
Five Classic Albums: The Kid and the Brute/Swing's the Thing/Illinois Jacquet Fl |
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Disc: 1
1.
Lullaby Of The Leaves
2.
Have You Met Miss Jones
3.
Lean Baby
4.
Robbin's Nest
5.
Can't We Be Friends
6.
I Wrote This For The Kid
7.
Achtung
8.
Sleeping Susan
9.
Harlem Nocturne
10.
Mambocito Mio
11.
Las Vegas Blues
12.
Kid And The Brute, The
13.
Saph
14.
Jacquet's Dilemma
15.
September Song
Disc: 2
1.
Mean To Me
2.
Weary Blues
3.
Just A Sittin' And A Rockin'
4.
One-Nighter Boogie
5.
Cottontail
6.
Blue Nocturne
7.
Little Jeff
8.
Jacquet Jumps
9.
On Your Toes
10.
R.U.One?
11.
Groovin'
12.
Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams
13.
Teddy Bear
14.
Later For The Happeni?'
15.
Pleasingly Plump
16.
Bottoms Up
17.
That's My Desire
18.
Black Velvet
19.
I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance
20.
Speedliner
21.
Potpourri
22.
King, The
23.
All Of Me
24.
Pastel
25.
Robbin's Nest [Alternative Take] - (take)
Performer: Illinois Jacquet
Distributor: n/a
Illinois Jacquet, known as the foremost of the "Texas tenor titans," is one of the most influential figures in both jazz and R&B saxophone. He started out playing in "territory bands" for the likes of Milt Larkins, but first came to fame in the early 1940s with the Lionel Hampton band. His solo on the 1942 Hampton cut "Flying Home" made him a star of the jazz world, and remains one of his signature pieces. Throughout the '40s he worked with Count Basie, Cab Calloway, and others, eventually leading his own band. His innovations of "honking" on the sax's low end and "squealing" octaves above the instrument's normal range were adopted by countless younger jazz and R&B sax players, and his playing provided a significant bridge between jazz and blues, wailing solos and tender ballads.
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Allen, Lee Ammons, Gene Ayler, Albert Bascomb, Paul Basie, Count Buckner, Milt Clay, James (Jazz) Clemons, Clarence Cobb, Arnett Criss, Sonny Curtis, King Davis, Eddie "Lockjaw" (Tenor) Edison, Harry "Sweets" Forrest, Jimmy Francis, Panama Golson, Benny Gordon, Dexter Hamilton, Scott Hampton, Lionel Jackson, Willis Jacquet, Russell Johnson, Budd McNeely, Big Jay Moore, Wild Bill (Saxophone) Newman, David "Fathead" (Sax) Parker, Charlie (Sax) Parker, Leo Phillips, Flip Prysock, Red Smith, Tab Stewart, Slam Tate, Buddy Taylor, Sam "The Man" (Sax) Thompson, Lucky Turrentine, Stanley Vinson, Eddie "Cleanhead" Williams, Paul ". (Sax)
Influences:
Bechet, Sidney Brown, Pete (Saxophone) Carter, Benny (Sax) Durham, Eddie Hawkins, Coleman Leonard, Harlan McShann, Jay Millinder, Lucky Moten, Bennie Page, Hot Lips Rushing, Jimmy The Coon-Sanders Nighthawks Webster, Ben Young, Lester (Saxophone)
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