Description: Personnel: Ted Curson (tp), Bill Barron, Booker Ervin (ts), Jay Cameron (bs), Kenny Barron (p), Jimmy Garrison, Eddie Khan, Larry Ridley (b), Frankie Dunlop, Pete LaRoca, Andrew Cyrille (d) The three albums tenorman Bill Barron made as a leader for Savoy Records in early 60s embody every facet of this accomplished jazzman as a talented soloist, composer and arranger. And, despite the similarities in their harmonic ideas, Barron was not a slavish disciple of John Coltrane. On The Tenor Stylings of Bill Barron he leads a quintet, sharing a front line with Ted Curson, a trumpeter with a warm and capable style. Cursons also featured in the more tightly arranged second album, Modern Windows, in which Jay Camerons baritone considerably enriches the sound of an ensemble splendidly driven by LaRocas accents. The third album, Hot Line, also a quintet, but with tenorist Booker Ervin, is primarily a blowing date balancing originals with some jazzy standards. Thanks to the care and attention Barron lavished on these sessions and the quality of those involved they add up to a rewarding listening experience. —Jordi Pujol TRACKLIST: CD 1 01. Blast Off (Bill Barron) 9:34 02. Ode to an Earth Girl (Bill Barron) 7:29 03. Fox Hunt (Bill Barron) 7:04 04. Oriental Impressions (Bill Barron) 6:19 05. Back Lash (Bill Barron) 5:43 06. Nebulae (Bill Barron) 6:15 07. Desolation (Bill Barron) 5:20 * Modern Windows Suite: 08. Men at Work (Bill Barron) 6:43 09. Tone Colors (Bill Barron) 7:40 10. Dedication to Wanda (Bill Barron) 4:09 11. Keystone (Bill Barron) 6:22 CD 2 01. Noodlin' (Bill Barron) 5:49 02. Duality (Bill Barron) 6:56 03. Self Portrait (Bill Barron) 4:29 04. Persian Street Scene (Bill Barron) 4:05 05. Bill's Boogie (Bill Barron) 6:46 06. Groovin' (Bill Barron) 6:05 07. Now's the Time (Charlie Parker) 9:02 08. A Cool One (Bill Barron) 4:34 09. Jelly Roll (Bill Barron) 4:47 10. Playhouse March (Ted Curson) 5:19 11. Work Song (Brown-Adderley) 5:02 12. Billie's Bounce (Charlie Parker) 3:04 * Original sources: CD 1 - Tracks #1-6, from the album "The Tenor Stylings of Bill Barron (Savoy MG-12160) CD 1 - Tracks #8-11 & CD 2, tracks #1-4 from "Modern Windows —A Jazz Suite from the New Soul" (Savoy MG-12163) CD 2 - Tracks #5-11, from the album "Hot Line" (Savoy MG-12183) (*) Not included on the original LP configurations Personnel on "The Tenor Stylings of Bill Barron": Ted Curson (tp), Bill Barron (ts), Kenny Barron (p), Jimmy Garrison (b), Frankie Dunlop (d). Recorded at Medallion Studios, Newark, New Jersey, February 21, 1961 Personnel on "Modern Windows" : Ted Curson (tp), Bill Barron (ts), Kenny Barron (p), Jay Cameron (bs), Eddie Khan (b), Pete LaRoca (d). Recorded at Medallion Studios, Newark, New Jersey, June 5, 1961 Personnel on "Hot Line": Bill Barron, Booker Ervin (ts), Kenny Barron (p), Larry Ridley (b), Andrew Cyrille (d). Recorded at Medallion Studios, Newark, New Jersey, March 31, 1962 Sound engineer: Paul Cady Original recordings supervised by Herman Lubinsky & Tom Wilson This compilation produced for CD release by Jordi Pujol Stereo · 24-Bit Digitally Remastered
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Artist: Bill Barron, Ted Curson, Booker Ervin, Jay Cameron, Kenny Barron, Jimmy Garrison, Eddie Khan, Larry Ridley, Frankie Dunlop, Pete LaRoca, Andrew Cyrille
Type: Album
Format: CD
Record Label: Fresh Sound Records
Language: English
Release Title: Bill Barron Quintet & Sextet
Case Type: Jewel Case: Standard
Genre: Jazz