1.「グランド・テラス・バンド/アール・ハインズ」
Here is Earl Hines And His Orchestra play ”G. T. Stomp”.
Earl Hines And His Orchestra:Walter Fuller (tp,vcl) Milton Fletcher, Ed Sims (tp) George Dixon (tp,as,bar) Ed Burke, John Ewing, Joe McLewis (tb) Omer Simeon (cl,as) Leroy Harris (as) Budd Johnson (as,ts,arr) Robert Crowder (ts) Earl Hines (p) Claude Roberts (g) Quinn Wilson (b,arr) Alvin Burroughs (ds) Horace Henderson, Jimmy Mundy, Skippy Williams (arr) NYC, July 12, 1939
2.「ボディ・アンド・ソウル/コールマン・ホーキンス」
Here is is Coleman Hawkins plays ”Body and Soul”.
Tommy Lindsay, Joe Guy (tp) Earl Hardy (tb) Jackie Fields, Eustis Moore (as) Coleman Hawkins (ts,arr) Gene Rodgers (p,arr) Oscar Smith (b) Arthur Herbert (ds) Thelma Carpenter (vcl) Hazel Scott (arr) NYC, October 11, 1939
3.「ジャズの巨人/シドニー・べシェ」
Here is Sidney Bechet and his New Orleans Feetwarmers play ”Egyptian Fantasy”.
Sidney Bechet and his New Orleans Feetwarmers:Henry Allen(tp) J.C. Higginbotham(tb) Sidney Bechet(cl) James Tolliver(p) Wellman Braud(b) J.C. Heard(ds) New York, January 8, 1941
4.「エスクァイアー・オール・アメリカン・ホット・ジャズ」
Here is Leonard Feather’s Esquire All Americans play ”Long, Long Journey”.
Leonard Feather’s Esquire All Americans:(by the 1946 Esquire Hot Jazz Award Winners)
Louis Armstrong (tp,vcl) Charlie Shavers (tp) Jimmy Hamilton (cl) Johnny Hodges (as) Don Byas (ts) Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn (p) Remo Palmieri (g) Chubby Jackson (b) Sonny Greer (ds) New York, January 10, 1946
5.「巨星(Dizzy Gillespie)」
Here is Dizzy Gillespie Band play ”52nd Street Theme”.
Dizzy Gillespie(tp) Don Byas(ts) Milt Jackson(vib) Al Haig(p) Bill DeArango(el-g) Ray Brown(b) J.C. Heard(ds) New York, February 22, 1946
6.「ビ・バップ・エラ/モダン・ジャズの夜明け」
Here is Kenny Clarke And His 52nd Street Boys play “Royal Roost”.
Kenny Clarke And His 52nd Street Boys: McKinlay Dorham (Kenny Dorham), Fats Navarro (tp), Sonny Stitt (as), Ray Abrams (ts), Eddie DeVerteuil (bs), Bud Powell (p), John Collins (g), Al Hall (b), Kenny Clarke (ds), Gil Fuller (arr) New York, September 5, 1946
Here is is Metronome All-Star Bands play “Victory Ball”.
Metronome All-Star Bands:Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Fats Navarro(tp) J.J.Johnson, Kai Winding (tb) Buddy DeFranco(cl) Charlie Parker(as) Charlie Ventura(ts) Ernie Caceres(bs) Lennie Tristano(p) Billy Bauer(g) Eddie Safranski(b) Shelly Manne(ds) RCA Studios, NYC, January 3, 1949
Here is Darlene Edwards sings “It’s Magic” with Jonathan Edwards(piano).
・平野
1.Fletcher Henderson「挫折の研究」
Here is Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra play “Sugar Foot Stomp”.
Fletcher Henderson(p,dir) Elmer Chambers, Joe Smith, Louis Armstrong(tp) Charlie Green(tb) Buster Bailey(cl,as) Don Redman(cl,as,arr) Coleman Hawkins(cl,ts) Charlie Dixon(bj) Bob Escudero(tu) Kaiser Marshall(ds) New York, May 29, 1925
2. Charlie Christian(el-g)「Benny Goodman Sextet 1939」
Photo by YouTube
Here is Benny Goodman Sextet play ”Soft Winds”.
Benny Goodman(cl) Lionel Hampton(vib) Fletcher Henderson(p) Charlie Christian(el-g) Artie Bernstein(b) Nick Fatool(ds) New York, November 22, 1939
3.Bobby Hackett「Jazz Session」
Here is Bobby Hackett play “What A Difference A Day Made”.
Bobby Hackett(tp), Charlie Queener(p), Danny Perri(g), Bob Casey (b), Cliff Leeman(ds) September 13,1950
4.Joe Bushkin「Piano After Midnight」
Here is Joe Bushkin Quartet play “If I Had You”.
Joe Bushkin (p),Buck Clayton (tp),Eddie Safranski (b),Jo Jones (ds) July 31. 1951
1. 「McGhee Special」(broadcast, NYC, circa 1944)
Andy Kirk & His Orchestra
Art Capehart, Harry Lawson, Howard McGhee, Fats Navarro(tp) Taswell Baird, Bob Murray, Wayman Richardson(tb) Reuben Phillips, Ben Smith(as) Jimmy Forrest, Joe Harrington(ts) Ed Loving(bs) John Young(p) Booker Collins(b) Ben Thigpen(ds)
当日ご紹介された1944年の音源(上記「Big bands of the “Savoy”」)は手元にございませんので、1942年の録音を代替として添付しました。
Here is Andy Kirk And His Twelve Clouds Of Joy play “McGhee Special”.
Johnny Burris, Harry Lawson (tp) Howard McGhee (tp,arr) Ted Donnelly, Milton Robinson (tb) John Harrington (cl,as) Ben Smith (as) Edward Inge (cl,ts) Al Sears (ts) Kenny Kersey (p,arr) Floyd Smith (g,el-g,vcl) Booker Collins (b) Ben Thigpen (d) June Richmond (vcl) Andy Kirk (dir)
New York, July 14, 1942
2. 「Love Me Or Leave Me」(AFRS Jubilee broadcast, LA, CA, Feb & Mar,1945)
Billy Eckstine & His Orchestra
Gail Brockman, Boonie Hazel,Shorty McConnell,Fats Navarro(tp) Joe Taswell Baird, Chippy Outcalt, Howard Scott, Gerald Valentine(tb) Bill Frazier, John Jackson(as) Gene Ammons(ts) Budd Johnson(ts, arr) Leo Parker (bs) Connie Wainwright(g) John Malachi(p) Tommy Potter(b) Art Blakey(ds) Billy Eckstine, Lena Horne, Sarah Vaughan (vo) Tadd Dameron, John Malachi, Jerry Valentine(arr)
4.「Jivin’ With Jack The Bellboy」 (NR97-2)(NYC, January 7, 1947)
llinois Jacquet And His Orchestra
Miles Davis, Marion Hazel or Russell Jacquet, Fats Navarro, Joe Newman(tp) Gus Chapell, Ted Kelly, Fred Robinson, Dicky Wells(tb) Ray Perry, Jimmy Powell(as) Illinois Jacquet, Clay Nicholas or Budd Johnson(ts) Leo Parker(bs) Bull Doggett(p) Al Lucas(b) Shadow Wilson(ds)
6. 「Fats Flats 」(broadcast. “Bands For Bonds* WOR Studios, NYC, Nov.8,1947)
Barry Ulanov And His All Star Metronome Jazzmen
Fats Navarro(tp) Charlie Parker(as) Lennie Tristano(p) Billy Bauer(g) Tommy Potter(b) Buddy Rich(ds) Bruce Elliott, Barry Ulanov(announcer)
7. 「Hot House」(broadcast,”Howard Theatre”, Washington, May 1,1948)
Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra
Teddy Buckner, Wendell Culley, Duke Garrette, Fats Navarro, Leo Shepherd (tp) Sonny Craven, Andrew Penn, Britt Woodman, Jimmy Wormick(tb) Ben Kynard, Bobby Plater(as) John Sparrow. Billy Williams(ts) Charlie Fowlkes (bs) Lionel Hampton(vi,p, ds, vo) Milt Buckner(p) Charlie Harris, Charles Mingus(b) Earl Waiker(ds)
10.「Yardbird Suite」(D1163-C)(NYC, November 29,1948)
Earl Coleman & His All Stars
Fats Navarro(tp) Don Lanphere(ts) Linton Garner(p) Al Casey(g) Jim Johnson(b) Max Roach(ds) Earl Coleman(vo)
13. 「The Things We Did Last Summer」(“Carnegie Hall”,NYC, Nov 2,1949)
Jazz At The Philharmonic
Fats Navarro(tp) Hank Jones(p) Ray Brown(b) Shelly Manne(ds)
14. 「Dance Of The Infidels」(BN362-1)(WOR Studios,NYC, August 9,1949)
Bud Powell’s Modernists
Fats Navarro(tp) Sonny Rollins(ts) Bud Powell(p) Tommy Potter(b) Roy Haynes(ds)
16. 「A Night In Tunisia」(broadcast,”Birdland”,NYC, May 15 & 16,1950)
Charlie Parker Quintet
Fats Navarro(tp) Chartie Parker(as) Bud Powell(p) Curly Russell(b) Art Blakey(ds)
本ブログでは「Ornithology」を添付しました。
Here is Chartie Parker Quintet play “Ornithology”.
Fats Navarro(tp) Chartie Parker(as) Bud Powell(p) Curly Russell(b) Art Blakey(ds)
Eddie Safranskiは上記録音の1年前に最初のリーダー作をSavoy RecordsにEddie Safranski’s Quartet & All Starsの名義で4曲録音しています。(1946年2月26日)
ディスコグラフィーによると、1日前に面白いメンバーで録音を行なっています。
Vido Musso’s All Stars
Kai Winding (tb) Gene Roland (v-tb) Boots Mussulli (as) Vido Musso (ts) Marty Napoleon (p) Eddie Safranski (b) Denzil Best (d)
New York, February 25, 1946
Here is Vido Musso Sextet play ”Vido in a jam”.
Kai Winding (tb) Gene Roland (v-tb) Boots Mussulli (as) Vido Musso (ts) Marty Napoleon (p) Eddie Safranski (b) Denzil Best (d)
New York, February 25, 1946
Here is Charlie Ventura Quartet play ”Big deal”.
Charlie Ventura (ts) Arnold Ross (p) John Levy (b) Specs Powell (d)
New York, August 24, 1945 Good deal
SPの話題になりましたので、瀬谷徹氏が最近アップされたVido Mussoの演奏もお楽しみ下さい。
Here is Vido Musso and his Orchestra play ”Vido’s Bop”.
Ray Wetzel(tp) Kai Winding(tb) Boots Mussulli(as) Vido Musso(ts) Pete Rugolo(p) Eddie Safranski(b) Shelly Manne(d)
Los Angeles, June 1947
Kai Winding participated in some early bebop sessions such as Tadd Dameron’s recordings,and also recorded his leader sessions.
Today I will introduce his leader’s recordings from in 1946 to in 1953.
In January 1946 Kai and Stan Getz had recordings on Savoy label as “Kai’s Krazy Kats”.
Photo by The Guardian
Recently these recordings reissued by Mosaic label as “Classic Savoy Be-Bop Sessions 1945-49.”
In April 1949 Kai and Gerry Mulligan with George Wallington recorded four tunes on Roost label.
They adopted “Wallington’s Godchild” by George Wallington.
Photo above of The Miles Davis nonet as ‘Birth of the Cool,’ from left, Bill Barber, Junior Collins, Kai Winding, Max Roach (obscured behid screen), Al Haig (at piano) by courtesy of All About Jazz
It was first performed by Miles Davis and His Orchestra in 1948 and was recorded “Birth of the Cool” by Miles Davis.
In May 1951 Kai and Brew Moore recorded again at Roost label.
We can hear these four tunes on Youtube,which are added previous Roost recordings(1949).
In March 1952 Kai recorded again four tunes at Savoy label.
Lou Stein(p), and (b), Tiny Kahn(ds), Al Young(bgs,timbales)
As a matter of course these recordings are not included “Classic Savoy Be-Bop Sessions 1945-49”.
In June 1953 Kai and Howard McGhee “Kai Winding and his Birdlanders” cut four tunes at MGM label.
1953年6月Kai Windingは「Kai Winding and his Birdlanders」という名前で Howard McGheeと共演しています。リズム陣はMJQです。
Here is Kai Winding’s New Jazz Group play “Sweet Miss”.
Shorty Rogers(tp), Kai Winding(tb), Stan Getz(ts), Shorty Allen(p), Iggy Shevack(b), Shelly Manne(ds), December 14, 1945
Here is Kai Winding Sextet plays “Wallington’s Godchild”.
Kai Winding (tb), Brew Moore (ts), Gerry Mulligan (bs), George Wallington (p), Curley Russell (b), Max Roach (d). NYC, April 1949.
Here is Kai Winding plays “Night On Bop Mountain”.
Jerry Lloyd(tp),Kai Winding(tb),Brew Moore(ts),Gerry Mulligan(bs), George Wallington(p), Curley Russell(b) Roy Haynes(ds), August 23, 1949
Here is Kai Winding’s Band play “I’m Shooting High”.
Kai Winding(tb),Warne Marsh(ts),Billy Taylor(p),Jack Lesberg(b),Charlie Perry(ds), April 27,1951
Here is Gerry Mulligan & Kai Winding All Stars – Modern Jazz Spectacular
[SIDE ONE]“Wallington’s Godchild”“Bop City”“Sleepy Bop”“Crossing The Channel”.
Kai Winding (tb), Brew Moore (ts), Gerry Mulligan (bs), George Wallington (p), Curley Russell (b), Max Roach (d). NYC, April 1949.
[SIDE TWO]“Honey”“Someone To Watch Over Me”“Harem Buffet”“Cheek To Cheek”.
Kai Winding(tb), Brew Moore(ts),Lou Stein(p), Jack Lesberg(b), Don Lamond(ds) NYC, May 31,1951
Here is Kai Winding’s Birdlanders plays “That a Plenty”.
Kai Winding(tb), Howard McGhee(tp),Eddie Shu(ts),John Lewis (p),Percy Heath(b),Kenny Clarke(ds) NYC,June 1953,
Allen Eager remains one of the unheralded giants of the tenor sax in the 1940s.
He could swing in an eerily similar fashion to Lester Young
Also Wardell Gray was an equally early Lester Young exponent on the West Coast.
Last Year I had read an interesting interview about “Teddy Reig’s All Stars(1947)”
Marty Napoleon who was known as the pianist in Louis Armstrong’s All Stars talks with JazzWax.
June 02, 2011
Interview: Marty Napoleon (Part 2)
I got a call from Teddy Reig , the producer at Savoy. He asked me to play the session with Shelly Manne, Kai Winding, Allen and Eddie Safranski. Allen could play beautifully but he was a strange guy.
In the studio, he refused to play anything everyone suggested. He kept saying the stuff was too square. So we recorded four tracks that were based on the chord changes to other things. Like O-go-Mo was based on Idaho.
Kai Winding (tb) Allen Eager (ts) Marty Napoleon (p) Eddie Safranski (b) Shelly Manne (ds) Teddy Reig (director) NYC, January 22, 1947
“O-Go-Mo”, “Mr. Dues”,”Oh, Kai (as Kai’s Day)”,”Saxon”
Even Japan we can hear four recordings on Spotify.Go here and here, and here and here
日本でも無料のSpotifyで4曲を聞くことが可能になりました。
Please refer to “original-jazzville/jojo” about his all recordings.Go here
Allen Eagerについては大阪梅田の兎我野町にあったジャズ喫茶「JOJO」のマスターが連載されているブログが最も参考になります。こちらをクリック