Explosion! + All That And This Too
Explosion! + All That And This Too
CD
CD (Compact Disc)
Herkömmliche CD, die mit allen CD-Playern und Computerlaufwerken, aber auch mit den meisten SACD- oder Multiplayern abspielbar ist.
- Label: Fresh Sound, 1959-61
- Bestellnummer: 8219350
- Erscheinungstermin: 12.6.2018
*** 24Bit digitally remastered
1 - 9: Sam Trippe: Explosion!
10 - 18: Bob Rogers: All That And This Too
When the dust from the collapse of the Swing Era settled, there were few big bands left that had survived. Yet, because they loved the swinging drive of a full-on jazz orchestra, a series of adventurous and unsung bandleaders optimistically organized some fine, but short-lived, new orchestras that were packed with jazz and studio musicians, holding the flag of Swing high.
On Explosion! Sam Trippe led an impressive, skilled and hard-driving band with a varied book and a particularly striking brass section. The meticulously conceived and precisely executed scores are by trombonist Ray Sikora, with room for some crisply inventive soloists, among them Jay Migliori's consistently exciting tenor, to show what they can do. An excellent rhythm team provides a solid foundation.
Bob Rogers' band was working casual dates around southern California in the early 60s. It was a well-organized ten-piece group, with modern arrangements by trumpeter Kip Dubbs and pianist Len Stack. In his album All That and This Too, Jay Migliori, Bill Perkins, Jack Nimitz and Dave Wells have some good solo moments, and Rogers is heard briefly playing vibes on Mood Indigo and Midnight Lace. Gary Peacock is a worthy addition with his tremendous beat and melodic strength.
The welling enthusiasm present in the ensemble passages gives a glowing picture of the powerhouse of these two exciting bands, a glimpse of what it could have been.
10 - 18: Bob Rogers: All That And This Too
Product Information
When the dust from the collapse of the Swing Era settled, there were few big bands left that had survived. Yet, because they loved the swinging drive of a full-on jazz orchestra, a series of adventurous and unsung bandleaders optimistically organized some fine, but short-lived, new orchestras that were packed with jazz and studio musicians, holding the flag of Swing high.
On Explosion! Sam Trippe led an impressive, skilled and hard-driving band with a varied book and a particularly striking brass section. The meticulously conceived and precisely executed scores are by trombonist Ray Sikora, with room for some crisply inventive soloists, among them Jay Migliori's consistently exciting tenor, to show what they can do. An excellent rhythm team provides a solid foundation.
Bob Rogers' band was working casual dates around southern California in the early 60s. It was a well-organized ten-piece group, with modern arrangements by trumpeter Kip Dubbs and pianist Len Stack. In his album All That and This Too, Jay Migliori, Bill Perkins, Jack Nimitz and Dave Wells have some good solo moments, and Rogers is heard briefly playing vibes on Mood Indigo and Midnight Lace. Gary Peacock is a worthy addition with his tremendous beat and melodic strength.
The welling enthusiasm present in the ensemble passages gives a glowing picture of the powerhouse of these two exciting bands, a glimpse of what it could have been.
- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 Trippe, Sam & Rogers, Bob: Dress Blues
- 2 Trippe, Sam & Rogers, Bob: Grumpy
- 3 Trippe, Sam & Rogers, Bob: Bella's Back in Town
- 4 Trippe, Sam & Rogers, Bob: Larry Finley's Stomp
- 5 Trippe, Sam & Rogers, Bob: You Go to My Head
- 6 Trippe, Sam & Rogers, Bob: Ride Around the Block
- 7 Trippe, Sam & Rogers, Bob: How High the Moon
- 8 Trippe, Sam & Rogers, Bob: It's a Wonderful World
- 9 Trippe, Sam & Rogers, Bob: Wail Street
- 10 Bob Rogers: This Too
- 11 Bob Rogers: Bluesy
- 12 Bob Rogers: Shadow Waltz
- 13 Bob Rogers: A Minute Before I Go
- 14 Bob Rogers: Mood Indigo
- 15 Bob Rogers: Room with a View
- 16 Bob Rogers: Coffee Kat
- 17 Bob Rogers: Midnight Lace
- 18 Bob Rogers: Alone Together
Explosion! + All That And This Too
EUR 13,99*
