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Jazz Loves Paris (with bonus tracks)
CD (Item 690297) Specialty/OJC, 1958 — Condition: Used$12.99 ...
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A hip little album from Buddy Collette – one that's ostensibly based around the then-popular idea of a set of Paris-inspired tunes – but which comes off with a sound that's a lot deeper than you might expect! David Axelrod produced the set – it was one of his early projects for Specialty Records – and Buddy Collette plays alto, tenor, and flute – in a group with Frank Rosolino on trombone, Howard Roberts on guitar, Red Mitchell on bass, and Bill Richmond or Bill Douglass on drums. Red Callender joins in on some tracks, and his deep tones mixed with Rosolino's trombone, really help offset the lighter sounds of Collette's reeds in a nice way. Titles include "Domino", "Mam'Selle", "Pigalle", "I Love Paris", "La Vie En Rose", and "Under Paris Skies". CD features 4 bonus alternate takes, too! © 1996-2025, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(Sealed copy. Srhink is still intact but has a hole in one corner.)
(Sealed copy. Srhink is still intact but has a hole in one corner.)
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