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Tubby Hayes: England\'s Foremost Tenor Sax Meets U.s. Jazz Greats (2 Lps On 2Cds) For Sale

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Featuring:Tubby Hayes (ts), with ClarkTerry (tp), James Moody (ts, fl), Rahsaan Roland Kirk (reeds), Eddie Costa(vib), Horace Parlan, Walter Bishop, Jr. (p), George Duvivier, Sam Jones (b),Dave Bailey, Louis Hayes (d)REFERENCE: FSRCD 839_2

The arrivalof English tenor saxophonist Tubby Hayes in New York during the autumn of 1961caused a sensation in American jazz circles. The first British jazz soloist toever make a guest appearance in a US club, his opening night at the Half Notewas attended by figures including Miles Davis, Al Cohn and Zoot Sims, withMetronome describing Hayes as a “swinging ambassador from Britain whodefinitely can hold his own in fast company”. At the end of his visit Hayesrecorded the album “Tubby The Tenor” for Epic Records, leading an all-star unitincluding trumpeter Clark Terry and vibraphonist Eddie Costa.When he returned to even greater acclaim in June 1962, to play a further seasonat New York’s Half Note club, Mercury Records producer Quincy Jones took theopportunity to record Hayes in the company of the Walter Bishop Jr. trio andguest saxophonists Roland Kirk and James Moody, resulting in the Smash album “Tubby’sBack In Town.” The record received a 4 and a half star review in DownBeat, withjournalist Harvey Pekar declaring Hayes’ performance proof that he was “capableof giving many well-regarded US tenor players a run for their money.”This release includes both the Epic and Smash albums and adds a previouslyunreleased recording of Hayes made with pianist Ray Santisi’s trio in Boston in1964. It also comes complete with an overview essay by Hayes’ biographer andfellow saxophonist Simon 101. You for Me (Haymes) 4:38
02. Airegin (Rollins) 8:53
03. Soon (G. & I. Gershwin) 7:33
04. Doxy (Rollins) 9:11
05. Soho Soul (Tubby Hayes) 8:02
06. A Pint of Bitter (Clark Terry) 7:01
07. Opus Ocean (Clark Terry) 7:31
08. Half a Sawbuck (Tubby Hayes) 7:13
09. You’re My Everything (Warren-Young-Dixon) 5:07
10. The Simple Waltz (Clark Terry) 8:57CD 201. Stitt’s Tune (Sonny Stitt) 9:55
02. I See with My Third “I” (Roland Kirk) 9:30
03. Medley 7:30
a) If I Had You (Shapiro-Campbell-Connelly)
b) Alone Together (Dietz-Schwartz)
c) For Heaven’s Sake (Meyer-Edwards-Bretton)
04. Afternoon in Paris (John Lewis) 5:49
05. Lady “E” (Roland Kirk) 3:20
06. Nobody Else But Me (Kern-Hammerstein II) 5:47
07. Interview 2:43
08. Sometimes Ago (Sergio Mihanovich) 7:27
09. Interview continues 2:13
10. Opus Ocean (Clark Terry) 4:44
11. Sonnymoon for Two (Rollins) incomplete 3:57
Sources:CD 1, tracks #1-4, 6 & 7 from the album
“Tubby the Tenor” (Epic LA16023)CD 1, tracks #5, 8-10 not on the original LP configurationCD 2, tracks #1-5 from the album
“Tubby’s Back in Town” (Smash SRS67026)CD 2, tracks #6-12: Boston \'64
Previously unissuedNote: “Tubby’s Back in Town,” was issued in England as “Return Visit!” onFontana TL5195Personnel on \"Tubby theTenor\":Clark Terry, trumpet on #6, 7, 8 & 10; Tubby Hayes, tenor sax; Eddie Costa,vibes on #2, 4 & 6; Horace Parlan, piano; George Duvivier, bass; DaveBailey, drums.Recorded in New York City, on October 3 (#1-5)
and 4 (#6-10), 1961
Personnel on \"Tubby’s Back inTown\":Tubby Hayes, tenor sax, vibes; James Moody (as Jimmy Gloomy), tenor sax, flute;Rahsaan Roland Kirk, tenor sax, flute, nose-flute, manzello, stritch; WalterBishop, Jr., piano; Sam Jones, bass; Louis Hayes, drums.Recorded in New York City, on June 23, 1962
Personnel on \"Boston \'64\":Tubby Hayes, tenor sax, flute; Ray Santisi, piano; John Neves, bass; JoeCocuzzo, drums. Emcee: Herb Pomeroy.Recorded at “Jazz” WGBH-TV, Boston, Nov. 27, 1964Original recordings produced by Mike Berniker & Nat Shapiro (Epic) andQuincy Jones (Smash).This CD release produced by Jordi Pujol & Simon Spillett
Stereo / Mono · 24-Bit Digitally Remastered

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