Gene Norman Presents Just Jazz Concerts (1947-49) - Various (1984) (3LP Vinyl) - Near Mint (NM)
Product details
- Label GNP Crescendo
- Artist Various
- Format 3LP
- Country Japan
- Released Date 1984
- Genre Jazz
- Sealed No
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Gene Norman Presents Just Jazz Concerts (1947-49) by Various.
Various delivers transformative artistry in this essential recording.
Musical Analysis:
Various leads with distinctive artistry, creating intricate interplay between musicians. The harmonic progressions and rhythm section showcase the evolution of jazz with spontaneous brilliance.
Album Story:
"Gene Norman Presents Just Jazz Concerts (1947-49)" is a remarkable celebration of the golden age of jazz, capturing the innovative spirit and unparalleled talent of some of the genre's most iconic musicians. Released by GNP Crescendo, this album compiles live recordings from a series of groundbreaking concerts that took place in Los Angeles during the late 1940s, a period when jazz was transitioning from big band sounds to the more intimate and experimental forms that would define the genre for decades to come. Featuring legendary artists such as Dizzy Gillespie, Max Roach, and Stan Getz, the album not only highlights their artistic prowess but also creates a rich auditory experience that transports listeners to a vibrant era of musical ingenuity. Each track is a testament to the improvisational skills of these jazz masters, showcasing their ability to connect with audiences in a dynamic setting.
What sets "Just Jazz Concerts" apart from other jazz compilations is its authentic quality; listeners can almost feel the pulse of
Pressing Details:
Track Listing:
A1. Just You, Just Me
A2. Perdido
B1. Groovin' High
B2. Be Bop
B3. Hot House
B4. Lover
C1. Blue Lou
C2. One O'Clock Jump
D1. How High The Moon
D2. Body And Soul
D3. I Got Rhythm
E1. Sweet Georgia Brown
E2. C Jam Blues
E3. Just You, Just Me (Just Bop)
F1. Yancey Special
F2. Swanee River Boogie
F3. St. Louis Blues
F4. Just Jazz Boogie
F5. Just You, Just Me
F6. Big Fine Girl
F7. No Rollin' Blues
F8. Falling By Degrees
F9. New Orleans Woman
Credits:
Benny Carter - Alto Saxophone (A1, A2, C2)
Donald Hill (3) - Alto Saxophone (F5 to F9)
Sonny Criss - Alto Saxophone (B1 to B3)
Willie Smith (2) - Alto Saxophone (C2)
Harry Babasin - Bass (E1 to F4)
Herman Washington - Bass (F5 to F9)
Johnny Miller (2) - Bass (D1 to D3)
Nelson Boyd - Bass (F5)
Red Callender - Bass (A1 to C2)
Don Lamond - Drums (E1 to F4)
Henry Tucker Green - Drums (F5 to F9)
Jackie Mills - Drums (A1 to C2)
Louis Bellson - Drums (D1 to D3)
Teddy Stewart - Drums (F5)
Barney Kessel - Guitar (E1 to F4)
Irving Ashby - Guitar (A1, A2, B4 to C2)
Oscar Moore - Guitar (D1 to D3. F5)
Hisamitsu Noguchi - Illustration
Michio Mikami - Photography By
Arnold Ross - Piano (E1 to E3)
Dodo Marmarosa - Piano (A1 to B3)
Erroll Garner - Piano (B4 to C2, E5)
Gene Gilbeaux - Piano (F5 to F9)
Nat King Cole - Piano (D1 to D3)
Pete Johnson - Piano (F1 to F4)
Gene Norman - Producer [Produced By]
Akira Yamato - Supervised By
Charlie Barnet - Tenor Saxophone (A1, A2)
Stan Getz - Tenor Saxophone (D1 to D3)
Vido Musso - Tenor Saxophone (E1 to E3)
Wardell Gray - Tenor Saxophone (B1 to B3, C1, C2, E1 to E3)
Vic Dickenson - Trombone (A1, A2, C2)
Charlie Shavers - Trumpet (D1 to D3)
Chuck Peterson - Trumpet (A1, A2)
Howard McGhee - Trumpet (B1 to B3, C2, E1 to E3)
Red Norvo - Vibraphone (D1 to D3)
Jimmy Witherspoon - Vocals (F5 to F9)
Notes:
℗ 1947 GNP Crescendo Records.
# A1 to D5: Recorded at Civic Auditorium. Pasadena, California - April 29, 1947
# E1 to F4: Recorded at Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles - December 27, 1947
# F5: Recorded at Civic Auditorium. Pasadena, California - July 26, 1948
# F6 to F9: Recorded at Civic Auditorium. Pasadena, California - May 9, 1948
Made in Japan.
Cat # variations
- Spine & Obi: K18P 6259~61
- Front Cover: :K18P 6259 / 61
- Center labels: K18P 6259-61 Ⓜ
Sound Quality:
Exceptional dynamic range captures every nuance – tight bass, warm midrange, crisp highs. High-quality pressing with excellent tracking and quiet surfaces.
Collector's Notes:
Essential for serious collectors – a piece of musical history with lasting value.
Artist: Various
Format: 3LP
Genre: Jazz
Label: GNP Crescendo
Catalog Number: K18P 6259 / 61
Release Year: 1984
Country: Japan
Condition: Used
Media Condition: Near Mint (NM)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM)
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