The music on this LP is from a period when arranger Quincy Jones was a major part of the jazz world, rather than being content just to take bows for it. Six high-quality selections from a 1956 album offer logical, swinging, and often distinct arrangements with plenty of solos from the all-star cast (which includes Lucky Thompson on tenor, altoist Phil Woods, and trumpeter Art Farmer). Highlights include "Stockholm Sweetnin'," "Walkin'," and "Sermonette."
Quincy Jones
This Is How I Feel About Jazz
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Track Listing
Sample | Title/Composer | Performer | Time | Stream | |||
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1 | Quincy Jones | 10:42 | Amazon | ||||
2 | Quincy Jones | 04:41 | Amazon | ||||
3 | Quincy Jones | 05:57 | Amazon | ||||
4 | Quincy Jones | 05:41 | Amazon | ||||
5 | Quincy Jones | 04:08 | Amazon | ||||
6 | Quincy Jones | 05:13 | Amazon |