Paul Chambers - Wynton Kelly - The Complete Vee Jay Paul Chambers-Wynton Kelly Sessions 1959-61 album flac

Paul Chambers- Go! and 1st Bassman. Arguably one of the greatest jazz bassists of the modern era, Paul Chambers led a short, but active musical life and recorded literally hundreds of albums both under his own name and as a sideman. Two sessions from February 1959 yielded the original album entitled Go!. This hard bop delight is notable for a front line that includes trumpeter Freddie Hubbard, new on the scene at the time, and Cannonball Adderley. Wynton Kelly, Chambers, and Jimmy Cobb were the rhythm team for Miles Davis at the time and their empathetic teamwork was responsible for elevating many a blowing date of the time above the mean standard (note that on a few cuts Hubbard drops out and Philly Joe Jones spells Cobb on drums).

Paul Chambers (bass); Wynton Kelly (piano); Freddie Hubbard, Tommy Turrentine, Lee Morgan (trumpet); Cannonball Adderley, Frank Strozier (alto sax); Yusef Lateef (tenor sax & flute); Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone); Curtis Fuller (trombone); Sam Jones (bass); Philly Joe Jones, Jimmy Cobb, Lex Humphries (drums). The Complete Vee Jay Paul Chambers/Wynton Kelly Sessions 1959-61 by C. Andrew Hovan. Paul Chambers: Bass on Top – 1957. Paul Chambers: Whims of Chambers – Blue Note 1534. Mosaic Select 5: Paul Chambers by C. Bass on Top by Joel Roberts.

Paul Chambers & Wynton Kelly. Type: Album + Compilation.

Trio, with Paul Chambers (bass), Jimmy Cobb (drums); some tracks are sextet, with Nat Adderley (cornet), Bobby Jaspar (flute), Benny Golson (tenor sax) added. Vee Jay. Quintet, with Lee Morgan (trumpet), Wayne Shorter (tenor sax), Paul Chambers (bass), Philly Joe Jones (drums). Trio, with Paul Chambers (bass), Philly Joe Jones (drums). Wynton Kelly! Vee-Jay. Trio, with Paul Chambers and Sam Jones (bass; separately), Jimmy Cobb (drums). Someday My Prince Will Come.

same contents as Vee-Jay VJLP 1014 + VJLP 1016 + VJLP 3005 + VJLP 3011 + VJLP 3012 + VJLP 3022 + 39 bonus tracks. Various Artists - Alternate Sessions At The Early '60s (Vee-Jay (J) RJL-2640). Booker Little, trumpet; Frank Strozier, alto sax; Wynton Kelly, piano; Paul Chambers, bass; Jimmy Cobb, drums. Fine Sound Studios, NYC, December 9, 1959. Fantastic Frank Strozier (Vee-Jay VJLP 3005).

The Wynton Kelly heard here (from the period 1959-1961), as the original liner notes clearly state, was at the peak of his fruitful collaboration with Miles Davis, with Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb and the inimitable John Coltrane filling out the celebrated quintet. So it is truly interesting to hear Kelly as the main performer, displaying his own personality and even playing some of his own compositions. The Wynton Kelly heard here (from the period 1959-1961), as the original liner notes clearly state, was at the peak of his fruitful collaboration with Miles Davis, with Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb and the inimitable John Coltrane filling out the celebrated quintet.

Paul Chambers- Go! and 1st Bassman Arguably one of the greatest jazz bassists of the modern era, Paul Chambers led a short, but active musical life and recorded literally hundreds of albums both under his own name and as a sideman