Red Garland Trio Sampler

[Shrdlu]

I have a cousin who is a jazz fan and singer. She studied singing with some highly-regarded guy whose name I don't remember.

I have been sending her some samplers of The Three Sounds and Sonny Clark, and this time, it's Red Garland. I have about 20 CDs of Red, unscrambled into session order, but I don't want to bombard her with all that, so I made up two CDs:

CD 1
With Paul Chambers (bass) and Art Taylor (drums)

 1. Makin' Whoopee  (8/17/56)
 2. Willow Weep For Me  (12/14/56)
 3. Teach Me Tonight  (2/7/58)
 4. Ain't No Way  (3/22/57)
 5. Tweedly Tweedly Dum  (8/9/57)
 6. Exactly Like You  (4/11/58) (add Ray Barretto, tumbas)
 7. I Can't See For Lookin'  (6/27/58)
 8. It Might As Well Be Spring  (6/27/58) (add Ray Barretto)
 9. Summer Time  (11/27/58)

 

CD 2

With Paul Chambers (bass), Art Taylor (drums)

  1. Castle Rock  (6/27/58)
  2. And The Angels Sing  (11/21/58)
  3. 'T'Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do  (11/21/58)
  4. Stormy Weather  (11/27/58)
  5. St Louis Blues  (4/17/59) (Sam Jones replaces Paul Chambers)

With Doug Watkins (bass), Specs Wright (drums)

  6. Satin Doll  (8/12/59)
  7. The Man I Love (8/12/59)

With Sam Jones, bass, Art Taylor, drums

  8. Blue Room (12/11/59)
  9. I Wonder Why (12/11/59)
10. Blues In The Night  (6/15/60)

This selection goes down reall well. You might try it.

 

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

good job my guy, isnt it great how much he recorded and the quality what was recorded, i really cant think of any clunker lp in his discography