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Somethin' Else
LP (Item 15192) Blue Note, 1958 — Condition: Good+
A landmark album – even if it was the only session that Cannonball Adderley ever cut for Blue Note! The album was recorded at a time when Adderley was working with Miles Davis – and as such, the session features a group that includes Miles, blowing in a cool tone that's a perfect offset to Cannonball's more soulful style. The rest of the group includes Hank Jones, Sam Jones, and Art Blakey – and like John Coltrane's Blue Train, the record's more of an "special session" than the usual Blue Note album, but the strength of the players make it one of the more memorable records of its day! Titles include "Somethin' Else", "One For Daddy-O", and a nice moody take on "Dancing In The Dark". (63rd St pressing, with deep groove, RVG stamp, and "ear". Cover has some wear, aging on the back, a partially split top seam, and a worn corner. Labels have a few small stickers.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | ||||||
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