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Let Me Tell You 'Bout It (Japanese pressing)
CD (Item 551869) Blue Note (Japan), 1961 — Condition: Used$11.99 ...
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Leo Parker — Let Me Tell You 'Bout It (Japanese paper sleeve edition) ... CD 39.99
Leo Parker — Let Me Tell You 'Bout It (RVG remaster edition) ... CD 6.99
An odd little session for Blue Note, but a great one too! The record is odd in that it features a host of players who weren't normally part of the label's off-used roster of big-name sidemen, and odd in that it features a swinging style that's a bit of a nod to earlier jazz days than the early 60s – but it's also a great revival of a player from an earlier generation of jazz! Baritonist Leo Parker cut some heavy sides for labels like King and Savoy – but on this Blue Note session he really opens up in a hard-swinging way that you don't always hear on his earlier recordings. The group's a firey sextet, with John Burks on trumpet, Bill Swindell on tenor, and Yusef Salim on piano – but the real star is Parker, who swings the baritone harder and faster than just about anyone else we've heard. Titles include "Blue Leo", "Glad Lad", "Parker's Pals", "Low Brown", and "Vi". © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.
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