I don't normally post CDs here, but this seems out of print. It's my memorial for Charlie Haden who passed away recently, and features him in duets with my favourite pianist. From the Verve CD reissue which includes three alternative takes.
Review by Scott Yanow:
Although one would not immediately associate bassist Charlie Haden with pianist Hampton Hawes, they had performed together on an occasional basis since first meeting in 1957. This Artists House LP, a set of five duets, was their last opportunity to play together because Hawes would pass away the following year. The music includes a fairly free improvisation on "Hello/ Goodbye," the duo's intepretation of the title cut, a collaboration on "This Is Called Love" and two originals from the pianist. This quiet and often lyrical set contains a great deal of thoughtful and subtle music by two masters.
01 - Irene
02 - Rain Forest
03 - Turn Around
04 - As Long As There's Music
05 - This Is Called Loved
06 - Hello Goodbye
07 - Irene (Alternative)
08 - Turnaround (Alternative)
09 - As Long As There's Music (Alternative)
Kendun Recorders, Burbank, CA, January 25, 1976
and
The Village Recorder, Los Angeles, CA, August 21, 1976
Hampton Hawes (piano) Charlie Haden (bass)
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Thanks Grumpy . . . I was not aware of this release at all! Thanks so much for this listen.
ReplyDeleteNice one, grumpy. Thank you for this. I know and love the two duets albums under Haden's own name, but I'm not familiar with this one. Long live Charlie Haden!
ReplyDeleteR.I.P. Charlie and thanks very much
ReplyDeleteKeep on at an eternal rumble, Charlie.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a flac version of this!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this wonderful post
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ReplyDeleteWonderful! Thanks for this gem!
ReplyDeletebeautiful music. thanks so much grumpy.
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Totally unaware of this one. Great find. Thanks Grumpy.
ReplyDeleteNever knew this existed. Thank you for breaking tradition with cd's
ReplyDeleteDanke!!
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