Buster Williams Quartet - Lost in a Memory (1999)
BAND/ARTIST: Buster Williams Quartet
- Title: Lost in a Memory
- Year Of Release: 1999
- Label: TCB Records [TCB 99252]
- Genre: Jazz, Hard Bop
- Quality: FLAC (tracks + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 59:38
- Total Size: 348 MB(+3%) | 141 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. A Different Place (Williams) - 4:21
02. Lost in a Memory (Williams) - 9:05
03. Deja (Williams) - 7:54
04. I Thought About You (Van Heusen-Mercer) - 7:04
05. Why Should I Pretend (Williams) - 4:16
06. Skim Coat (Williams) - 5:29
07. Ambiance and Pie (Williams) - 5:06
08. Christina (Williams) - 9:55
09. Tunnel Wind (Williams) - 6:28
personnel :
Buster Williams - bass, vocals (#5)
Stefon Harris - vibes
Geri Allen - piano
Lenny White - drums
Bassist Buster Williams contributed eight of the nine selections (all but the standard "I Thought About You") for this well-conceived set of advanced straight-ahead jazz. Williams (who had recently turned 50) teams up with vibraphonist Stefon Harris, pianist Geri Allen and drummer Lenny White. Harris is mostly the lead voice and the group does sound at times a little like the Modern Jazz Quartet, due to the identical instrumentation. Williams takes a surprisingly effective vocal on his "Why Should I Pretend" and otherwise is mostly in the background behind Harris and Allen. Due to the excellent originals, this is one of Buster Williams' strongest dates as a leader.~Scott Yanow
01. A Different Place (Williams) - 4:21
02. Lost in a Memory (Williams) - 9:05
03. Deja (Williams) - 7:54
04. I Thought About You (Van Heusen-Mercer) - 7:04
05. Why Should I Pretend (Williams) - 4:16
06. Skim Coat (Williams) - 5:29
07. Ambiance and Pie (Williams) - 5:06
08. Christina (Williams) - 9:55
09. Tunnel Wind (Williams) - 6:28
personnel :
Buster Williams - bass, vocals (#5)
Stefon Harris - vibes
Geri Allen - piano
Lenny White - drums
Bassist Buster Williams contributed eight of the nine selections (all but the standard "I Thought About You") for this well-conceived set of advanced straight-ahead jazz. Williams (who had recently turned 50) teams up with vibraphonist Stefon Harris, pianist Geri Allen and drummer Lenny White. Harris is mostly the lead voice and the group does sound at times a little like the Modern Jazz Quartet, due to the identical instrumentation. Williams takes a surprisingly effective vocal on his "Why Should I Pretend" and otherwise is mostly in the background behind Harris and Allen. Due to the excellent originals, this is one of Buster Williams' strongest dates as a leader.~Scott Yanow
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