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The Pacific Jazz Years (Bud Shank Quartet, 2008) 
Bud Shank Quartet - The Pacific Jazz Years (CD 2008)
Title: The Pacific Jazz Years
Record Label: Giant Steps
Release Year: 2008
EAN: 5013929852822
Genre: Jazz Instrument
Product ID: EPID66297013
Description: Jazz fans of a certain age will recall the East Coast/West Coast schism prevalent in the 1950's (and early `60s), which basically went: East Coast jazz, great; West Coast, less so. Alto saxophonist and flutist Bud Shank was one of the pl...
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Track Listing
1. When The Lights Are Low
2. Ole Devil Moon
3. Nearness Of You
4. How Long Has This Been Going On/Tea For Two
5. Lullaby Of Birdland
6. Somebody Loves Me
7. Moonlight In Vermont
8. King
9. Bags Of Blues
10. Nature Boy
11. All This And Heaven Too
12. Jubilation

1. Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me
2. Nocturne For Flute
3. Walking
4. Carioca
5. Night In Tunisia
6. Tertia
7. All Of You
8. Theme
9. Jive At Five
10. Softly As A Morning Sunrise
11. Polka Dots And Moonbeams
12. Pavane (The Lamp Is Low)

Details
Number of CDs:2
Contributing Artists:Shank, Bud Quartet
Recording Type:Studio
Distributor:Plastic Head
Recording Mode:Stereo

Album Notes
Jazz fans of a certain age will recall the East Coast/West Coast schism prevalent in the 1950's (and early `60s), which basically went: East Coast jazz, great; West Coast, less so. Alto saxophonist and flutist Bud Shank was one of the players on the western side of the divide, and the two-CD PACIFIC JAZZ YEARS illustrates how foolish all that East/West business really was. While Shank indeed could play in a cool, offhand manner, he could also burn and swing with the best of them. Claude Williamson also proves himself to be an ace pianist in the classic bebop mold of Bud Powell and Al Haig. West, east, north, or south, Shank was one of jazz's very best alto specialists.


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