Prestige PR 7278
MY Vinyl Rip
Front & Back Covers
WAVE
One of Frank Wess' strongest albums from the time – a harder-than-usual burner recorded with Kenny Burrell on guitar, plus Thad Jones trumpet, Mal Waldron piano, and rhythm by Paul Chambers and Art Taylor. Tracks are long and very jamming – almost in the mode of the Prestige blowing sessions of a few years hence, especially when Wess is playing tenor. Titles include "Count One", "Empty Street", "Steamin", and "Blue Jelly".
01 Steamin'
02 Blue Jelly
03 Count One
04 Empty Street

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ReplyDeletegreat one Tom!...
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thanks!
ReplyDeletethis session was recorded june 1957, and originally issued as The Prestige All Stars with Thad Jones on Prestige 7118
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ReplyDeleteThe original title was "After Hours" Prestige 7118, and it's been reissued a number of times.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Tom!
ReplyDeletemany many many thanks! what a post!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tom!
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