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Blowing In From Chicago

Add to Cart$9.99 ... LP (reissue)
(€7.63 || £6.53 || ¥998) (approx.)
LP (Item 73293) Blue Note, 1957 — Condition: New Copy

A landmark session that features two of the greatest tenor talents to emerge from the rich Chicago scene of the 50s! Jordan was well-known to jazz fans, or would be within a few years – but Gilmore's rarely heard in this sort of setting, as most of his recording career was spent in the company of Sun Ra's Arkestra. The record features the duo in a twin-tenor frontline, with backing by Horace Silver, Curly Russell, and Art Blakey. Ostensibly a blowing session, but much tighter than you'd expect – and with a hard heavy Blue Note groove. Titles include "Evil Eye", "Status Quo", "Bo-Till", and "Blue Lights".  © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc.



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