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This CD, which actually features the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra on only two selections, has highlights from a variety of concerts held at Lincoln Center during 1991-1993. A fine octet with clarinetist Michael White, trumpeter Wynton Marsalis and pianist Marcus Roberts do an effective re-interpretation of Jelly Roll Morton's "Jungle Blues," pianist Kenny Barron strides enthusiastically on a solo version of Thelonious Monk's "Trinkle Tinkle" and Jimmy Heath's soprano playing is showcased on "Ellington's Stray-Horn." Pianist/vocalist Jay McShann re-creates "Hootie Blues," pianist Marcus Roberts romps through Monk's "Bolivar Blues" and then "Dahomey Dance" offers particularly strong solos from a septet with Marsalis and tenorman Todd Williams. Betty Carter sings a spacy version of "You're Mine You," Marcus Roberts returns for a solo rendition of Morton's "The Crave," the Wynton Marsalis Sextet interprets Miles Davis' moody "Flamenco Sketches" and vocalist Milt Grayson finishes the CD anti-climactically with the ballad "Multi Colored Blue." It's an interesting if not essential set with plenty of variety and many worthwhile performances.
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Credits
- Marcus Belgrave - Trumpet // Betty Carter - Vocals // Betty Carter - Vocals // Betty Carter - Vocals // Betty Carter - Performer // Betty Carter - Performer // Betty Carter - Performer // Bill Easley - Sax (Tenor) // Jimmy Heath - Sax (Soprano) // Jimmy Heath - Sax (Soprano) // Jimmy Heath - Sax (Soprano) // Jimmy Heath - Sax (Soprano) // Jimmy Heath - Performer // Jimmy Heath - Performer // Jimmy Heath - Performer // Jimmy Heath - Performer // Billy Higgins - Drums // Charles McPherson - ? // Jay McShann - Performer // Jay McShann - Performer // Jay McShann - Performer // Jay McShann - Performer // Jay McShann - Performer // Jay McShann - Performer // Jay McShann - ? // Jay McShann - ? // Jay McShann - ? // Jay McShann - ? // Jay McShann - ? // Jay McShann - ? // Marcus Roberts - Piano // Marcus Roberts - Piano // Marcus Roberts - Performer // Marcus Roberts - Performer // Lew Soloff - Trumpet // Dr. Michael White - Clarinet // Dr. Michael White - Performer // Joe Temperley - Sax (Baritone) // Joe Wilder - Trumpet // Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra - Performer // Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra - Performer // Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra - ? // Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra - ? // Curtis Lundy - Bass // Norris Turney - Sax (Alto) // Britt Woodman - Trombone // Herlin Riley - Drums // Herlin Riley - Drums // Reginald Veal - Bass // Lewis Nash - Drums // Jim Anderson - Engineer // Art Baron - Trombone // Kenny Barron - Piano // Kenny Barron - Piano // Kenny Barron - Piano // Kenny Barron - Piano // Kenny Barron - Performer // Kenny Barron - Performer // Kenny Barron - Performer // Kenny Barron - Performer // Cyrus Chestnut - Piano // Ian Craigie - Engineer // Stanley Crouch - Liner Notes // Wycliffe Gordon - Tuba // Wycliffe Gordon - Tuba // Wycliffe Gordon - Tuba // Wycliffe Gordon - Tuba // Wycliffe Gordon - Tuba // Milt Grayson - Vocals // Milt Grayson - Performer // John Harris - Engineer // Freddie Lonzo - Trombone // Wynton Marsalis - Trumpet // Wynton Marsalis - Trumpet // Wynton Marsalis - Trumpet // Wynton Marsalis - Trumpet // Wynton Marsalis - Trumpet // Wynton Marsalis - Trumpet // Wynton Marsalis - Trumpet // Wynton Marsalis - Trumpet // Wynton Marsalis - Performer // Wynton Marsalis - Performer // Wynton Marsalis - Performer // Wynton Marsalis - Performer // Wynton Marsalis - Performer // Wynton Marsalis - Performer // Wynton Marsalis - Performer // Wynton Marsalis - Performer // Christian McBride - Bass // Mulgrew Miller - Piano // Mulgrew Miller - Piano // Clarence Penn - Drums // Clarence Penn - Drums // Steve Rathe - Producer // Steve Rathe - Remixing // Chris Thomas - Bass // Don Vappie - Guitar // Mark Wilder - Engineer // Mark Wilder - Remixing // Todd Williams - Sax (Tenor) // Debra Parkinson - Mixing Assistant // David Berger - Conductor // David Berger - Conductor // David Berger - Remixing // David Berger - Remixing // David Berger - Transcription // David Berger - Transcription // Brian Kingman - Engineer // Steven Epstein - Recording Director // Mark Shane - Engineer // Rob Gibson - Remixing
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Performers
Jimmy Heath played Sax (Soprano) // Frank Wess played Sax (Tenor) // Kenny Barron played Piano // Bill Easley played Sax (Tenor) // Lew Soloff played Trumpet // Jay McShann played Piano // Charles McPherson played Sax (Alto) // Christian McBride played Bass (Vocal) // Lewis Nash played Drums // Billy Higgins played Drums // Curtis Lundy played Bass (Vocal) // Michael White played Clarinet // Mulgrew Miller played Piano // Kenny Washington played Drums // Cyrus Chestnut played Piano // Wycliffe Gordon played Trombone // Joe Wilder played Trumpet // Clarence Penn played Drums // Wynton Marsalis played Trumpet // Joe Temperley played Sax (Baritone) // Art Baron played Trombone // Britt Woodman played Trombone // Chris Thomas played Bass (Vocal) // Jerry Dodgion played Sax (Alto) // Marcus Belgrave played Trumpet // Herlin Riley played Drums // Norris Turney played Sax (Alto) // Don Vappie played Guitar // Reginald Veal played Bass (Vocal) // Todd Williams played Sax (Tenor) // Freddie Lonzo played Trombone // Marcus Roberts played Piano // Wes Anderson played Sax (Alto) -
Other Details
- Instruments:
- Clarinet //
- Guitar //
- Piano //
- Trombone //
- Trumpet //
- Bass (Vocal) //
- Drums //
- Sax (Alto) //
- Sax (Baritone) //
- Sax (Soprano) //
- Sax (Tenor)
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