Out Of The Blue12. My Old Flame16. It's Only A Paper MoonCD201. Time On My Hands02. Mambo Bounce03. This Love of Mine04. On a Slow Boat to China06.
Miles Davis Classic Quintet Prestige. His natural choice was Sonny Rollins, whom he started playing and recording with early in the 1950s.
With a Song in My Heart07. Newk's Fadeaway09. The Serpent's Tooth (Take 1)11. The Serpent's Tooth (Take 2)12. Round About Midnight13.
In a Sentimental Mood14. The Stopper15. Almost Like Being in Love16. Think of One (Take 1)18. Think of One (Take 2)CD301. Let's Call This02.
Friday The 13th03. Confab In Tempo05. I'll Take Romance06. But Not For Me take 109. But Not For Me take 210.
Movin' Out12. Swingin' For Bumsy13. Silk 'n' Satin14. I Want To Be Happy02. The Way You Look Tonight03. More Than You Know04.
There's No Business Like Show Business05. There Are Such Things08. It's All Right With Me09. In Your Own Sweet Way10.
Vierd BluesCD501. I Feel A Song Coming On02. Pent-Up House03. Kiss And Run05. Count Your Blessings06.
My Reverie07. The Most Beautiful Girl In The World08. Paul's Pal09. When Your Lover Has Gone10.
Tenor MadnessCD601. You Don't Know What Love Is02.
Strode Rode04. I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face07. The House I Live InCD701. The Bird Medley02.
Two Different Worlds06. QuickThis seven-CD box set lives up to its title, reissuing in chronological order all of tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins' recordings for Prestige. Dating mostly from 1951-1956, these valuable performances find Rollins developing from a promising player to a potential giant; many of his best recordings would take place a year or two after this program ends. In addition to his own sessions, Rollins is featured with trombonist J.J.
Johnson, on four dates with Miles Davis, and on sessions led by Thelonious Monk and trumpeter Art Farmer. Among the other musicians participating are trumpeters Kenny Dorham and Clifford Brown; pianists John Lewis, Kenny Drew, Horace Silver, Elmo Hope, Ray Bryant, Red Garland, and Tommy Flanagan; drummers Max Roach, Roy Haynes, Art Blakey, and Philly Joe Jones; the Modern Jazz Quartet; Julius Watkins on French horn; altoist Jackie McLean; and even Charlie Parker. Among the many highlights are the original versions of Rollins' compositions 'Airegin,' 'Oleo,' 'Doxy,' 'St. Shinko chc-s2145.
Thomas,' and 'Blue 7,' and his one recorded meeting with John Coltrane ('Tenor Madness'). Essential music that is treated as it should be. The attractive booklet is a major plus too. Scott Yanow.
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Out Of The Blue12. My Old Flame16. It's Only A Paper MoonCD201. Time On My Hands02. Mambo Bounce03. This Love of Mine04. On a Slow Boat to China06.
Miles Davis Classic Quintet Prestige. His natural choice was Sonny Rollins, whom he started playing and recording with early in the 1950s.
With a Song in My Heart07. Newk's Fadeaway09. The Serpent's Tooth (Take 1)11. The Serpent's Tooth (Take 2)12. Round About Midnight13.
In a Sentimental Mood14. The Stopper15. Almost Like Being in Love16. Think of One (Take 1)18. Think of One (Take 2)CD301. Let's Call This02.
Friday The 13th03. Confab In Tempo05. I'll Take Romance06. But Not For Me take 109. But Not For Me take 210.
Movin' Out12. Swingin' For Bumsy13. Silk 'n' Satin14. I Want To Be Happy02. The Way You Look Tonight03. More Than You Know04.
There's No Business Like Show Business05. There Are Such Things08. It's All Right With Me09. In Your Own Sweet Way10.
Vierd BluesCD501. I Feel A Song Coming On02. Pent-Up House03. Kiss And Run05. Count Your Blessings06.
My Reverie07. The Most Beautiful Girl In The World08. Paul's Pal09. When Your Lover Has Gone10.
Tenor MadnessCD601. You Don't Know What Love Is02.
Strode Rode04. I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face07. The House I Live InCD701. The Bird Medley02.
Two Different Worlds06. QuickThis seven-CD box set lives up to its title, reissuing in chronological order all of tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins' recordings for Prestige. Dating mostly from 1951-1956, these valuable performances find Rollins developing from a promising player to a potential giant; many of his best recordings would take place a year or two after this program ends. In addition to his own sessions, Rollins is featured with trombonist J.J.
Johnson, on four dates with Miles Davis, and on sessions led by Thelonious Monk and trumpeter Art Farmer. Among the other musicians participating are trumpeters Kenny Dorham and Clifford Brown; pianists John Lewis, Kenny Drew, Horace Silver, Elmo Hope, Ray Bryant, Red Garland, and Tommy Flanagan; drummers Max Roach, Roy Haynes, Art Blakey, and Philly Joe Jones; the Modern Jazz Quartet; Julius Watkins on French horn; altoist Jackie McLean; and even Charlie Parker. Among the many highlights are the original versions of Rollins' compositions 'Airegin,' 'Oleo,' 'Doxy,' 'St. Shinko chc-s2145.
Thomas,' and 'Blue 7,' and his one recorded meeting with John Coltrane ('Tenor Madness'). Essential music that is treated as it should be. The attractive booklet is a major plus too. Scott Yanow.