Bill Perkins, Richie Kamuca With Pete Jolly, Stan Levey, Red Mitchell - Tenors Head-On album flac

Producer, Liner Notes – Howard Rumsey. Tenor Saxophone – Bill Perkins, Richie Kamuca. Recorded in Los Angeles in July, 1956. Stevenson, music is indeed by Murray Mencher and lyrics by Billy Moll.

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Kamuca was born in Philadelphia, and, like many players associated with West Coast jazz, grew up in the East before moving West around the time that bebop changed the prevailing style of jazz Kamuca stayed on the West Coast, playing with the smaller groups of Chet Baker, Maynard Ferguson, Shorty Rogers, and others Selected discography. Bill Perkins, Tenors Head-on (1956) (With Kamuca.

Bass – Red Mitchell Drums – Stan Levey Piano – Pete Jolly Tenor Saxophone – Bill Perkins, Richie Kamuca. Liberty ‎– LRP 3051(US). Thanks to snobb for the addition. No release results found : showing artist results instead. 4 Classic Ablums Plus Imports 2014. Frame of Mind Interplay 1995.

The Lester Young-influenced tenors of Bill Perkins (who has since developed a more Coltrane-oriented style) and Richie Kamuca are matched on this CD reissue. The music is hard-swinging but light-toned runthroughs on standards with the two complementary tenors both in excellent form. The material is taken from two former LPs and feature a pair of all-star rhythm sections (pianist Pete Jolly, bassist Red Mitchell and Stan Levey or pianist Hampton Hawes, Mitchell and drummer Mel Lewis).

Bill Perkins, Richie Kamuca, Pete Jolly, Red Mitchell, Stan Levey. 2017 Remastered 2017. Complete Playboys Sessions, 1956. Chet Baker, C. Perkins, Art Pepper, Pete Jolly, Phil Urso, Richie Kamuca. Mr. Roberts Plays Guitar. Howard Roberts, Pete Jolly, Red Mitchell, Alvin Stoller, Bob Cooper.

The Lester Young-influenced tenors of Bill Perkins (who later developed a more Coltrane-oriented style) and Richie Kamuca are matched on this 1956 set. The music comprises hard-swinging but light-toned run-throughs on standards with the two complementary tenors both in excellent form. The material is taken from two former LPs and feature a pair of all-star rhythm sections (pianist Pete Jolly, bassist Red Mitchell, drummer Stan Levey, or pianist Hampton Hawes, Mitchell, and drummer Mel Lewis). Lovers of bebop and solidly swinging music will find much to enjoy on the set including some rare (if.