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The Creator 1969-1973: The Best of the Flying Dutchman Masters

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発売日 2013年01月31日
国内/輸入 輸入(イギリス盤)
レーベルBGP
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 6752572
SKU 029667525725

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 01:16:26
Liner Note Author: Dean Rudland. Illustrator: Chuck Stewart. Leon Thomas was equally at home singing R&B, hard bop, swing, blues, avant jazz, and soul. He worked with everyone from Art Blakey and Count Basie to Roland Kirk, Pharoah Sanders, and Santana. Though he recorded and performed infrequently after the 1970s, his emotive phrasing, disciplined yodeling, and brave improvising influenced numerous vocalists who came later. Dean Rudland and Beat Goes Public Records have assembled 15 cuts from the records Thomas cut for Bob Thiele's first label after he left Impulse! They are not sequenced chronologically, but aesthetically. While "The Creator Has a Master Plan" is the best-known title here, Thomas' readings of "straight" jazz material such as Milt Jackson's "Bags' Groove," from 1971's Leon Thomas Album, or "Welcome to New York," from his appearance on Johnny Hodges' Three Shades of Blue (with Oliver Nelson) in 1970, also rate highly. "China Doll" melds spiritual jazz, blues, soul, and street swagger. "Shape Your Mind to Die" is an otherworldly modal vocal performance; it also features the most snaky, outside soprano playing of Pee Wee Ellis' career. It, along with the soaring "Come Along" (featuring Neal Creque and Billy Cobham), the funky "Let's Go Down to Lucy's," and "Love Each Other" are all included here from 1972's stellar Blues and the Soulful Truth. Thomas' reading of Santana's "Just in Time to See the Sun" is another standout as drummer Pretty Purdie, guitarist Joe Beck, and bassist Richard Davis lock in some deep funky grooves behind him. A previously unreleased version of "Um Um Um," from the concert that gave us Leon Thomas in Berlin in 1971, is a rare treat before the sprawling improvisation in the Afro-Latin jazz closer "Umbo Weti" from the same gig carries it out. For anyone who hasn't heard Thomas, doesn't own his records, or does and merely wants a killer representative collection, The Creator is it. ~ Thom Jurek
録音 : ステレオ (Studio/Live)

  1. 1.[CDアルバム]
    1. 1.
      Shape Your Mind to Die

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

    2. 2.
      Just in Time to See the Sun

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

    3. 3.
      It's My Life I'm Fighting For

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

    4. 4.
      The Creator Has a Master Plan

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

    5. 5.
      Let the Rain Fall on Me

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

    6. 6.
      China Doll

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

    7. 7.
      Bags' Groove

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

    8. 8.
      One

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

    9. 9.
      Come Along

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

    10. 10.
      Let's Go Down to Lucy's

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

    11. 11.
      Welcome to New York

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

    12. 12.
      Love Each Other

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

    13. 13.
      Balance of Life (Peace of Mind)

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

    14. 14.
      Um Um Um

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

    15. 15.
      Umbo Weti

      アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

作品の情報

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アーティスト: Leon Thomas (Jazz)

オリジナル発売日:2013年

商品の紹介

Leon Thomas was equally at home singing R&B, hard bop, swing, blues, avant jazz, and soul. He worked with everyone from Art Blakey and Count Basie to Roland Kirk, Pharoah Sanders, and Santana. Though he recorded and performed infrequently after the 1970s, his emotive phrasing, disciplined yodeling, and brave improvising influenced numerous vocalists who came later. Dean Rudland and Beat Goes Public Records have assembled 15 cuts from the records Thomas cut for Bob Thiele's first label after he left Impulse! They are not sequenced chronologically, but aesthetically. While "The Creator Has a Master Plan" is the best-known title here, Thomas' readings of "straight" jazz material such as Milt Jackson's "Bags' Groove," from 1971's Leon Thomas Album, or "Welcome to New York," from his appearance on Johnny Hodges' Three Shades of Blue (with Oliver Nelson) in 1970, also rate highly. "China Doll" melds spiritual jazz, blues, soul, and street swagger. "Shape Your Mind to Die" is an otherworldly modal vocal performance; it also features the most snaky, outside soprano playing of Pee Wee Ellis' career. It, along with the soaring "Come Along" (featuring Neal Creque and Billy Cobham), the funky "Let's Go Down to Lucy's," and "Love Each Other" are all included here from 1972's stellar Blues and the Soulful Truth. Thomas' reading of Santana's "Just in Time to See the Sun" is another standout as drummer Pretty Purdie, guitarist Joe Beck, and bassist Richard Davis lock in some deep funky grooves behind him. A previously unreleased version of "Um Um Um," from the concert that gave us Leon Thomas in Berlin in 1971, is a rare treat before the sprawling improvisation in the Afro-Latin jazz closer "Umbo Weti" from the same gig carries it out. For anyone who hasn't heard Thomas, doesn't own his records, or does and merely wants a killer representative collection, The Creator is it. ~ Thom Jurek
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