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Horace Parlan - Movin' & Groovin'
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| Label: | Analogue Productions (Blue Note) |
| Genre: | Jazz |
| Product No.: |
ABNJ 84028
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| UPC: | 753088402876 |
| Availability: | Limited Stock |
| Category: |
45 RPM Vinyl Record |
| No. of Discs: | 2 |
| Note: | 180 Gram |
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"...if you haven't picked up every one of the Blue Note and Nat King Cole reissues from Chad Kassem and company at Acoustic Sounds, you're really missing out!" - David W. Robinson, Positive Feedback, Issue 52
This 1960 trio date was pianist Parlan's first of many great releases for Blue Note. The Pittsburgh native, who overcame polio as a child that left his right hand crippled, had gained some serious props with his contributions on two of Charles Mingus' best albums the year prior (Mingus Ah Um, Blues And Roots), and was now ready to step out on his own. Choosing to tackle mostly standards, Parlan channels his idol Bud Powell's classic trio dates with the able assistance of Blue Note regulars Sam Jones, bass and drummer Al Harewood. The result is an eclectic mix, interpreting the works of Tadd Dameron, Duke Ellington, Milt Jackson and Burke-Van Heussen plus a Parlan original, "Up In Cynthia's Room," which became one of his signature pieces.
"...if you haven't picked up every one of the Blue Note and Nat King Cole reissues from Chad Kassem and company at Acoustic Sounds, you're really missing out!" - David W. Robinson, Positive Feedback, Issue 52
This 1960 trio date was pianist Parlan's first of many great releases for Blue Note. The Pittsburgh native, who overcame polio as a child that left his right hand crippled, had gained some serious props with his contributions on two of Charles Mingus' best albums the year prior (Mingus Ah Um, Blues And Roots), and was now ready to step out on his own. Choosing to tackle mostly standards, Parlan channels his idol Bud Powell's classic trio dates with the able assistance of Blue Note regulars Sam Jones, bass and drummer Al Harewood. The result is an eclectic mix, interpreting the works of Tadd Dameron, Duke Ellington, Milt Jackson and Burke-Van Heussen plus a Parlan original, "Up In Cynthia's Room," which became one of his signature pieces.
Horace Parlan, piano
Al Harewood, drums
Sam Jones, bass
Al Harewood, drums
Sam Jones, bass
| 1. C Jam Blues | |
| 2. On Green Dolphin Street | |
| 3. Up in Cynthia's Room | |
| 4. Lady Bird | |
| 5. Bags' Groove | |
| 6. Stella By Starlight | |
| 7. There is No Greater Love | |
| 8. It Could Happen to You |
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