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Jsajb--' Had/Tuie Staan Naast Hem Als Componisten Vermeld NOS JAZZGESCHIEDENIS 543 = ZATERDAG 29.06.91 = R 2 = _+20 . 30-20 . 58 Band Pingel - 0:07 MdR, NOS Jazzgeschiedenis 543, tijdvak 1953-1958, hoofdstuk 9, 5arah Uaughan, deel 9. De zangeres was in maart 1958 in 't London House,«een nachtclub zoals dr.Kelly's, de 7e nam Mercury haar op. Buiten haar trio: Ronnell Bright-piano, Richard Davis- bas, Roy Haynes-drums, \^^smt& er ad lib wat blazers i/an de Count Basie Band mee: de trompettisten Thad Jones (die cornet speelt en het meest te horen is)fi«JWendell Culley, P»B8EE8§888§KHBB0B8E HE8Bg0EBB8H trombonist Henry Coker, en tenorsaxofonist Frank Wess. De aankondiging is van Carmen Cawallero, gladde entertain pianist die klassieke muziek pretenties heeft, en in afschuwelijke clichés zijn merk doet. Disc 4 Sarah Uaughan: Detour ahead (Herb Ellis, L.Carter, J.Frigo) 7 - 5:58 - Mercury 826 337-2 "Detour ahead" van gitarist Herb Ellis uit de tijd dat hij met T*i-€ pianist Lou Carter en bassist Johnny Frigo het trio Soft Uinds •-'\JSAjb--' had/Tuie staan naast hem als componisten vermeld. Gaan we nu naar vier songs, eenl compleet brok uit de set, die begint met "Speak low" van Kurt bJeill met tekst van Ogden Nash. Sarah Uaughan zingt er een echte triller in, iets dat geen enkele jazz-zangeres technisch in haar mars heeft. idem Sarah Vaughan: Speak lom (bJeill, Nash) r 9 - 4:52 - idem Sarah Waughan: You'd be so nice to come home to (Cole Porter) 11 - 4:01 - idem IDEM: I'll string along with you (Dubin, Warren) 12 - 5:19 - idem IDEM; All of you (Cole Porter) 13 - 4:15 - idem Sarah Uaughan, live-optreden in de nightclub London House, Chicago 7 maart 1958, Clercury-opname, nu te vinden op The Complete Sarah Uaughan on Clercury, 17 CDs uitgebracht in 1986, geproduceerd in Japan, dank zij Polygram kan ik die gebruiken, jf fJO^ ,' Thad Jones-cornet, Ulendell Culley-trompet, Henry Coker-trombone, FraWK Wess-tenorsaxofoon, en het vaste trio: Ronnell Bright-piano, Richard Davis-bas, Roy Haynes-drums. Mei 1958 kwam Sarah Uaughan voor de tweede keer naar Europa, daarvan hoort u volgende keer in het laatste deel van haar hoofdstuk. Dit was NOS Jazzgeschiedenis 543, MdR. s . 0 0 0 0 0 M/T ^1 l S ^L | 2, <° ••.
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