9.8.22
CLARK TERRY - Remember the Time (1993) FLAC (tracks), lossless
Tracklist :
1 The Story of Love 3'38
Clark Terry
2 Definitly So 3'59
Dado Moroni
3 Hot Sauce 3'12
Gary Paris / Clark Terry
4 On the Side 5'35
George Robert
5 Gypsy 5'13
Clark Terry
6 In Orbit 6'01
Clark Terry
7 Ode to a Flugelhorn 5'39
Clark Terry
8 Gwen 3'14
Clark Terry
9 Don't Ask 4'59
George Robert
10 Cattin' 8'09
Dado Moroni / Mal Waldron
11 Remember the Time 3'17
Bernard Belle / Michael Jackson / Teddy Riley
Credits :
Alto Saxophone – George Robert
Bass – Ray Brown
Drums – Jeff Hamilton
Flugelhorn – Clark Terry
Piano – Dado Moroni
Trombone – Mark Nightingale
Trumpet – Clark Terry
8.8.22
CLARK TERRY & GEORGE ROBERT - The Good Things in Life (1996) FLAC (tracks), lossless
As with most Clark Terry sets, this is a fun session. The classic flugelhornist teams up with the talented altoist George Robert, pianist Dado Moroni, bassist Isla Eckinger and drummer Peter Schmidlin during a live date recorded at a club in Switzerland. Most of the music is straight-ahead bebop, and C.T. is in prime form, with the highlights including Chris Woods' familiar "Somebody Done Stole My Blues," "Perdido," "Salt Peanuts" and "I Don't Want to Be Kissed." On the encore blues "Steppin' on the Roaches," C.T. gets to do some ad-lib "mumbling" to typically hilarious effect. His fans will want this one, put out by the German Mons label. Scott Yanow
Tracklist :
1 Somebody Done Stole My Blues 6'33
Chris Woods
2 Perdido 10'50
Ervin Drake / Hans Lengsfelder / Juan Tizol
3 My Secret Love 8'06
Mitchell Parish / Bobby Sherwood
4 Dole 9'51
George Robert
5 Salt Peanuts 4'38
Kenny Clarke / Dizzy Gillespie
6 I Don't Want to Be Kissed 9'40
John Elliott / Harold Spina
7 Steppin' on the Roaches 4'44
Clark Terry
Credits :
Alto Saxophone – George Robert
Bass – Isla Eckinger
Drums – Peter Schmidlin
Flugelhorn – Clark Terry
Piano – Dado Moroni
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