ERROLL GARNER by Mimi Clar
how many of these great CONTEMPORARY ALBUMS are in your collection ROUNDS! nrT?TF N,EHAUS UCTET.^ mm C3540 Niehaus, one of the top alto men in jazz, long time leader of the Kenton sax section, stars with two swinging C3538 Red Mitchell, one of the nation's Octets featuring such famous jazzmen favorite bassists, in a swinging program as Bill Perkins, Pepper Adams, Shelly C3542 Leroy Vinnegar, a bass player who of modern jazz classics by Parker, Roll• Manne, Frank Rosolino, Mel Lewis, Jack "walks the most!" presents his first album ins, etc. New star James Clay plays tenor Montrose, Red Mitchell, Lou Levy, the as a leader. Featured on a selection of & flute, with Lorraine GelLer, piano, and late Bob Gordon, etc. standards with a walking motif ("I'll Billy Higgins, drums. Mitchell's bass solos Walk Alone," "Walkin' My Baby Back are standouts! Home," "Would You Like To Take a Walk," etc.) are Teddy Edwards, tenor, Gerald Wilson, trumpet, Victor Feldman, vibes, the late Carl Perkins, piano, and Tony Bazley, drums. You get more , %i bounce with Curtis \ CounceL5i temporary C3544 Bob Cooper's extended "Jazz Theme & Four Variations" is a major work by C3539 The Curtis Counce Group comes up a major jazzman. Side two features with some West Coast "cooking." Tasty, Coop's tenor in swinging combo perform• with plenty of funk and soul. Bassist ances (including an intriguing "Frankie Counce's group includes ace tenorman & Johnny") with Victor Feldman, Frank C3541 Vibist, pianist, drummer, composer- Harold Land, trumpeter Jack Sheldon, Rosolino, and an all-star rhythm section: arranger Feldman is the most important the late Carl Perkins on piano, and the ianist Lou Levy; Max Bennett, bass; Mel British import in the fleld of modern jazz.
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