Jimmy Rushing: The Scene: Live In New York
The Scene: Live In New York
CD
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+ Zoot Sims, Al Cohn u.a.
Jimmy Rushing, sicherlich einer der großen Blues- und Jazzsänger, der mit seiner Phrasierung vor oder nach dem Beat immer ein besonders rhythmisches Gefühl entwickelte und maßgeblichen Einflussauf zeitgenössische Sänger hatte. Auf „The Scene“ ist der Meister, der u. a. mit Count Basie, Jerry Roll Morton gearbeitet hatte, mit Zoot Sims & Al Cohn zu hören. Und diese Live-Session dürfte sicherlich eine seiner besten sein.
Jimmy Rushing established a style of singing that epitomized swing: he created a wonderful tension between band and vocalist by singing ahead of or behind the beat and toyed with the rhythm. He was a blues singer and a jazz singer, and his ability to work within both styles had an incalculable influence on succeeding generations of popular music vocalists. Rushing's career covers nearly the entire history of jazz, spending some time with Jelly Roll Morton, in Los Angeles, Bennie Moten and Count Basie. After leaving Basie in 1948, Rushing worked mostly as a soloist but continued to appear with great instrumentalists. On The Scene is recorded live with legendary tenor duo Al Cohn & Zoot Sims who are also featured in two instrumental tracks. Shifting between relaxed and then punching swing, Rushing bellows up front with such assurance that these will surely count among Rushing’s best sessions on record.
Jimmy Rushing established a style of singing that epitomized swing: he created a wonderful tension between band and vocalist by singing ahead of or behind the beat and toyed with the rhythm. He was a blues singer and a jazz singer, and his ability to work within both styles had an incalculable influence on succeeding generations of popular music vocalists. Rushing's career covers nearly the entire history of jazz, spending some time with Jelly Roll Morton, in Los Angeles, Bennie Moten and Count Basie. After leaving Basie in 1948, Rushing worked mostly as a soloist but continued to appear with great instrumentalists. On The Scene is recorded live with legendary tenor duo Al Cohn & Zoot Sims who are also featured in two instrumental tracks. Shifting between relaxed and then punching swing, Rushing bellows up front with such assurance that these will surely count among Rushing’s best sessions on record.
- Tracklisting
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 Deed I Do
- 2 Gee Baby Ain't I Good to You?
- 3 I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me
- 4 I Want a Little Girl
- 5 Red Door [Instrumental]
- 6 Goin' to Chicago
- 7 I Cried for You
- 8 Everyday I Have the Blues
- 9 It's Noteworthy [Instrumental]
- 10 Good Morning Blues
