 1946-1949. They recorded during 1947-1949, including the earliest version of "Oop-Pop-A-Da" and such songs as "Weird Lullaby," "Real Crazy," "Professor Bop," and "Prelude to a Nightmare"; among his sidemen on these dates were Tadd Dameron, Tony Scott, Roy Haynes, James Moody, J.J. Johnson, Julius Watkins, Sonny Rollins (making his recording debut), Art Pepper, Wynton Kelly, and even Don Redman. Gonzales later became more of a cult figure but this Proper Introduction gives you a real flavour of his Pop Bop. (proper Records)
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