Tiny Grimes
Blues Groove 1958-1959 (FSRCD 644-2)
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Blues Groove 1958-1959
Tiny Grimes
Fresh Sound Records
8427328606448
ZZZ 126370
FSRCD 644-2
JAZZ
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Blues Groove 1958-1959
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3 LPs ON 1 CD
Legendary guitarist Tiny Grimes made his big comeback to the jazz/blues recording field in 1958 with these three albums he made for the Prestige/Swingville series. Jazzwise, he had stayed away from the studios for a long time, playing rock ‘n’ roll in Midwestern nightclubs. In these fine sessions, the beat and blues-drenched, dirty sound of Tiny’s guitar is escorted by a group of outstanding jazzmen including pianist Ray Bryant, tenors Coleman Hawkins and Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis, reedman Jerome Richardson, trombonist J.C. Higginbotham, bassist Wendell Marshall, and drummer Osie Johnson. Where most—if not all—guitarists were using six-string models, Tiny continued to use a four-string box. “There’s nothing I can’t do with the four except maybe in playing rhythm. A lot of the cats today are only using four of their six strings anyway.”
This is blues guitar with a fine, rousing sound and the kind of beat that colored the early rock ‘n’ roll bands, assembled, for the first time ever on CD, as the complete 1958-1959 Tiny Grimes sessions. Enjoy.
This is blues guitar with a fine, rousing sound and the kind of beat that colored the early rock ‘n’ roll bands, assembled, for the first time ever on CD, as the complete 1958-1959 Tiny Grimes sessions. Enjoy.
CD1 [1-6] Blues Groove
Tiny Grimes (g), Coleman Hawkins (ts), Musa Kaleem (fl),
Ray Bryant (p), Earl Wormack (b), Teagle Fleming Jr. (d).
Recorded at Hackensack, New Jersey, on February 28, 1958.
CD1 [7-9] Guitar Soul
Tiny Grimes (g), J.C. Higginbotham (tb), Eddie 'Lockjaw' Davis (ts),
Ray Bryant (p), Wendell Marshall (b), Osie Johnson (d).
Recorded at Hackensack, New Jersey, on July 18, 1958.
CD1 [9] & CD2 [1-3] Callin' the Blues
Tiny Grimes (g), J.C. Higginbotham (tb), Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis (ts),
Ray Bryant (p), Wendell Marshall (b), Osie Johnson (d).
Recorded at Hackensack, New Jersey, on July 18, 1958.
CD2 [4-9] Tiny in Swingville
Tiny Grimes (g), Jerome Richardson (ts on #4,6 & 9, bs on #7 & 8, fl on #5),
Ray Bryant (p), Wendell Marshall (b), Arthur Taylor (d).
Recorded at Hackensack, New Jersey, on August 13, 1959.
Sources CD 1:
[1-5] originally issued on Tiny Grimes with Coleman Hawkins Blues Groove (Prestige PR 7138)
[6] originally issued on Coleman Hawkins with Tiny Grimes & Ray Bryant Blues Groove" (Prestige PR 7753)
[7-8] originally issued on Guitar Soul (Status LP 8318)
[9] originally issued on Tiny Grimes Callin' the Blues (Prestige PR 7144)
Sources CD 2:
[1-3] originally issued on Tiny Grimes Callin' the Blues (Prestige PR 7144)
[4-9] originally issued on Tiny Grimes with Jerome Richardson Tiny in Swingville (Swingville SV LP 2002)
CD 1
01. Soul Station (Grimes) 7:47
02. Blues Wail (Grimes) 6:44
03. A Smooth One (Goodman) 5:55
04. April in Paris (Duke-Harburg) 6:39
05. Marchin’ Along (Grimes) 17:37
06. Tiny Bean (Grimes) 4:58
07. Dood I Did (Grimes) 5:15
08. Lost Weekend (Grimes) 10:40
09. Grimes Times (Grimes) 11:20
CD 2
01. Airmail Special (Goodman-Mundy-Christian) 7:33
02. Callin’ the Blues (Grimes) 8:42
03. Blue Tiny (Grimes) 11:34
04. Ain’t Misbehavin (Waller-Razaf-Brooks) 7:03
05. Down with It (Grimes-Crawley) 8:56
06. Durn Tootin’ (Grimes) 4:27
07. Annie Laurie (Traditional) 6:57
08. Homesick (Grimes-Crawley) 8:52
09. Frankie and Johnny (Traditional) 3:48
