תיאור
תקליטי ג'אז תוצרת חוץ בהקלטת מאסטר, Phil Woods Quartet – Woodlore , כ 200 גרם.
For sale individually and as part of Analogue Productions’ Prestige Mono Series
Cut from the analogue masters by renowned mastering engineer Kevin Gray
200-gram pressing by Quality Record Pressings has a flat edge profile and deep groove label, true to the original LP
Deluxe high-gloss tip-on album jacket
Alto saxophonist Phil Woods had recorded with Jimmy Raney and with his own quintet featuring trumpeter Jon Eardley but this was the first date where he was carrying the load as the lone horn, and also his first strictly-for-12-inch LP.
Considering this date was done in November 1955, more than 45 years ago, it holds up exceedingly well. Phil always had all the musical tools. He has continued to develop as an artist but was already very accomplished. The swift, minor-key version of “Get Happy” and the intense blues-saying of “Strollin’ with Pam” are two particularly outstanding examples. Woods also swings hard on three standards, "Slow Boat to China," "Be My Love," and "Woodlore." Pianist Johnny Williams was a Bud Powell disciple who, like a lot of other young pianists, had latched on to Horace Silver. His way of accompanying reflected this in its funky, rolling quality.
Originally released in 1955
Phil Woods, alto sax
John Williams, piano
Teddy Kotick, bass
Nick Stabulas, drums
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1. Woodlore |
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2. Falling In Love All Over Again |
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3. Be My Love |
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4. On A Slow Boat To China |
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5. Get Happy |
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6. Strollin' With Pam |
