Fats Navarro - Nostalgia (2001)

Жанр: Bop
Дата записи: Dec 5, 1947-Oct 28, 1947
Дата выпуска переиздания: 2001
Производитель диска, номер, страна: ® & © Disques Dreyfus, FDM 36736-2, France
Тип: Compilation

Аудио кодек: FLAC
Тип рипа: (tracks + .cue)
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Включает: Full artwork
Продолжительность: 1:01:46
Источник: Моя коллекция
Риппер: Мой рип

Трэклист:
1. 52nd Street Theme (T. Monk) 2:52
2. Rue Chaptal (K. Clarke) 2:58
3. Oop Bop Sh-Bam (D. Gillespie — W.G. Fuller) 3:06
4. Goin' To Minton's (F. Navarro) 2:55
5. Fat Girl (F. Navarro) 2:22
6. The Squirrel (T. Dameron) 3:03
7. Ice Freezes Red (F. Navarro — T. Dameron) 2:41
8. Eb-Pob (F. Navarro — L. Parker) 2:27
9. Nostalgia (F Navarro) 2:47
10. Bebop Romp (F. Navarro) 2:40
11. Our Delight (T. Dameron) 3:03
12. Barry's Bop (F. Navarro) 2:42
13. Fats Blows (F. Navarro) 3:42
14. Infatuation (F. Navarro) 3:42
15. The Chase (T. Dameron) 2.49
16. The Tadd Walk (T. Dameron) 2:56
17. Dameronia (T. Dameron) 3:03
18. Dextrose (D. Gordon) 2:52
19. Stop (D. Lanphere) 4:07
20. Lady Bird (T. Dameron) 2:55
21. Wailing Wall (F Navarro) 4:01
Titles selected by : Francis Dreyfus

Рейтинг:
RYM 3.90 from 5 ratings

Издания:
12 tracks
1993 CD Savoy Jazz 123
1995 CD Savoy Jazz 78992
2000 CD Columbia 50409
2000 CD Savoy COCB-50409
2002 CD Dreyfus Jazz 367362
2005 CD Columbia 53444

16 tracks
1958 Savoy MG-12133

21 tracks
2001 [Digipak], [Remastered] France CD dreyfussjazz FDM 36736-2

23 tracks
1993 Proper Sales & Dist. 1142

Taken from three different, late-'40s sessions, Nostalgia features Navarro in the fine company of bebop stars like Dexter Gordon, Tadd Dameron, and Art Blakey. While looser sounding than the legendary sides the trumpeter cut for Blue Note, the tracks here still include the usual bevy of sharp Navarro solos, plus stellar contributions by all involved. The first session with tenor saxophonist Charlie Rouse (one of the earliest recordings of the future Monk sideman), Dameron, and Blakey, finds Navarro mixing poised and fluid solo work with more intense high-note statements, demonstrating his masterful blend of both Miles Davis' cool approach and Dizzy Gillespie's incendiary technique. The highlights continue with four more cuts from a Dexter Gordon-led session from 1947, which adheres to the brief head statement and round of solos mode used on the earlier cuts. Dameron returns on piano, nicely comping behind Gordon's already distinct solo work and more of Navarro's pearl-like horn lines (these numbers have also been released on various Gordon titles on Savoy). The disc ends with a date led by honking tenor man Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, which, while less intriguing than the other sessions, stills swings mightily with a mix of bebop and R&B flavored tunes. Benefiting from nicely remastered sound and some worthwhile alternate takes, Nostalgia