Panorama: Live at Village VanguardJim Hall
Release Date: 10/28/1997
Original Release:
1997
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 266670_CD
UPC # 089408340826
Label: Telarc Jazz Zone
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Performer: Jim Hall
Artist: Kenny Barron; Art Farmer; Slide Hampton; Geoff Keezer; Greg Osby Engineer: John Windt; Jack Renner; Ken Hamann Producer: John Snyder Distributor: Fontana Distribution Notes: Personnel: Jim Hall (guitar); Greg Osby (alto saxophone); Art Farmer (flugelhorn); Slide Hampton (trombone); Kenny Barron, Geoff Keezer (piano); Scott Colley (bass); Terry Clarke (drums). Recorded live at The Village Vanguard, New York, New York from December 4-8, 1996. Includes liner notes by Devra Hall And Jim Hall. Personnel: Jim Hall (guitar); Greg Osby (alto saxophone); Art Farmer (flugelhorn); Slide Hampton (trombone); Geoff Keezer, Kenny Barron (piano); Terry Clarke (drums). Liner Note Authors: Devra Hall; Jim Hall. Recording information: Village Vanguard, New York, NY (1997). Editor: Mark Tessi. A musical adventurer, Jim Hall is always in search of unexplored territory. Thinking it would be both fun and challenging to play with a different special guest artist each night, he invited pianists Geoff Keezer and Kenny Barron, trombonist Slide Hampton, flugelhornist Art Farmer, and saxophonist Greg Osby to do just this with his trio at New York's famed Village Vanguard. While much is left to chance in the hands of these jazz innovators, the music bubbles with vitality and passion. Recorded live in 1996, Hall and company perform unique versions of "The Answer is Yes" and "Furnished Flats," among others. On the former, pianist Kenny Barron burns bold and fiery bebop riffs, while on the latter, the tenor player Greg Osby reaches down to the lowest note on his horn as he pushes the tonal boundaries of the blues.
Entertainment Weekly (11/07/97, p.87) - "...A deceptively soft-spoken player deserving greater recognition, Hall is in one of the richest phases of his career." - Rating: B+
Down Beat (2/98, pp.45-46) - 4 stars (out of 5) - "...the acclaimed guitarist...continues to follow an implacable musical logic....there's a strong rapport between new and old friends here, a shared joy in listening to each other..."
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