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Tuesday, February 22, 2022

Jonah Jones Quartet - And Now In Person (1963) [vinyl]

Trumpeter Jonah Jones became famous during 1956-57 performing nightly before dancing crowds at the Embers. In 1963, after a long string of albums, he finally had the opportunity to record live. Cut in Los Angeles at the Crescendo, Jones, pianist Andre Persiany, bassist John Brown and drummer Danny Farrar swing their way through nine standards, most of which Jones had recorded before. Such tunes as "It's All Right With Me," "From This Moment On," "Undecided" and "Lullaby of Birdland" receive melodic and shuffling treatment from this very popular (and now underrated) group. The results are a bit slick, but still have their spontaneous moments. ~ by Scott Yanow, AMG. 

Capitol Records, ST 1948, 1963
Recorded September, 1963 Live At The Crescendo, Sunset Strip, Hollywood, California 

Musicians:
Jonah Jones - Trumpet, Vocals (#A2,B4)
André Persiany - Piano
John Peabody Brown - Double Bass
Danny Farrar - Drums 

Tracks:
A1. It's All Right With Me {Cole Porter} (3:40)
A2. Basin Street Blues {Spencer Williams} (5:37)
A3. From This Moment On {Cole Porter} (3:32)
A4. I Can't Get Started {Ira Gershwin, Vernon Duke} (3:17)
A5. High Society {Allan Copeland, Dan Swan, Mort Greene} (5:34)
B1. Undecided {Charlie Shavers, Sid Robin} (4:19)
B2. All Of You {Cole Porter} (4:10)
B3. Tin Roof Blues {Roppolo, Mares, Pollack, Brunies, Stitzel, Melrose} (6:09)
B4. Lullaby Of Birdland {George Shearing} (6:04) 

Total Time: 42:22 

Credits:
Producer - Kermit Walter
Photography - George Jerman 

Note:
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