Jazz & The Sunday Times (1999) (Getz/Terry/Burton/Mccorkle )

Product Summary Label: Concord Jazz UPC: 00013431520429 Release Date: 6/22/1999 Buy.com Sku: 60314860 Item#: MD4VCT Format:  CD Song Listing Disc 1 Song Title Sample 1. Blue Skies - Stan Getz ~ Various Artists 2. Come Sunday - Clark Terry ~ Various Artists 3. Tenderly - Gary Burton ~ Various Artists 4. Wonder Why - Alan Broadbent/Gary Foster ~ Various Artists 5. Love Walked In - Susannah McCorkle ~ Various Artists 6. Nice 'N' Easy - Gene Harris ~ Various Artists 7. Embraceable You - Scott Hamilton ~ Various Artists 8. Warm Valley - Art Farmer ~ Various Artists 9. Softly As In A Morning Sunrise - Emily Remler ~ Various Artists 10. In A Mellow Tone - Ernestine Anderson ~ Various Artists (P) 1999 Concord Records, Inc. (C) 1999 Concord Records, Inc.   Album Notes and Credits Notes & Personnel Info This is part of the Concord Records Jazz Moods series. Photographer: John Klycinski. This is another issuance from the Concord Jazz Jazz Moods series. Given that "the Sunday Times" is in the title, the mood intended to be created here is apparently meant to be both reclusive (alone with the paper) and relaxed by the time you get to the crossword puzzle. And that mood is firmly and pleasantly established by a play list of 10 tunes performed by premiere jazz musicians. A highlight of the session, appropriately, is "Come Sunday" from the Red Holloway/Clark Terry Sextet's 1989 album, Locksmith Blues. Terry is center stage with his muted trumpet delivering a hauntingly beautiful rendering of Duke Ellington's classic tune from his "Black, Brown and Beige" symphonic suite. Ellington is further represented by another memorable performance, this time by Art Farmer on "Warm Valley." Just two vocals have been included. Susannah McCorkle does "Love Walked In" from her tribute album to George Gershwin, Someone to Watch Over Me, and Ernestine Anderson wraps up the session with "In a Mellow Tone," backed by Benny Carter and Ray Brown. Another highlight is the Emily Remler rendition of "Softly in a Morning Sunrise," with her unique rich, full toned guitar and Hank Jones providing his usual conspicuous support. Stan Getz immediately identifiable tenor sax sound is heard on "Blues Skies." Other artists on this CD include vibraphonist Gary Burton, Gene Harris Quartet, Alan Broadbent with Gary Foster and Scott Hamilton, all of whom make this a very pleasant compilation to bring down from the shelf on a Sunday morning. ~ Dave Nathan   Technical Info Release Date : 07/26/2004 Original Release Date : 1999 Catalog ID : 5204 Label : Concord Vista Number of Discs : 1 Studio/Live : Studio Mono/Stereo : Stereo SPAR Code : n/a UPC : 00013431520429    Related Videos Randy Jackson: Randy Jack...