Mike Nock Quintet - Ozboppin' (1998) 320 kbps
BAND/ARTIST: Mike Nock Quintet
- Title: Ozboppin'
- Year Of Release: 1998
- Label: Naxos Jazz
- Genre: Jazz, Neo Bop
- Quality: MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 54:35
- Total Size: 129 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1. Ozboppin' (5:14)
2. The Philosophers (5:20)
3. Five'll Getcha! (7:05)
4. Exile (9:27)
5. Snafu (6:23)
6. Dreamtime Visitor (6:03)
7. Come Sunday (4:38)
8. The Emperor's Clothes (5:14)
9. End of a Love Affair (5:11)
Mike Nock has long been one of the most famous jazz musicians based in Australia, helped by the fact that he has visited the U.S. many times through the years. This CD begins with the most interesting selection, "Ozboppin'," which quickly goes from bop to Ornette Coleman, freer areas, and back to bop. Most of the other numbers alternate between melancholy ballads worthy of the mid-'60s Miles Davis Quintet to more heated numbers. Tim Hopkins on tenor recalls Wayne Shorter in spots, but has a fairly original tone, as does the talented young trumpeter Phil Slater; bassist Cameron Undy and drummer David Goodman are fine in support. With the exception of "Come Sunday" and "End of a Love Affair" (a ballad feature for Hopkins), all of the selections are Nock originals. A stimulating set of advanced hard bop.~Scott Yanow
1. Ozboppin' (5:14)
2. The Philosophers (5:20)
3. Five'll Getcha! (7:05)
4. Exile (9:27)
5. Snafu (6:23)
6. Dreamtime Visitor (6:03)
7. Come Sunday (4:38)
8. The Emperor's Clothes (5:14)
9. End of a Love Affair (5:11)
Mike Nock has long been one of the most famous jazz musicians based in Australia, helped by the fact that he has visited the U.S. many times through the years. This CD begins with the most interesting selection, "Ozboppin'," which quickly goes from bop to Ornette Coleman, freer areas, and back to bop. Most of the other numbers alternate between melancholy ballads worthy of the mid-'60s Miles Davis Quintet to more heated numbers. Tim Hopkins on tenor recalls Wayne Shorter in spots, but has a fairly original tone, as does the talented young trumpeter Phil Slater; bassist Cameron Undy and drummer David Goodman are fine in support. With the exception of "Come Sunday" and "End of a Love Affair" (a ballad feature for Hopkins), all of the selections are Nock originals. A stimulating set of advanced hard bop.~Scott Yanow
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