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Gumbo!

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発売日 1999年10月26日
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルPrestige Records
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 24229
SKU 025218522922

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 01:15:29
Full performer name: Booker Ervin/Pony Poindexter/Larry Young. Personnel includes: Booker Ervin (tenor saxophone); Norwood "Apony" Poindexter (soprano & alto saxophones); Larry Young (organ); Al Grey (trombone); Gildo Mahones (piano); George Tucker (bass); Jimmy Smith, Jerry Thomas (drums). Personnel: Booker Ervin (tenor saxophone); Pony Poindexter (soprano saxophone, alto saxophone); Al Grey (trombone); Gildo Mahones (piano); Larry Young (organ); Jerry Thomas, Jimmie Smith (drums). Audio Remasterer: Joe Tarantino. Recording information: New York, NY (01/31/1963-06/27/1963). Photographers: Don Schlitten; Lee Tanner. Tenor saxophonist Booker Ervin joined alto and soprano saxophonist Pony Poindexter in 1963 on Gumbo, based around the sights and sounds of Poindexter's birthplace, the Crescent City. Poindexter penned the majority of these compositions, providing them with evocative titles of the city: "Creole Girl," "French Market," and "Gumbo Filet." Gumbo finds Ervin playing more straight-ahead than on his exploratory "Book" sessions, which he had begun recording under his name by this time. The rhythm section on the first 12 cuts include Gildo Mahones on piano, George Tucker on bass, and Jimmie Smith on drums, with trombonist Al Grey making an appearance on four tracks. The remaining four tunes tacked on the CD's conclusion were recorded in January and February 1964, featuring the trio of Ervin, Jerry Thomas on drums, and Larry Young's distinctive Hammond organ virtuosity. "You Don't Know What Love Is" (two takes), "Autumn Leaves," and "Old Folks" had remained unreleased until the appearance of this CD in 1999. ~ Al Campbell
録音 : モノラル／ステレオ (Studio)

  1. 1.[CDアルバム]
    1. 1.
      Front O' Town
    2. 2.
      Happy Strut
    3. 3.
      Creole Girl (A.K.A. Melphamiene)
    4. 4.
      4-11-44
    5. 5.
      Back O' Town
    6. 6.
      Muddy Dust
    7. 7.
      French Market
    8. 8.
      Gumbo Filet
    9. 9.
      Moody's Mood for Love
    10. 10.
      Blue and Sentimental
    11. 11.
      Wade in the Water
    12. 12.
      Absotively Posalutely
    13. 13.
      You Don't Know What Love Is
    14. 14.
      You Don't Know What Love Is
    15. 15.
      Autumn Leaves
    16. 16.
      Old Folks

作品の情報

メイン
アーティスト： Pony Poindexter

その他
アーティスト： Booker Ervin

商品の紹介

Tenor saxophonist Booker Ervin joined alto and soprano saxophonist Pony Poindexter in 1963 on Gumbo, based around the sights and sounds of Poindexter's birthplace, the Crescent City. Poindexter penned the majority of these compositions, providing them with evocative titles of the city: "Creole Girl," "French Market," and "Gumbo Filet." Gumbo finds Ervin playing more straight-ahead than on his exploratory "Book" sessions, which he had begun recording under his name by this time. The rhythm section on the first 12 cuts include Gildo Mahones on piano, George Tucker on bass, and Jimmie Smith on drums, with trombonist Al Grey making an appearance on four tracks. The remaining four tunes tacked on the CD's conclusion were recorded in January and February 1964, featuring the trio of Ervin, Jerry Thomas on drums, and Larry Young's distinctive Hammond organ virtuosity. "You Don't Know What Love Is" (two takes), "Autumn Leaves," and "Old Folks" had remained unreleased until the appearance of this CD in 1999. ~ Al Campbell
Rovi

This record is largely representative of the state of jazz in 1963 -- in other words, a picture of a music in stasis. Barring the continuing explosion that was the John Coltrane quartet, jazz as a medium had largely expended its energy. Thus, we get records like this: competent and occasionally inspired readings based on classic blues forms. Music that isnt quite dead, but doesnt break any ground. That being said, the record itself is quite enjoyable, full of bluesy testifying akin to the efforts of Bobby Timmons or any of the serviceable hard bop quartets then storming about New York. A word of note: Booker Ervin is on the record, but those expecting to hear the fierce combative tenor that graces his own records will be disappointed. This is music that defines straight-ahead: never boring, but never quite intriguing either. ~ Rob Ferrier
Rovi

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