Woody Herman - Woody Herman Featuring Stan Getz (1997)
BAND/ARTIST: Woody Herman
- Title: Woody Herman Featuring Stan Getz
- Year Of Release: 1997
- Label: RCA Victor [09026-68702-2]
- Genre: Jazz, Cool Jazz
- Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 57:32
- Total Size: 383 MB(+3%) | 136 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Four Brothers [04:28]
02. Sweet and Lovely [03:55]
03. Early Autumn [03:59]
04. Cousins [07:07]
05. Fanfare for the Common Man [07:27]
06. Blues in the Night [11:22]
07. Blue Serge [04:35]
08. Blue Getz Blues [03:56]
09. Caldonia [10:39]
personnel :
Woody Herman - vocals, soprano saxophone, clarinet
Gary Anderson - tenor saxophone, flute, alto flute, clarinet
Frank Tiberi - tenor saxophone, flute, clarinet
Joe Lovano - tenor saxophone, flute
Stan Getz, Jimmy Giuffre, Al Cohn, Zoot Sims, Flip Phillips - tenor saxophone
John Oslawski - baritone saxophone, alto flute, bass clarinet
Nelson Hatt - trumpet, piccolo trumpet, flugelhorn
Alan Vizutti, John Hoffmann, Bill Byrne, Danny Stiles, Dennis Dotson - trumpet, flugelhorn
Jim Pugh, Dale Kirkland - trombone
Jim Daniels - bass trombone
Nat Pierce, Ralph Burns, Jimmy Rowles - piano
Pat Coil - keyboards
Rusty Holloway - bass
Dan D'Imperio - drums
Chubby Jackson, Don Lamond, Jake Hanna
This CD has highlights from what was originally a two-LP set taken from the 40th anniversary Carnegie Hall concert of Woody Herman. That event was most notable for having sets featuring alumni and the current version of the Woody Herman Orchestra. Despite the impressive personnel, not everything came off that well ("Four Brothers" is just so-so), and Herman's tendency to introduce soloists while they are playing is a bit intrusive. The only New Thundering Herd features to make it to this CD reissue are "Fanfare for the Common Man" and a lengthy "Blues in the Night"; tenor saxophonist Joe Lovano has spots on both numbers. Stan Getz is showcased on "Blue Serge," "Early Autumn," and "Blue Getz." Flip Phillips makes his only significant appearance on "Sweet and Lovely," and there are cameos from tenors Jimmy Giuffre, Al Cohn, and Zoot Sims, as well as pianists Ralph Burns and Jimmy Rowles, with the closing "Caldonia" being taken way too fast. There are some worthwhile moments along the way (Getz plays quite well), but this concert fell short of being the classic event it could have been.~Scott Yanow
01. Four Brothers [04:28]
02. Sweet and Lovely [03:55]
03. Early Autumn [03:59]
04. Cousins [07:07]
05. Fanfare for the Common Man [07:27]
06. Blues in the Night [11:22]
07. Blue Serge [04:35]
08. Blue Getz Blues [03:56]
09. Caldonia [10:39]
personnel :
Woody Herman - vocals, soprano saxophone, clarinet
Gary Anderson - tenor saxophone, flute, alto flute, clarinet
Frank Tiberi - tenor saxophone, flute, clarinet
Joe Lovano - tenor saxophone, flute
Stan Getz, Jimmy Giuffre, Al Cohn, Zoot Sims, Flip Phillips - tenor saxophone
John Oslawski - baritone saxophone, alto flute, bass clarinet
Nelson Hatt - trumpet, piccolo trumpet, flugelhorn
Alan Vizutti, John Hoffmann, Bill Byrne, Danny Stiles, Dennis Dotson - trumpet, flugelhorn
Jim Pugh, Dale Kirkland - trombone
Jim Daniels - bass trombone
Nat Pierce, Ralph Burns, Jimmy Rowles - piano
Pat Coil - keyboards
Rusty Holloway - bass
Dan D'Imperio - drums
Chubby Jackson, Don Lamond, Jake Hanna
This CD has highlights from what was originally a two-LP set taken from the 40th anniversary Carnegie Hall concert of Woody Herman. That event was most notable for having sets featuring alumni and the current version of the Woody Herman Orchestra. Despite the impressive personnel, not everything came off that well ("Four Brothers" is just so-so), and Herman's tendency to introduce soloists while they are playing is a bit intrusive. The only New Thundering Herd features to make it to this CD reissue are "Fanfare for the Common Man" and a lengthy "Blues in the Night"; tenor saxophonist Joe Lovano has spots on both numbers. Stan Getz is showcased on "Blue Serge," "Early Autumn," and "Blue Getz." Flip Phillips makes his only significant appearance on "Sweet and Lovely," and there are cameos from tenors Jimmy Giuffre, Al Cohn, and Zoot Sims, as well as pianists Ralph Burns and Jimmy Rowles, with the closing "Caldonia" being taken way too fast. There are some worthwhile moments along the way (Getz plays quite well), but this concert fell short of being the classic event it could have been.~Scott Yanow
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