THE CURTIS FULLER SEXTETTE — Imagination (1959-1991) RM | MONOAURAL | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Prior to the official formation of the Jazztet with trumpeter Art Farmer, trombonist Curtis Fuller and tenorman Benny Golson made several albums together, usually with other trumpeters. This somewhat rare date has trumpeter Thad Jones, bassist Jimmy Garrison, drummer Dave Bailey, and, most significantly, pianist McCoy Tyner in his recording debut completing the sextet. Fuller arranged all five of the songs, four of which were his originals. Although the material (other than the lone standard "Imagination") is unfamiliar, the chord changes inspire the players to create some fine solos. Easily recommended to hard bop fans lucky enough to find this album. Scott Yanow   Tracklist & Credits :

THE CURTIS FULLER QUINTET ft. ZOOT SIMS — South American Cookin' (1961-2014) RM | Serie Jazz Collection 1000 | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Tracklist & Credits :

THE LEE KONITZ QUARTET - Tranquility (1957-1999) RM | MONO | Verve Original Collection 50 – 13 | FLAC (tracks), lossless

Lee Konitz' Verve label debut remains the purest expression of the sculpted, geometric aesthetic the altoist honed throughout the Eisenhower era -- crafted with startling precision and economy, Tranquility extols the virtues of mood and shape with Talmudic zeal, towering astride thought and expression. Supported by the bedrock rhythm section of bassist Henry Grimes and drummer Dave Bailey, Konitz and guitarist Billy Bauer weave melodies as intricate and ephemeral as spider webs. Rarely is music so profoundly cerebral also so deeply heartfelt. Jason Ankeny
Tracklist :
1     Stephanie 3:57
Lee Konitz
2     Memories of You 3:12
Eubie Blake / Andy Razaf
3     People Will Say We're in Love 4:57
Oscar Hammerstein II / Richard Rodgers
4     When You're Smiling 3:48
Mark Fisher / Joe Goodwin / Larry Shay
5     Sunday 3:26
Chester Cohn / Benny Krueger / Ned Miller / Jule Styne
6     Lennie Bird 5:25
Lennie Tristano
7     The Nearness of You 6:09
Hoagy Carmichael / Ned Washington
8     Jonquil 3:09
Werner Bauer
Credits :    
Alto Saxophone – Lee Konitz
Bass – Henry Grimes
Drums – Dave Bailey
Guitar – Billy Bauer
Notas.
Recorded October 22, 1957 in New York.
As per the original release, the sleeve lists track four as "When You're In Love" while labels list "When You're Smiling".

JOHNNY HODGES QUINTET WITH LALO SCHIFRIN - Buenos Aires Blues + The Eleventh Hour (2009) FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

This release presents two complete albums by the unique Johnny Hodges, both appearing here on CD for the first time ever.
The first, in quintet format, marks Hodges' only recorded encounter ever with Argentinean pianist an composer Lalo Schifrin. The latter LP showsases the saxophonist soloing on standard tunes with a big band conducted & arranged by Oliver Nelson.
Previously Unreleased Recordings    
1    Mama Knows 5:00
Written-By – Johnny Hodges
2    I'm In Another World 2:49
Written-By – Duke Ellington
3    Dreary Days 3:14
Written-By – Lalo Schifrin
4    I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me 4:58
Written-By – Clarence Gaskill, Jimmy McHugh
5    B.A. Blues 4:37
Written-By – Lalo Schifrin
6    Wanderlust 7:20
Written-By – Duke Ellington
7    All Too Soon 3:23
Written-By – Carl Sigman, Duke Ellington
8    Somebody Loves Me 2:48
Written-By – Ballard MacDonald, Buddy G. De Sylva, George Gershwin
9    Away From You 3:32
Written-By – Johnny Hodges
The Eleventh Hour    
10    Something To Live For 2:22
Written-By – Billy Strayhorn, Duke Ellington
11    In A Sentimental Mood 2:55
Written-By – Duke Ellington, Irving Mills, Manny Kurtz
12    I Didn't Know About You 2:36
Written-By – Bob Russell, Duke Ellington
13    Guitar Amour 3:29
Written-By – Duke Ellington
14    You Blew Out The Flame (In My Heart) 2:02
Written-By – Ervin Drake, Jimmy Shirl, Johnny Hodges
15    Theme From "The Eleventh Hour" 2:14
Written-By – Harry Sukman
16    Love Song From "Mutiny On The Bounty" 1:55
Written-By – Bronislaw Kaper
17    Solitude 2:35
Written-By – Duke Ellington, Eddie Delange, Irving Mills
18    Satin Doll 1:57
Written-By – Billy Strayhorn, Duke Ellington
19    Don't Blame Me 2:44
Written-By – Jimmy McHugh & Dorothy Fields
20    Prelude To A Kiss 2:39
Written-By – Duke Ellington, Irving Gordon, Irving Mills
21    Warm Valley 1:56
Written-By – Duke Ellington
Personnel 1-9
Alto Saxophone – Johnny Hodges
Bass – George Duvivier
Drums – Dave Bailey (pistas: 1 to 9),
Guitar – Barry Galbraith
Piano, Arranged By – Lalo Schifrin
Personnel 10-21
Piano, Organ – Bernie Leighton
Strings, Arranged By, Conductor – Oliver Nelson
Violin – Ray Nance (pistas: 13)
Drums – Osie Johnson
Notas.
Tracks 1 to 9 recorded May 26, 1963, in New York and issued as Previously Unreleased Recordings.
Tracks 10 to 21 recorded August 6 and 15, 1962, in New York and issued as The Eleventh Hour.
"This release presents two complete original albums by the unique Johnny Hodges, both appearing here on CD for the first time ever. The first, in quartet format, marks Hodges' only recorded encounter with Lalo Schifrin. The latter LP showcases the saxophonist soloing on standard tunes with a big band conducted & arranged by Oliver Nelson."

LOU DONALDSON & GRANT GREEN - Cool Blus (1961-2012) FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Tracklist :
1    A Foggy Day    6:38
2    Here Tis    9:26
3    Cool Blues    6:54
4    Watusi Jump    7:32
5    Walk Wid Me    8:37
6    Misty    8:33
7    Please    6:09
8    Man With A Horn    5:49
9    Prisoner Of Love    5:12
10    Stardust    6:12
Notas.
Tracks 1-5: Recorded January 23, 1961. Previously issued as Here 'Tis.
Tracks 6-10: Recorded September 25, 1961. Previously issued on A Man With A Horn.

LOU DONALDSON QUINTET - Swing and Soul (1957-2000) RM | 24 Bit By RVG | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Tracklist :
1     Dorothy 5:24
Rudy Nichols    
2     I Won't Cry Any More 4:22
Al Frisch / Fritz Wise    
3     Herman's Mambo 4:54
Herman Foster    
4     Peck Time 5:20
Lou Donaldson    
5     There'll Never Be Another You 5:06
Mack Gordon / Harry Warren    
6     Groove Junction 6:18
Lou Donaldson    
7     Grits And Gravy 6:17
Lou Donaldson
Credits :
Alto Saxophone – Lou Donaldson
Bass – 'Peck' Morrison
Congas – Ray Barretto
Drums – Dave Bailey
Piano – Herman Foster
Recorded By [Recording By], Remastered By – Rudy Van Gelder

LOU DONALDSON - Blues Walk (1958-2010) RM | SACD, Hybrid | The Blue Note Reissues | WV (image+.cue), lossless

Lou Donaldson's undisputed masterpiece, Blues Walk, marks the point where the altoist began to decisively modify his heavy Charlie Parker influence and add a smoky, bluesy flavor of his own. The material is still firmly in the bebop vein, and the mellower moments aren't as sleepy as some of Donaldson's subsequent work, so the album sounds vital and distinctive even as it slows down and loosens things up. That makes it the definitive release in Donaldson's early, pre-soul-jazz period, but what elevates Blues Walk to classic status is its inviting warmth. Donaldson's sweetly singing horn is ingratiating and melodic throughout the six selections, making even his most advanced ideas sound utterly good-natured and accessible. The easy-swinging title cut is a classic, arguably Donaldson's signature tune even above his late-'60s soul-jazz hits, and his other two originals -- "Play Ray" and "Callin' All Cats" -- are in largely the same vein. Elsewhere, Donaldson displays opposite extremes of his sound; the up-tempo bebop classic "Move" provokes his fieriest playing on the record, and his romantic version of "Autumn Nocturne" is simply lovely, a precursor to Lush Life. The addition of Ray Barretto on conga is a subtle masterstroke, adding just a bit more rhythmic heft to the relaxed swing. There are numerous likable records in Donaldson's extensive catalog, but Blues Walk is the best of them all. Steve Huey  
Tracklist :
1     Blues Walk 6:44
Lou Donaldson    
2     Move 5:54
Denzil Best    
3     The Masquerade Is Over 5:54
Herbert Magidson / Allie Wrubel    
4     Play Ray 5:32
Lou Donaldson    
5     Autumn Nocturne 4:55
Kim Gannon / Josef Myrow
6     Callin' All Cats 5:15
Lou Donaldson
Credits :
Alto Saxophone – Lou Donaldson
Bass – 'Peck' Morrison
Congas – Ray Barretto
Drums – Dave Bailey
Engineer [SACD Authoring] – Gus Skinas
Piano – Herman Foster
Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder
Remastered By – Kevin Gray, Steve Hoffman

LOU DONALDSON - The Time Is Right (1960-2011) RM | SACD, Hybrid | The Blue Note Reissues | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Tracklist :
1    Lou's Blues 5'55
Written-By – Lou Donaldson
2    Be My Love 5'45
Written-By – Nicholas Brodszky, Sammy Cahn
3    Idaho 5'10
Written-By – Jesse Stone
4    The Nearness Of You 4'42
Written-By – Hoagy Carmichael, Ned Washington
5    Mack The Knife 5'17
Written-By – Bertolt Brecht, Kurt Weill, Marc Blitzstein
6    Crosstown Shuffle 5'15
Written-By – Lou Donaldson
7    Tangerine 4'57
Written-By – Johnny Mercer, Victor Schertzinger
Credits :
Alto Saxophone – Lou Donaldson
Bass – Laymon Jackson
Congas – Ray Barretto
Drums – Dave Bailey
Engineer [SACD Authoring] – Gus Skinas
Piano – Horace Parlan
Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder
Trumpet – Blue Mitchell

LOU DONALDSON - Here' Tis (1961-2010) RM | SACD, Hybrid | The Blue Note Reissues | WV (image+.cue), lossless

Here 'Tis is in the front rank of Lou Donaldson records, an exceptionally funky soul-jazz session that finds the saxophonist swinging harder than usual. As he moves from hard bop to soul-jazz, Donaldson reveals a bluesy streak to his playing while keeping the vigorous attack that defined his best bop. Donaldson's playing is among his finest in the soul-jazz vein, but what makes Here 'Tis such an enjoyable session is his interaction with his supporting trio of guitarist Grant Green, organist Baby Face Willette, and drummer Dave Bailey. As support, all three know how to keep a groove gritty and flexible, following Lou's lead and working a swinging beat that keeps flowing, never growing static. Green and Willette also have their time in the spotlight, and both musicians are frequently stunning. Green's single-note leads are clean and inventive; Willette is rhythmic and forceful, but also capable of soulful, mellow leads on the slow blues. Their talent, combined with Donaldson at a peak, results in a terrific record. Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Tracklist:
1 A Foggy Day 6:35
Written-By – Gershwin
2 Here 'Tis 9:23
Written-By – Lou Donaldson
3 Cool Blues 6:50
Written-By – Charlie Parker
4 Watusi Jump 7:30
Written-By – Lou Donaldson
5 Walk Wid Me 8:36
Written-By – Lou Donaldson
Credits:
Alto Saxophone – Lou Donaldson
Drums – Dave Bailey
Guitar – Grant Green
Organ – 'Baby Face' Willette
Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder

LOU DONALDSON - Gravy Train (1962-2007) RM | RVG Edition | FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

Gravy Train is a fine, if not quite exceptional record from Lou Donaldson's initial soul-jazz phase of the early '60s. Actually, given the title and the period in which it was recorded, the album isn't quite as greasy and funky overall as one might expect; most of the repertoire is devoted to pop ballads and mid-tempo standards, the latter of which tends to bring out more of the bop elements in Donaldson's playing. That's not true for the entire album, though; the title cut is a laid-back, conga-tinged, bluesy groover in the classic Donaldson mold, even if it's a bit workmanlike. Donaldson's longtime pianist, Herman Foster, is allotted quite a bit of solo space here, and he concentrates more on thick, rippling chords than single-note lines. For his part, Donaldson's playing is pleasant, and the rest of the supporting group maintains a steady groove throughout. All of Donaldson's sessions from this period (Here 'Tis, The Natural Soul, Good Gracious) have enough worthwhile moments for devoted fans, and that's true of Gravy Train as well, though casual fans probably won't find it necessary enough to track down. Steve Huey
Tracklist :
1    Gravy Train 8:11
Composed By – Lou Donaldson
2    South Of The Border 5:28
Composed By – J. Kennedy, M. Carr
3    Polka Dots And Moonbeams 4:56
Composed By – J. Burke-J. Van Heusen
4    Avalon 4:11
Composed By – A. Jolson, V. Rose
5    Candy 9:14
Composed By – Kramer, Whitney, David
6    Twist Time 6:43
Composed By – Lou Donaldson
7    Glory Of Love 4:00
Composed By – Billy Hill
8    Gravy Train (Alternate Take) 7:28
Composed By – Lou Donaldson
9    Glory Of Love (Alternate Take) 3:49
Composed By – Billy Hill
Credits :
Alto Saxophone – Lou Donaldson
Bass – Ben Tucker
Congas – Alec Dorsey
Drums – Dave Bailey
Piano – Herman Foster
Recorded By, Remastered By [2007] – Rudy Van Gelder

COLEMAN HAWKINS | CLARK TERRY - Back in Bean's Bag (1963) lp | 24bits-96hz | FLAC (tracks), lossless

Hawkins teamed up with the personable trumpeter Clark Terry for this upbeat set of of solid swing. Terry in particular is in exuberant form on "Feedin' the Bean" and a delightful version of "Don't Worry About Me," but Hawkins's playing (particularly on the trumpeter's ballad "Michelle") is also in fine form. The Tommy Flanagan Trio assists the two classic hornmen on this superior LP. Scott Yanow
Side A
1    A Tune For The Tutor
Written-By – P. Patrick
2    Don't Worry 'Bout Me
Written-By – R. Bloom, T. Koehler
3    Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me)
Written-By – D. Ellington, L. Gaines
Side B
1    Feedin' The Bean
Written-By – C. Basie
2    Michelle
Written-By – C. Terry
3    Squeeze Me
Written-By – C. Williams, T. Waller
Credits :
Bass – Major Holley
Drums – Dave Bailey
Piano – Tommy Flanagan
Tenor Saxophone – Coleman Hawkins
Trumpet – Clark Terry

TUBBY HAYES WITH CLARK TERRY - "The New York Sessions" (1961-1990) RM | Columbia Jazz Masterpieces | FLAC (tracks), lossless

Tubby Hayes was a superior tenor saxophonist from England who played in the tradition of Zoot Sims and Al Cohn, with just a dash of Johnny Griffin and early John Coltrane. This CD finds Tubby holding his own with a top-notch swinging rhythm section (pianist Horace Parlan, bassist George Duvivier, and Dave Bailey) along with guests Clark Terry (on four of the ten selections) and vibraphonist Eddie Costa (on three songs). Whether it be an up-tempo rendition of "Airegin" or a tender "You're My Everything," Tubby Hayes shows that he is an underrated legend. The original six selections are joined by four equally rewarding unreleased performances. Scott Yanow
Tracklist:
1    You For Me 4:38
Written-By – B. Haymes
2    A Pint Of Bitter    7:00
Written-By – C. Terry
3    Airegin    8:53
Written-By – S. Rollins
4    Opus Ocean    7:31
Written-By – C. Terry
5    Soon 7:33
Written-By – G. Gershwin, I. Gershwin
6    Doxy    9:11
Written-By – S. Rollins
7    Soho Soul    8:02
Written-By – T. Hayes
8    The Simple Waltz    8:57
Written-By – C. Terry
9    Half A Sawbuck    7:13
Written-By – T. Hayes
10    You're My Everything 5'06
Written-By – H. Warren, J. Young, M. Dixon
Credits  
Bass – George Duvivier
Drums – Dave Bailey
Piano – Horace Parlan
Tenor Saxophone – Tubby Hayes
Trumpet – Clark Terry
Vibraphone – Eddie Costa

CLARK TERRY - It's What's Happenin' The Varitone Sound of Clark Terry (1967) lp | FLAC (tracks), lossless

Not many will bother to recall that Clark Terry was the first trumpeter to make a recording with Selmer's Varitone attachment -- an electronic hookup to an amplifier that allowed a horn player to play octaves. Though the instrument quickly fell out of favor after a very brief vogue, it still produced an attractively soulful sound that was a good fit with Terry's jaunty, slurry, note-bending manner. Naturally, there is yet another ride on the "Mumbles" train called "Electric Mumbles," in which Terry talks back and forth to his horn, and he sings, scats and mumbles a few choruses of "Take the 'A' Train." But he also plays some mighty soul-satisfying blues on his electric horn on "Take Me Back to Elkhart" (Selmer's headquarters), really exploiting the opened-up lower register. The rhythm section (Don Friedman, piano; George Duvivier, bass; Dave Bailey, drums) plays straight and solid jazz behind their happy-go-lucky tinkerer/leader; there is nothing unmusically sensational about anything that happens here. Richard S. Ginell
Tracklist :
1     Electric Mumbles 3'51
Clark Terry
2     Secret Love 6'15
Sammy Fain / Paul Francis Webster
3     Take Me Back to Elkhart 7'11
Clark Terry
4     Take the "A" Train 5'03
Billy Strayhorn
5     Tee Pee Time 6'25
Hal Crook / Clark Terry
6     Grand Canyon Suite 7'05
Grofe
Credits :
Bass – George Duvivier
Drums – Dave Bailey
Piano – Don Friedman
Trumpet [Varitone] – Clark Terry

CLARK TERRY | BOB BROOKMEYER QUINTET - Complete Studio Recordings (2015) 2CD | RM | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

This release contains all studio recordings by the brilliant quintet fronted by CLARK TERRY and BOB BROOKMEYER. This material was originally released on three albums which are presented here in their entireties.

All Of The Terry/Brookmeyer Quintets Studio Recordings for the first time ever on CD. Three Complete Albums on 2-CD Set including the albums:

- Tonight - Clark Terry / Bobby Brookmeyer Quintet (1964)
- The Power Of Positive Swinging (1965)
- Gingerbread Men (1966)

Two of the most superlative horn players of their respective instruments, Clark Terry and Bob Brookmeyers stellar collaboration includes nearly 50 separate recordings, the majority of which were made as sidemen.

This Phenomenal 2-CD Set features ALL of the studio recordings that these 2 giants made with their superlative quintet prior to the bands break up in 1966. This is the first time ever that their three outstanding studio sessions recorded between 1964 and 1966 are available on one edition.
Tracklist CD1 :
1    Tete A Tete    4:47
2    Pretty Girl    3:27
3    Blue China    4:42
4    Hum    5:25
5    Blindman, Blindman    3:08
6    Step Right Up    6:10
7    Weep    5:15
8    Straight No Chaser    3:28
9    Sometime Ago    4:42
10    Hymn    3:58
11    Dancing On The Grave    2:31
12    Battle Hymn Of The Republic    3:29
13    The King    5:41
14    Ode To A Flugelhorn    5:36
15    Gal In Calico    6:05
Tracklist CD2 :
1    Green Stamps    5:08
2    Hawg Jawz    2:24
3    Simple Waltz    5:18
4    Just An Old Manuscript    7:34
5    Haig & Haig    4:30
6    I Want A Little Girl    4:11
7    Mood Indigo    6:52
8    Milo's Other Samba    2:52
9    Gingerbread Boy    2:40
10    My Gal    5:55
11    Naptown    5:29
12    Morning Mist    3:16
13    Bye Bye Blackbird    6:50

CD1, 1-10: TONIGHT

CD1, 11-15 & CD2, 1-4: THE POWER OF POSITIVE SWINGING

CD2, 5-13: GINGERBREAD MEN

Credits :
Clark Terry - Trumpet & Flugelhorn
Bob Brookmeyer - Valve Trombone
Roger Kellaway - Piano
Bill Crow - Bass
Dave Bailey - Drums

Hank Jones - Piano (replaces Kellaway)
Bob Cranshaw - Bass (replaces Crow)

GERRY MULLIGAN QUARTET - Recorded In Boston At Storyville (1956-2007) FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

This live concert from the Storyville Club in Boston features Gerry Mulligan's Quartet in late 1956. Baritonist Mulligan had found a perfect partner in valve trombonist Bob Brookmeyer and (with the sympathetic support of bassist Bill Crow and drummer Dave Bailey) they romp through a variety of standards and group originals including such odd titles as "Bweebida Bwobbida," "Utter Chaos" (their theme song) and "Bike Up the Strand." A fine all-round performance from this cool-toned bop unit. by Scott Yanow
Tracklist :
1     Bweebida Bwobbida 6:38
Gerry Mulligan
2     Birth of the Blues 4:36
Lew Brown / Buddy DeSylva / Ray Henderson
3     Baubles, Bangles and Beads 3:27
George Forrest / Robert Wright
4     Rustic Hop 4:50
Bob Brookmeyer
5     Open Country 5:43
Bob Brookmeyer
6     Storyville Story 5:35
Gerry Mulligan
7     That Old Feeling 4:06
Lew Brown / Sammy Fain
8     Bike Up the Strand/Utter Chaos 6:20 
Gerry Mulligan
9     Blues at the Roots 4:54
Gerry Mulligan
10     Ide's Side 5:10
Gerry Mulligan
11     I Can't Get Started 2:42
Vernon Duke / Ira Gershwin
12     Frenesi 4:25
Alberto Dominguez / Leonard Whitcup
13     Flash 2:43
Gerry Mulligan
14     Honeysuckle Rose 3:19
Andy Razaf / Fats Waller
15     Limelight/Utter Chaos 4:42
Gerry Mulligan
Credits :
Baritone Saxophone, Piano – Gerry Mulligan
Bass – Bill Crow
Drums – Dave Bailey
Valve Trombone – Bob Brookmeyer

ART FARMER – Modern Art (1958-2001) RM | Serie Super Bit Jazz Classics | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Modern Art is the prelude recording for Art Farmer prior to his partnership with Benny Golson in the Jazztet, and also foreshadows the classy, tasteful inventiveness that group brought to the modern jazz world two years after this 1958 session. Pianist Bill Evans is in here, just before his pivotal work with Miles Davis on the classic album Kind of Blue, and was the table setter for McCoy Tyner's membership in the Jazztet. Brother Addison Farmer on bass and the great drummer Dave Bailey round out this sterling quintet that specializes in playing music with a subtle approach, which is neither tame nor conservatively lazy. Included on this date is the great Junior Mance tune "Jubilation," perfectly understated in a light gospel, soul-jazz, tuneful melody with both horns wonderfully matched up in balanced unison, side by side. Farmer's lone compositional contribution, "Mox Nix," deserves similar iconic accolades, as it is an equally memorable, hopped-up shuffle with the uncharacteristically rumbling piano of Evans in soul-jazz to swing trim. Another notable track is Wade Legge's "Cold Breeze," which is hardly refrigerated, but instead a breezy hard bop vehicle, snappy, even-keeled, but not bubbling. The trumpeter, after all, is the official leader and arranger, taking the stage front and center for the ballad "Darn That Dream" and the midtempo take of "The Touch of Your Lips," with Golson in late, seconding the motions. For this time period, you clearly hear a refined and maturing Farmer, qualities he would retain for the remainder of his substantial career. He plops in the mute for Cole Porter's "I Love You," waxing poetic and effortlessly like a figure skater gliding through a simple routine, and Evans even gets to jam out a bit. Benny Golson's personal voice on tenor is also coming of age, as you hear during his feature "Like Someone in Love," but he's also starting to emerge as a writer with the moderately swinging "Fair Weather," displaying harmonic interplay that hints at things to come. The historical aspects of this recording, in retrospect, cannot be trivialized, but more importantly, some darn good straight-ahead jazz is played here by experts in their field.  Michael G. Nastos   
Tracklist  :
1 Mox Nix 4:39
Written-By – Art Farmer
2 Fair Weather 5:44
Written-By – Benny Golson
3 Darn That Dream 3:59
Written-By – DeLange, Van Heusen
4 The Touch Of Your Lips 4:54
Written-By – Ray Noble 
5 Jubilation 4:17
Written-By – Junior Mance
6 Like Someone In Love 5:56
Written-By – Burke-Van Heusen
7 I Love You 7:01
Written-By – Cole Porter
8 Cold Breeze 3:58
Written-By – Legge
Credits :
Bass – Addison Farmer
Drums – Dave Bailey
 Piano – Bill Evans
 Sleeve – Marvin Israel
Tenor Saxophone – Benny Golson
Trumpet – Art Farmer