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Saturday, March 27, 2010

0031 Dizzy Reece [A New Star] FLAC 6(28.06)

















Contributed by grumpy

This is what musicians call a "blowing session". No attempt to create any so-called "new sounds". Just honest-to-goodness, down-to-earth, relaxed swinging jazz. This date gives a real first recording break to one of the British jazz scene's "musicians' musicians", trumpeter Dizzy Reece.Dizzy's following is confined to just about every musician who has blown with him, a handful of knowledgeable fans (the kind who dig Miles Davis) and a couple of critics. This particular writer has tried to wake the town and tell the people about Dizzy since early 1954, but so far all appears to have fallen on deaf ears.

(01-04)
Dizzy Reece - trumpet
Sammy Walker - tenor
Tony Crombie - piano
Lennie Bush - bass
Phil Seamen - drums
(05 06)
Dizzy Reece - trumpet
Tubby Hayes - tenor
Harry South - piano
Pete Blannin - bass
Bill Eyden - drums

01 O Moon
02 Butch
03 Bang!
04 This Is Always
05 Now's The Time
06 Please Call

Label: Tempo LAP3
Recorded: May 16 (01-04) July 14 (05 06) 1955
Lineage: CD>FLAC

6 comments:

  1. Thanks for this one. Another great Dizzy Reece addition.

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  2. These Dizzy Reece sessions seem to me at least as good as the Bluenotes. Is that sacrilege?

    Thanks!

    Frank

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  3. i was looking out for this one. thanks, grumpy!

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