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Joe Henderson: Page One A lemezen lévő változat bakelitlemez LP - standard kiadás. Ez a különleges kiadás a kiadó által Blue Note a következőkkel együttműködve UMe év 12. február 2021.

Henderson's illustrious recording career began in the early 1960s with Blue Note. In 1963, he launched his career as a leader with his debut on Blue Note with Page One, a remarkable quintet session with trumpeter Kenny Dorham, a collaborator who contributed two originals to the six-track album and also wrote the liner notes, claiming that the "tenor saxophonist with the goatee" was "one of the most musical young saxophonists since Charlie Parker. " High praise, which Henderson lived up to on the album "Page One". The band also included a stellar rhythm section around bassist Butch Warren, drummer Pete LaRoc and pianist McCoy Tyner, who is listed on the album cover as "etc. " because he just signed with Impulse!. This hard-bop album not only opened the jazz world's ears to Henderson's exuberant tenor saxophone voice, but also helped him make a name for himself on other Blue Note recordings, most notably the classic albums by Horace Silver (Song for My Father), Lee Morgan (The Sidewinder) and Andrew Hill (Point of Departure), all released in 1964. The first side opens with Dorham's double-block: the lilting, bossa-heavy "Blue Bossa, " where the trumpeter and tenor play an infectious overture with harmonic beauty before Henderson delivers a smoky, spirited solo, and the balladic "La Mesha, " played with soulful tenor grace. The rest of the album is made up of Henderson's impressive originals, including the driving blues of "Homestretch, " featuring fiery solos from both frontmen, Tyner's rolling break and LaRoc's brisk drumming, and the swinging "Jinrikisha, " which Henderson sings with his energetic tenor improvisations. The highlight of the collection is Henderson's bossa-inflected "Recorda Me, " which is not only a contemporary jazz standard but also a piece he never tired of playing, as evidenced by the fact that it was in his repertoire throughout his tenure as bandleader. The first side closes with the slow blues "Out of the Night, " which is superbly performed by the rhythm section and features arguably Henderson's strongest improvisational section. The first side features Henderson's "Call me Ishmael, " which marks the beginning of this tenor saxophonist's success story in jazz. The Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series seeks to make the label's best and most famous albums available at a reasonable price and in perpetuity as part of a high-quality LP series - Mastering by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio - Pressing on 180g vinyl at Optimal

Album műfajok között Jazz és Hard Bop. 180g Vinyl. Paraméterek:
Cím: Page One
Művész: Joe Henderson
További információk: 180g Vinyl
Forma: LP (vinyl)
Kiadó: Blue Note, UMe
A kiadás dátuma: 12. február 2021
Először jelent meg: 1963
Súly: 230 g
EAN: 0602507465636
Termék azonosítója: 27249
Discogs ID: 17366254
Műfaj: Jazz, Hard Bop Sávok listája:
A1 Blue Bossa
A2 La Mesha
A3 Homestretch
B1 Recorda-Me
B2 Jinrikisha
B3 Out Of The Night Művész:
Joe Henderson befolyásos amerikai jazz tenorszaxofonos és zeneszerző volt, aki jelentősen hozzájárult a poszt-bop jazz színtérhez. 1937. április 24-én született az ohiói Limában, majd a Kentucky State College-ban, később pedig a detroiti Wayne State University-n folytatta zenei tanulmányait. Henderson karrierje azután indult be, hogy az 1960-as évek elején New Yorkba költözött, ahol hamarosan ismerté vált egyedi hangszínéről és innovatív improvizációs stílusáról.

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