Swingin' Jazz For Hipsters Vol. 1

構成数 : 1
合計収録時間 : 00:55:53
Personnel: Tania Maria (vocals, keyboards, synthesizer); Ernestine Anderson, Mel Torme (vocals); Mitch Stein (guitar, mandolin); Howard Alden, Howard Roberts , John Hart , Peter Bernstein , Ron Eschete, Charlie Byrd (guitar); Hendrik Meurkens (harmonica); Gary Foster , Andrew Beals (alto saxophone); Jerry Weldon, Ken Peplowski, Scott Hamilton (tenor saxophone); Bob Efford (baritone saxophone); Jack Sheldon, Joe Magnarelli, Warren Luening, Byron Stripling (trumpet); Ruby Braff (cornet); Herb Besson, Lew McCreary (trombone); Bob Enevoldsen (valve trombone); Jim Self (tuba); Dado Moroni, Dave McKenna, Hank Jones , Monty Alexander, Pete Jolly, Ross Tompkins, Stefan Scaggiari (piano); Chuck Redd, Colin Bailey, Jeff Hamilton , Jimmie Smith , Alan Dawson , Paul Humphrey , Tim Horner, Rudy Petschauer, Buddy Williams (drums); Don Alias (percussion). Ensembles: Ron Eschete Trio; The Stefan Scaggiari Trio; Charlie Byrd Trio. Illustrator: Mike Hoaglin. Arrangers: Jack McDuff; Marty Paich; Tania Maria. ...The bachelor pad cover art is supposed to represent some vague early-'60s space age atmosphere, the CD label is designed to look like a 45 RPM record, and the brief liner note is right out of a vintage Playboy magazine ad...But how does that jibe with the selection of music?...The selections are covers of pop hits as old as "Honeysuckle Rose" and as recent as "Isn't She Lovely" and "The Lady Wants to Know"; the artists include Ray Brown, Jack McDuff, Mel Torme, Stephane Grappelli, Hendrik Meurkens, Stefan Scaggiari, Tania Maria, Ruby Braff, Ron Eschete, Ernestine Anderson, Howard Roberts and Charlie Byrd. The packaging concept is totally unrelated to the musical content, which is quite good if a little schizophrenic... ~ Richard S. Ginell
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)