Richie Cole - West Side Story (1996) FLAC
BAND/ARTIST: Richie Cole
- Title: West Side Story
- Year Of Release: 1996
- Label: Venus Records
- Genre: Jazz
- Quality: FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:51:44
- Total Size: 342,81 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
[8:42] 01. Richie Cole - Something's Coming
[5:09] 02. Richie Cole - America
[4:30] 03. Richie Cole - Maria
[7:05] 04. Richie Cole - I Feel Pretty
[9:22] 05. Richie Cole - Cool & Jet Song
[5:50] 06. Richie Cole - Tonight
[3:59] 07. Richie Cole - Somewhere
[7:07] 08. Richie Cole - West Side Blues
"This is a winner, not only for Cole's bubbly bebop alto saxophone but also for the imaginative sextet arrangements and the revival of Leonard Bernstein's score that includes 'Something’s Coming, ' 'Maria,' 'I Feel Pretty,' 'Tonight' and others. Ray Mantilla's percussion adds the necessary Latin flavor to the performances. The predominant melody sound is Cole's alto in unison with Vic Juris' guitar an octave lower. But sometimes there is three-part counterpoint among Cole, Juris and pianist Lou Forestieri. Bassist Ed Howard and drummer Tommy Campbell complete this excellent, larger-than-life combo. Percussion introduces 'America,' whereas 'Something’s Coming' emerges from contrapuntal lines. Cole treats the ballads 'Maria' and 'Somewhere,' strong melodic tunes, to worthy improvisation-passionate but not overdone. For the finale, the group plays 'West Side Blues,' a Cole original that incorporates snippets of Bernstein's melodies into its own groove. Hear, hear." - Owen Cordle, JazzTimes
[8:42] 01. Richie Cole - Something's Coming
[5:09] 02. Richie Cole - America
[4:30] 03. Richie Cole - Maria
[7:05] 04. Richie Cole - I Feel Pretty
[9:22] 05. Richie Cole - Cool & Jet Song
[5:50] 06. Richie Cole - Tonight
[3:59] 07. Richie Cole - Somewhere
[7:07] 08. Richie Cole - West Side Blues
"This is a winner, not only for Cole's bubbly bebop alto saxophone but also for the imaginative sextet arrangements and the revival of Leonard Bernstein's score that includes 'Something’s Coming, ' 'Maria,' 'I Feel Pretty,' 'Tonight' and others. Ray Mantilla's percussion adds the necessary Latin flavor to the performances. The predominant melody sound is Cole's alto in unison with Vic Juris' guitar an octave lower. But sometimes there is three-part counterpoint among Cole, Juris and pianist Lou Forestieri. Bassist Ed Howard and drummer Tommy Campbell complete this excellent, larger-than-life combo. Percussion introduces 'America,' whereas 'Something’s Coming' emerges from contrapuntal lines. Cole treats the ballads 'Maria' and 'Somewhere,' strong melodic tunes, to worthy improvisation-passionate but not overdone. For the finale, the group plays 'West Side Blues,' a Cole original that incorporates snippets of Bernstein's melodies into its own groove. Hear, hear." - Owen Cordle, JazzTimes
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