Artist: Count Basie And His Orchestra
Title Of Album: I Told You So
Year Of Release: 1976
Recording Data: Jan 12, 1976-Jan 14, 1976
Label: Original Jazz Classics / Catalog # OJC 824
Genre: Jazz / Relaxation, Reunion, Hanging Out, Road Trip
Quality: FLAC (Tracks+Log+Cue+Covers+Info)
Bitrate: Lossless | UPC Code: 025218682428
Total Time: 00:47:37
Total Size: 298 MB (Recovery 6%)

Track List:

01. Tree Frog (Holman) 5:15
02. Flirt (Holman) 5:52
03. Blues for Alfy (Holman) 4:42
04. Something to Live For (Ellington, Strayhorn) 3:41
05. Plain Brown Wrapper (Holman) 4:22
06. Swee’ Pea (Holman) 4:36
07. Ticker (Holman) 4:37
08. Too Close for Comfort (Bock, Holofcener, Weiss) 4:10
09. Told You So (Holman) 6:28
10. The Git (Holman) 3:54

Personnel:

Count Basie (piano);
Freddie Green (guitar);
Eric Dixon (flute, saxophone, tenor saxophone);
Danny Turner , Bobby Plater (clarinet, saxophone, alto saxophone);
Jimmy Forrest (saxophone, tenor saxophone);
Charlie Fowlkes (saxophone, baritone saxophone);
Jack Feierman, Jack Geierman, Pete Minger, John Thomas , Sonny Cohn, Bobby Mitchell (trumpet);
Mel Wanzo, Curtis Fuller, Bill Hugh, Al Grey, Bill Hughes (trombone);
Butch Miles (drums).

AMG:
This is one of Count Basie’s best big-band studio recordings for Norman Granz during his Pablo years. The arrangements by Bill Holman are both challenging and swinging, containing enough surprises to make this session a real standout.

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Artist: Count Basie & Friends
Title Of Album: 100th Birthday Bash
Release Date: August 24, 2004
Label: BLUE NOTE RECORDS (SNG)
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (image + Cue + Log + scan + Info)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: CD-2 51:25 / CD-2 47:51
Total Size: 193 Mb (Recovery 6%)

*****
Disc 1
1. Whirly-Birds (3:52);
2. Goin’ to Chicago (4:12);
3. Cute (3:13);
4. I Want a Little Girl (2:51);
5. Teach Me Tonight (2:53);
6. The Late Late Show (2:52);
7. Lonesome Lover Blues (3:11);
8. Blue and Sentimental (3:36);
9. Trav’lin’ Light (3:54);
10. Farouk (5:24);
11. For Lena and Lennie (3:51);
12. Untouchable (3:17);
13. Everyday (I Have the Blues) (4:44);
14. I’ve Grown Accustomed to Her Face (3: 03);

*****

Disc 2
15 Jumpin’ at the Woodside (3:21);
16 Li’l Darlin’ (4:50);
17 If I Were a Bell (2:45);
18 Splanky (3:38);
19 Ain’t No Use (2:58);
20 Until I Met You (Corner Pocket) (2:52);
21 She’s Funny That Way (3: 17);
22 The Late Late Show (2:35);
23 Jeepers Creepers (2:09);
24 Jelly Jelly (3:05);
25 Katy Do (4: 24);
26 Save Your Love for Me (3:59);
27 April in Paris [live] (3:38);
28 One O’Clock Jump [live] (3: 48).

*****

Personnel:
Count Basie (Piano),
Tony Bennett (Vocals),
Billy Eckstine (Vocals),
Harry “Sweets” Edison (Soloist),
Harry “Sweets” Edison (Guest Appearance),
Freddie Green (Guitar),
Al Grey (Trombone),
Illinois Jacquet (Sax (Tenor)),
Illinois Jacquet (Soloist),
Illinois Jacquet (Guest Appearance),
Quincy Jones (Arranger),
Thad Jones (Trumpet),
Thad Jones (Arranger),
Herbie Mann (Flute),
Billy Mitchell (Clarinet),
Billy Mitchell (Sax (Tenor)),
Marshall Royal (Clarinet),
Marshall Royal (Sax (Alto)),
Shirley Scott (Organ),
Ben Webster (Sax (Tenor)),
Ben Webster (Soloist),
Ben Webster (Guest Appearance),
Gerald Wiggins (Piano),
Joe Williams (Vocals),
Neal Hefti (Arranger),
Jimmy Mundy (Arranger),
Ralph Sharon (Piano),
Ralph Sharon (Arranger),
Wild Bill Davis (Arranger),
Irene Reid (Vocals),
George Williams (Arranger),
Quentin Jackson (Trombone),
George Duvivier (Bass),
Lambert, Hendricks & Ross (Vocals),
Al Aarons (Trumpet),
Butch Ballard (Drums),
Benny Carter (Arranger),
Sonny Cohn (Trumpet),
Henry Coker (Trombone),
Nat King Cole (Vocals),
Jimmy Crawford (Drums),
Wendell Culley (Trumpet),
Michael Cuscuna (Compilation),
Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis (Sax (Tenor)),
Eric Dixon (Flute),
Eric Dixon (Sax (Tenor)),
Ernie Wilkins (Arranger),
Andy Fitzgerald (Flute),
Frank Foster (Arranger),
Frank Foster (Sax (Tenor)),
Charlie Fowlkes (Flute),
Charlie Fowlkes (Clarinet (Bass)),
Charlie Fowlkes (Sax (Baritone)),
Jon Hendricks (Arranger),
Ron McMaster (Mastering),
Sonny Payne (Drums),
Benny Powell (Trombone),
Teddy Reig (Producer),
Flip Ricard (Trumpet),
Sarah Vaughan (Vocals),
Kirk Stuart (Piano),
Bobby Tucker (Arranger),
Billy Vera (Liner Notes),
Billy Vera (Compilation),
Frank Wess (Flute),
Frank Wess (Sax (Alto)),
Frank Wess (Sax (Tenor)),
Snooky Young (Trumpet),
Chuck Stewart (Photography),
Eddie Jones (Bass),
John Anderson (Trumpet),
Joe Newman Quartet (Trumpet),
Gordon Jee (Creative Director),
Burton Yount (Art Direction),
Burton Yount (Design),
Ike Isaacs Trio (Bass),
Dave Cavanaugh (Arranger),
Dave Cavanaugh (Producer)

*****

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Telarc Jazz  Digital Recording | 1991 | Jazz | EAC RIP |

FLAC+CUE+LOG+HQ-Covers(400Dpi) | 306Mb+7Mb

Recorded Live at the Blue Note, NYC, June 11-13, 1991

*****

The second of two volumes by “the Golden Men of Jazz” at the Blue Note in New York, this CD is not at the same level as the first with several almost chaotic spots; listen to how Lionel Hampton tries to hog the spotlight on “Ring Dem Bells.” There are some good moments from Clark Terry, James Moody and Al Grey (although Harry Edison and Buddy Tate show their age a bit) but the earlier release, Live at the Blue Note, is a better performance. Nevertheless it’s a collectors item for the Hampton fans !!!!

*****

Tracklist:
01 Corner Pocket
02 Just Jazz
03 Body and Soul
04 God Bless the Child
05 Ring Dem Bells
06 Flying Home

*****

Personnel:
Lionel Hampton – Vibes
Harry “Sweets” Edison – Trumpet & Flúgelhorn
James Moody – Tenor Saxophone
Buddy Tate – Tenor Saxophone
Al Grey – Trombone
Hank Jones - Piano
Milt Hinton – Bass
Grady Tate – Drums

*****
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