Welcome to our 2 of Sunday night jazz on Valley Public Radio I m David Alice your host we ve got some terrific vocalist coming up in this hour some landmark trio recordings great trumpet work of Clifford Brown as well will get underway with the big tenor sound of flip Phillips from the album flip Wells a great collection on the verge of record label. Here s 10 army inflict Philips with the topsy. That. Nothing like hearing jazz live in the nightclub Ben Webster there from the album at the Renaissance it s on the contemporary jazz record label and he play Gone With The Wind Ben Webster on the tenor Jim Hall guitar Jimmy Rollins piano red Mitchell on bass and Frank Butler on the drums before that a live set from Flip Phillips from their album flip Wales the best of the verb years we heard Topsy flip Phillips on tenor Hank Jones piano Rae Brown on the bass and Buddy Rich on the drums in a feature to terrific vocalists in this next set one a big influence on the other the other being A
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There. Yeah that was Jackie McLean that you like that that energy to keep the momentum going here from his release on Blue Note as we mentioned going into this from 1965 actually September 24th $65.00 it s called jackknife and from this we heard last Really Nice uptempo piece written by Jack De Johnette the drummer It s called climax and we began with blue fable a Jackie McLean original course the lead of the late Jackie McLean out front on out so saxophone that was Lee Morgan on trumpeter Larry Willis the late now late Larry Willis on piano Larry really still with us on bass tactician that still with us on drums as a couple tracks in which Charles taler shows up on trumpet as well from 1955 Jackie McLean good straight ahead recording good playing by young Larry Willis wanted to kind of feature him there and that s that and hope you enjoyed enough to. Go online to k.p. Afraid that o r g and support this radio station we re at 94 point one k. P.f.a. Streaming live 247 I m your host a
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