Marian McPartland - On 52nd Street - (MP3 + FLAC)

Marian McPartland - On 52nd Street
Жанр: Bop, Mainstream Jazz
Страна-производитель диска: США
Год издания: 2002
Издатель (лейбл): Savoy Jazz
Номер по каталогу: SVY 17069
Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: (lossy + lossless)
Продолжительность: 59:18
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Треклист:
01. A Foggy Day (Gershwin-Gershwin) - 3:07
02. The Lady Is a Tramp (Hart-Rodgers) - 3:48
03. I've Got the World on a String (Koehler-Arlen) - 4:18
04. Manhattan (Hart-Rodgers) - 4:03
05. Aunt Hagar's Blues (Handy) - 2:57
06. Four Brothers (Giuffre) - 2:37
07. Once in a While (Edwards-Green) - 3:24
08. Just Squeeze Me (Ellington-Gaines) - 6:20
09. Liza (Gershwin-Gershwin-Kahn) - 2:22
10. September Song (Anderson-Weill) - 3:01
11. Embraceable You (Gershwin-Gershwin) - 3:44
12. Laura (Mercer-Raksin) - 3:30
13. What Is This Thing Called Love? (Porter) - 3:34
14. There Will Never Be Another You (Gordon-Warren) - 3:04
15. Willow Weep for Me (Ronell) - 3:34
16. A Fine Romance (Fields-Kern) - 2:57
17. Lullaby in Rhythm (Goodman-Hirsch-Sampson-Profit) - 3:00
Состав:
Marian McPartland – piano
Vinnie Burke (#1-12), Bob Carter (#13-17) – bass
Joe Morello – drums
#1-12: Recorded live at the Hickory House, New York City in October 1953.
#13-17: Recorded in New York City (studio recording) on April 27, 1953.

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Review by Rick Anderson

This album consists primarily of performances recorded at the Hickory House Club in October 1953, with a trio consisting of bassist Vinnie Burke and the great drummer Joe Morello, who never achieved the fame he deserved, but did make a name for himself in Dave Brubeck's group. At the end of this program are five studio recordings made earlier that same year, with Morello and bassist Bob Carter. McPartland's style is witty and elegant, and if her solos never exactly catch fire, they never settle for mere decorousness either. She plays with plenty of energy, and her inventiveness is consistently impressive. The program is unsurprising, consisting mainly of such standards as I've Got the World on a String, A Foggy Day, and Willow Weep for Me, but the material never sounds tired. The sound quality is, surprisingly, quite good. Research in the Savoy archives has revealed that these recordings were produced by a then very young Rudy Van Gelder, who would later become one of the great jazz producers of the century.