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Donald Byrd - START NOWEJ SERII
BLUE NOTE ON XRCD 24 REMASTER |
| The Cat Walk |
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AudiWave USA |
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AWMXR-0009
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Donald Byrd The Cat Walk On XRCD
Rudy Van Gelder's original Blue Note 2-track analog tapes were meticulously mastered to XRCD by engineer Alan Yoshida and producer Joe Harley. Each XRCD comes with deluxe hard-bound book style packaging with original liner notes and high resolution B&W session photos. These are the highest quality analog to digital transfers from tape to CD available!
Donald Byrd has had an episodic and very productive career. Whether it was playing at recorded jam sessions for Prestige in the 1950s, combining voices with a hard bop group on Cristo Redentor, or becoming a major commercial success in the 1970s with his funk/R&B recordings, the trumpeter was in the musical headlines for decades. The finest group of his career was the quintet that he co-led with baritonist Pepper Adams during 1958-62. The blend between Byrd and Adams, their individuality, and the sparks that always flew when they performed together were always mutually inspiring. The Cat Walk is arguably their finest recorded collaboration. With pianist Duke Pearson (who would work with Byrd throughout the 1960s), bassist Laymon Jackson and drummer Philly Joe Jones, The Cat Walk has an all-star lineup. Pearson's four compositions (one co-written with the trumpeter), highlighted by "Hello Bright Sunflower" and "Dukes Mixture," helps give this group its own unique identity even beyond the sound of the two horn greats. The results are quintessential hard bop that is essential and certainly a highlight in the careers of Donald Byrd, Pepper Adams and Duke Pearson.
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| Płyta XRCD do odtworzenia w każdym typie czytnika z gwarancją doznań, jakich nigdy nie zapewni zwykła płyta CD. |
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Donald Byrd (trumpet);
Pepper Adams (baritone saxophone);
Duke Pearson (piano);
Laymon Jackson (bass instrument);
Philly Joe Jones (drums). |
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