Art Pepper Quintet - Smack Up (1960) CD Rip
BAND/ARTIST: Art Pepper Quintet
- Title: Smack Up
- Year Of Release: 1989
- Label: OJC [OJCCD-176-2]
- Genre: Jazz, Cool Jazz
- Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 51:08
- Total Size: 314 MB(+3%) | 121 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01 - Smack Up
02 - Las Cuevas de Mario
03 - A Bit of Basie
04 - How Can You Lose
05 - Maybe Next Year
06 - Tears Inside
07 - Solid Citizens [Take 33]
08 - Solid Citizens [Take 37]
Recorded at Contemporary Records in Los Angeles; October 24-25, 1960.
personnel :
Art Pepper — alto saxophone
Jack Sheldon — trumpet
Pete Jolly — piano
Jimmy Bond — bass
Frank Butler — drums
The title of this recording, Smack Up is ironic and inadvertently truthful. Within a short period, Art Pepper would begin spending many years in jail due to his heroin addiction; this was his next-to-last album from that period. Despite the bleak future, the great altoist (who never seemed to make an uninspired record during his unstable life) is in excellent form in a quintet with trumpeter Jack Sheldon, pianist Pete Jolly, bassist Jimmy Bond, and drummer Frank Butler. Highlights of this fine album include Harold Land's title cut, the five/four blues "Las Cuevas de Mario," and Ornette Coleman's "Tears Inside." [Some reissues add two takes of the otherwise unknown "Solid Citizens."] ~Scott Yanow
01 - Smack Up
02 - Las Cuevas de Mario
03 - A Bit of Basie
04 - How Can You Lose
05 - Maybe Next Year
06 - Tears Inside
07 - Solid Citizens [Take 33]
08 - Solid Citizens [Take 37]
Recorded at Contemporary Records in Los Angeles; October 24-25, 1960.
personnel :
Art Pepper — alto saxophone
Jack Sheldon — trumpet
Pete Jolly — piano
Jimmy Bond — bass
Frank Butler — drums
The title of this recording, Smack Up is ironic and inadvertently truthful. Within a short period, Art Pepper would begin spending many years in jail due to his heroin addiction; this was his next-to-last album from that period. Despite the bleak future, the great altoist (who never seemed to make an uninspired record during his unstable life) is in excellent form in a quintet with trumpeter Jack Sheldon, pianist Pete Jolly, bassist Jimmy Bond, and drummer Frank Butler. Highlights of this fine album include Harold Land's title cut, the five/four blues "Las Cuevas de Mario," and Ornette Coleman's "Tears Inside." [Some reissues add two takes of the otherwise unknown "Solid Citizens."] ~Scott Yanow
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