Stan Getz - The Chronological Classics: 1951-1952 '2003

Artist	Stan Getz Related artists
Album name	The Chronological Classics: 1951-1952
Country
Date	2003
Genre	Jazz
Play time	78:27
Format / Bitrate	Stereo 1420 Kbps / 44.1 kHz MP3 320 Kbps
Media	CD
Size	315 MB(+3\%) \| 185 MB(+3\%)
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Tracks list

Tracklist

01. Parker 51 (Raney) - 6:06
02. Hershey Bar (Mandel) - 3:31
03. Rubberneck (Rosolino) - 4:25
04. Signal (Raney) - 5:52
05. Everything Happens to Me (Dennis-Adair) - 3:21
06. Jumpin with Symphony Sid (Young) - 7:24
07. Yesterdays (Kern-Harbach) - 2:58
08. Budo (Powell) - 5:12
09. Wildwood (Gryce) - 4:57
10. Where or When (Rodgers-Hart) - 2:24
11. Tabu (Stillman-Russell-Lecuona) - 2:40
12. Moonlight in Vermont (Seussdorf-Blackburn) - 3:12
13. Jaguar (Smith) - 2:32
14. Sometimes Im Happy (Youmans-Robin-Grey) - 2:18
15. Stars Fell on Alabama (Parish-Perkins) - 3:03
16. Nice Work If You Can Get It (Gershwin-Gershwin) - 2:24
17. Tenderly (Gross-Lawrence) - 3:24
18. Stella by Starlight (Washington-Young) - 2:42
19. Time on My Hands (Youmans-Adamson-Gordon) - 2:56
20. Tis Autumn (Nemo) - 3:12
21. The Way You Look Tonight (Fields-Kern) - 3:01 

In response to shortsighted comments implying that Stan Getz and Zoot Sims
sounded too much like each other and too similar to Lester Young, Ira Gitler
liked to use the analogy of ...a friend calling you on the telephone. You know
who it is immediately. Its the same thing when you hear a musician play. The
secret, of course, is to listen so carefully and consistently that you feel as
though you have become a friend of the artist. This sort of empathy is a vital
ingredient in jazz -- the empathy between composers, players, and listeners.
Hearing Stan Getz recorded live in performance at Bostons Storyville club on
October 28, 1951, spells it out marvelously. Backed by pianist Al Haig,
guitarist Jimmy Raney, bassist Teddy Kotick, and drummer Tiny Kahn, Getz sounds
as though he has arrived at a hard-won maturity. One great aspect of this music
lies within the comparative nature of every sound. In Getz listeners can hear
Jimmy Giuffre, Lee Konitz, even Charles Lloyd -- but best of all, Getz himself.
By this time his artistry had evolved well beyond where he had been only a
couple of years earlier. In some of these bands theres something of the
marvelous complexity of Lennie Tristanos fascinating ensembles. Eight 1952
recordings originally released on 78-rpm singles bearing the baby-blue Roost
label appeared under the heading of the Johnny Smith Quintet. Smiths quicksilver
guitar, heard most dynamically on the rapid Tristano-like Jaguar and a fantastic
cruising theme called Tabu, acts as a stunning foil for the tenor. The slower
numbers are positively intoxicating. Even with the guitar predominating,
Moonlight in Vermont stands among the loveliest ballad recordings this
saxophonist ever participated in. The bands next session took place in November
of 1952, and resulted in music of comparable excellence. On December 12, Getz
collaborated for the very first time with producer Norman Granz. Backed by a
rhythm section including pianist Duke Jordan, the saxophonist had clearly found
his own voice. The Way You Look Tonight is a powerful closer for this
outstanding album of vintage early modern jazz.

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