Lambert, Hendricks & Ross - Doodlin' / Spirit Feel album flac

Lambert, Hendricks & Ross. Perfil: Vocal trio, formed in 1957, disbanded in 1964.

Lambert, Hendricks & Ross – A Night In Tunisia. Lambert, Hendricks, And Ross – Caravan. Lambert, Hendricks and Ross – Goin' to Chicago Blues. Lambert, Hendricks & Ross – Home Cookin'. Lambert, Hendricks & Ross – Gimme That Wine. Lambert, Hendricks and Ross feat. Ike Isaacs Trio – In a Mellow Tone. Lambert, Hendricks & Ross – With Malice Towards None. Lambert Hendricks & Ross – Twisted. Ike Isaacs Trio – Caravan. Lambert, Hendricks, And Ross – Happy Anatomy. Hendricks Lambert & Ross – Doodlin'. Lambert, Hendricks & Ross – Shorty George.

Lambert, Hendricks & Ross were an American vocalese trio formed by jazz vocalists Dave Lambert, Jon Hendricks and Annie Ross. From 1962 to 1964, Ross was replaced by vocalist Yolande Bavan. The group formed in 1957 and recorded their first album Sing a Song of Basie for ABC-Paramount Records. The album featured versions of Count Basie standards and was successful enough that the Count Basie Orchestra collaborated with them on Sing Along With Basie (1959).

Originally formed in 1957, Lambert, Hendricks & Ross debuted their unique vocalese style late that year on Sing a Song of Basie. They had first met in 1955 to work on a vocalese rendition of Jimmy Giuffre's "Four Brothers," with lyrics penned by Hendricks and note-for-note duplications of the original solos on that song by Woody Herman's sax section soloists Herbie Steward, Zoot Sims, Stan Getz and Serge Chaloff arranged by Lambert. No offense, but those people couldn't swing if you hung 'e. After subsequently recruited Annie Ross, a London-born singer who had a hit in 1952 with "Twisted," her vocalese take on a famous Wardell Gray tenor saxophone solo, the three went back into the studio and using multi-tracking did all the parts themselves. The record was an immediate smash and launched the careers of Lambert, Hendricks & Ross.

The Swingers! "Please retry". Despite being recorded during the early days of stereo, the overall sound on stereo LP pressings was dry and well-balanced. The album deserves a fresh remaster from the multi-track masters.

Lambert, Hendricks and Ross. Venue Newport Jazz Festival (Newport, RI). Date Jul 2, 1960. Next up is Hendricks, who summons up the spirit of Pettiford's exquisitely swinging bass lines in his scat solo before going on to imitate a succession of famous bassists from Percy Heath to Paul Chambers to Ray Brown, culminating in hilarious take on the audacious Charles Mingus. As a tribute to Jimmy Rushing, the three turn in a spectacular "Rusty Dusty Blues" with Hendricks channeling the former Count Basie singer. Originally formed in 1957, Lambert, Hendricks & Ross debuted their unique vocalese style late that year on Sing a Song of Basie.