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THE RAY BROWN TRIO - BAM BAM BAM

Artist: RAY BROWN TRIO Album: BAM BAM BAM Label: Concord Jazz Records Format: MP3@320 kbps Sound Quality: FULL Size: 109,34 MB Time 48:32 Type: Album Country: USA Release Date: 1988 Genre: JAZZ Review The Ray Brown Trio is caught on this CD live at a Tokyo concert and sounds obviously inspired by the enthusiastic crowd. The group (which also stars pianist Gene Harris and drummer Jeff Hamilton) stretches out on four standards, "Put Your Little Right Out," Victor Feldman's "Rio" and two Brown originals: "F.S.R. (For Sonny Rollins)" and the title cut. This release is a perfect introduction to the many fine Ray Brown-Gene Harris Concord recordings; it consistently swings with soul. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide Tracklist 1. Introductory Announcement 00:36 2. F. S. R. (For Sonny Rollins) 05:27 3. Put Your Little Foot Right Out 06:00 4. Rio 07:02 5. If I Loved You 03:49 6. Introductory Announcement 00:22 7. Sum...

THE RED HOT RAY BROWN TRIO

Artist: RAY BROWN TRIO Album: THE RED HOT RAY BROWN TRIO Label: Concord Jazz Records Format: MP3@320 kbps Sound Quality: FULL Size: 100,81 MB Time 44:19 Type: Album Country: USA Release Date: 1987 Genre: JAZZ Bassist Ray Brown's 1985 trio (featuring pianist Gene Harris and drummer Mickey Roker) is heard in fine form throughout this swinging set. In addition to five standards and Brown's own blues "Captain Bill," there are a couple of unlikely but successful selections: Tyree Glenn's "How Could You Do a Thing Like This to Me" and "Love Me Tender." Although there is actually only one blues among the eight numbers, Gene Harris infuses all of the selections with the feeling of the blues and consistently steals the show. ~ Scott Yanow Ray Brown Trio (Bass): Gene Harris (piano); Ray Brown (double bass); Mickey Roker (drums). Track Listing: 1. Have You Met Miss Jones? 2. Meditation 3. Street of Dreams 4. La...

"WHAT'S UP?"-THE VERY TALL BAND

Performers: Oscar Peterson-Ray Brown-Milt Jackson Album: What's Up? The Very Tall Band Genre: Jazz Format: CD Record Label: TELARC Sound Quality: HIGH Format: mp3_320Kbps Recording Date: November 24-26, 1998 Personnel: Peterson, Brown, Jackson, Karriem Riggins- drums. Total Time: 58:59 Size: 134 MB TRACKS 1. SQUATTY ROO (J.Hodges) 8:17 2. SALT PEANUTS (Gillespie-Clark) 8:14 3. AD LIB BLUES (L.Young) 10:20 4. IF I SHOULD LOSE YOU (Rainger-Robin) 7:12 5. LIMEHOUSE BLUES (Braham-Furber) 6:51 6. SOFT WINDS (Henderson-Alfred) 7:59 7. THE MORE I SEE YOU (Gordon-Warren) 8:40 OSCAR PETERSON- piano RAY BROWN- bass MILT JACKSON- vibes KARRIEM RIGGINS- drums All Music Guide Review Very Tall, the initial 1961 summit that found pianist Oscar Peterson and vibist Milt Jackson combining forces (with Ray Brown on bass), is considered by many to be among the most artistically successful collaborations in the careers of both musicians. A long 37 year...

The Very Tall Band - Live At The Blue Note

Album: The Very Tall Band - Live At The Blue Note Album Artist: Oscar Peterson Genre: Jazz Sound Quality: High Format: mp3_320Kbps Record Label: TELARC Year Released: 1998 Label:Jazz This CD was recorded using Sony Direct Stream Digital & Super Bit Mapping technology. Recorded live at the Blue Note, New York, New York from November 24-26, 1998. Includes liner notes by Alyn Shipton. Oscar Peterson's landmark meeting with Milt Jackson in the mid-'60s produced the very successful studio date Very Tall. They've played and recorded together on a number of occasions since then, joined by Ray Brown more often than not, but these live tracks recorded at the Blue Note are among their most satisfying sessions. Peterson continues his strong comeback from the serious stroke that he suffered in 1993, replacing his once ferocious tempos with an uncanny lyricism. Brown's introduction to "Blues for JR" and his bass solo medley are superb, while Jackson remains a...