Zoot Sims (1925-1985):Either Way
CD
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Zoot Sims (1925-1985): Four Classic Albums
- Zoot Sims (1925-1985)
- Four Classic Albums
- 2 CDs i **;
Detailed Information
- Label: Avid, 1956-57
- Order number: 5709614
- Release date: 24.11.2009
Disk 1 von 2
- 1 Four And One Moore Start
- 2 So Blue Start
- 3 The Swinging Door Start
- 4 Four In Hand Start
- 5 A Quick One Start
- 6 Four Brothers Start
- 7 Ten Years Later Start
- 8 The Pretty One Start
- 9 Aged In Wood Start
- 10 Here We Go Again Start
- 11 Mediolistic Start
- 12 Crimea River Start
- 13 A New Moon Start
- 14 A Moment's Notice Start
- 15 My Blues Start
- 16 Sandy's Swing Start
- 17 Somebody Loves Me Start
- 18 More Bread Start
- 19 Sherm's Terms Start
- 20 From A To Z Start
- 21 East Of The Sun Start
- 22 Tenor For Two Please, Jack Start
Disk 2 von 2
- 1 9.20 Special Start
- 2 The Man I Love Start
- 3 55th And State Start
- 4 Blue Room Start
- 5 Gus's Blues Start
- 6 That Old Feeling Start
- 7 Bohemia After Dark Start
- 8 Woudy'n You Start
- 9 The King Start
- 10 Lullaby Of The Leaves Start
- 11 I Can't Get Started Start
- 12 Snake Eyes Start
- 13 Morning Fun Start
- 14 Whooeeee Start
- 15 Medley Start
- 16 Box Cars Start
Product Information
AVID Jazz here presents four classic Zoot Sims albums, including original LP liner notes on a finely re-mastered and low priced double CD.The Four Brothers Together Again!, From A to Z, Zoot and Whooeeee. Taking their name from their saxophone stylings in the 1940’s as part of the Woody Herman band the Four Brothers consisted at the time of recording Together Again in 1957 of Zoot Sims, Al Cohn, Herbie Steward and Serge Chaloff. Take a listen to the album and you will soon witness the Brothers refute the accusation that they all sounded alike! From A to Z finds Zoot again joined by Al Cohn alongside Ossie Johnson on drums, Milt Hinton on bass, Hank Jones on piano and Dick Sherman on trumpet recorded a year earlier in 1956 . To spot the difference between Zoot and Al, Zoot’s style is rather light and hard whereas Al’s somewhat heavier and softer. Zoot recorded in the same year 1956 finds Zoot in a Quartet with Johnny Williams on piano, Gus Johnson on drums and Knobby Totah on bass. Here we can fully concentrate on and appreciate Zoot’s playing as he is the sole sax man on the set! Our final album, with the wonderful title Whooeee finds Zoot joined by legendary trombonist Bob Brookmeyer, Hank Jones at the piano, Bill Crow on bass and Jo Jones on drums, again recorded in 1956, what a busy year that was! The music here in uncomplicated, always in the best of taste and always swinging.
All four albums have been digitally re-mastered for probably the finest sound quality ever!
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