2021
Complete Studio Recording - 5 CD Set
Red Garland
Essential Jazz Classics
8436559469272
EJC 169595
EJC55774
JAZZ
5
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CONTAINS 9 COMPLETE ORIGINAL LPS (ONE OF THEM APPEARING FOR THE FIRST TIME ON CD) & MORE!
• A superlative 5-CD set containing all existing studio recordings by one of the best jazz piano trios ever, that of Red Garland, Paul Chambers and Art Taylor.
• Included on this release are 9 complete original albums, as well as many other isolated selections that were only previously issued on various compilations.
• The LP Moodsville #6 appears here on CD for the first time ever!
• All tracks have been organized chronologically by session order.
The LPs contained are:
A GARLAND OF RED (Prestige LP7064)
GROOVY (Prestige LP7113)
RED GARLAND'S PIANO (Prestige LP7086)
TTHE P.C. BLUES (Prestige LP7752)
RED GARLAND REVISITED! (Prestige LP7658)
IT'S A BLUE WORLD (Prestige LP7838)
CAN'T SEE FOR LOOKIN' (Prestige LP7276),
RED GARLAND TRIO MOODVILLE #6 (Moodsville MVLP6)
ALL KINDS OF WEATHER (Prestige LP7148)
This superlative 5-CD set contains all existing studio recordings by one of the best jazz piano trios ever, that of Red Garland, Paul Chambers and Art Taylor. Included on this release are nine complete original albums, as well as many other separate selections that were only previously issued on various compilations. The LP Moodsville #6 appears here on CD for the first time ever!
All tracks have been organized chronologically by session order. Paul Chambers and Art Taylor were members of Garland’s regular working trio during this period. Garland became famous in 1955 when he joined the Miles Davis Quintet that also featured John Coltrane, Philly Joe Jones and Paul Chambers. Davis was a big fan of boxing and was impressed that Garland had boxed earlier in his life. Together the group recorded their famous albums, Workin’, Steamin’, Cookin’ and Relaxin’ (all of which were recorded in the course of just two marathon sessions). Garland's style is prominent in these recordings, where his distinctive chord voicings, his sophisticated accompaniment and his musical references to Ahmad Jamal’s style are evident (Miles was also a great admirer of Jamal).
Recorded in Hackensack, New Jersey, from August 17, 1956 to November 27, 1958.
FORMAT | CD |
DISCS NUMBER | 5 |
RECORDED | 2021 |
LABEL CODE | EJC55774 |
STYLE | JAZZ |