Rusty Bryant Returns

[Soulstation1]

this one is getting a lot of spins..

i like sonny phillips' playing on this one

any fav songs?

Edited October 28, 2005 by Soulstation1

[ghost of miles]

Picked this one up used & dirt-cheap a month or two back, mostly for Grant Green's presence. Good record.

[Shawn]

ALL the Rusty Bryant reissues are worth grabbing, be sure to get the Legends Of Acid Jazz releases as well. Rusty is seriously underrated in my book.

[Soulstation1]

What about For The Good Times cd?

[Shawn]

For The Good Times is excellent as well (some beautiful ballad playing), all of these Prestige dates are worth grabbing. Check his sideman appearances as well, he's on some of the Boogaloo Joe Jones discs and others that are slipping my mind at the moment.

[Aftab]

Downloaded this from emusic - great stuff

[Eric]

Another for this one!

[Soulstation1]

what about the sound quality on this on, over @ emusic?

it's spotty in some sections on the cdr i've burned

Edited November 3, 2005 by Soulstation1

[Soulstation1]

any fav songs on this cd?

[Soulstation1]

anybody notice the muffled sound on the d/l from emusic

examples

the very start of the cd

around the 4:00 mark of the 4th song

there are other exapmles

i've downloaded and burned 2 cds

[Soulstation1]

damn i this cd

any fav songs?

[monkboughtlunch]

keep in mind that rusty uses and amplified sax on some tracks. this could be the muffling you refer to.

what i like about this prestige date is that you get to hear grant green play on some blues tracks, which he didn't do during the same period on blue note.

[Big Beat Steve]

While we are at it, is there any reissue available of the "Rusty Bryant Plays Jazz" LP (Dot DLP 3079) from 1957?

I must admit (now call me names if you want to ) that within my collection of blues and R&B I have a certain liking for the "Honkin' Sax" school, including the very first Rusty Bryant LP (DOT DLP-3006), and tofollow things up in sequential order I'd like to explore his next item where he got more seriously into jazz.

Any info appreciated!

[Peter A]

While we are at it, is there any reissue available of the "Rusty Bryant Plays Jazz" LP (Dot DLP 3079) from 1957?

I just saw a CD in the shop with the same cover: it's called the Original Quintet Complete Recordings.

[Big Beat Steve]

Thanks Peter - I'll have to check this one out!