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Disc 01
 01. "Let Me Tell You" 02. "When The Sun Comes Out" 03. "Professor" 04. "Lazy Bones" 05. "Sultry serenade" 06. "Little man you've had a busy day" 07. "One Morning In May" 08. "Swing till the girls come home" 09. "St. Louis Blues" 10. "Baia" 11. "Evolution Of Mann" 12. "Oodles Of Noodles" 13. "The Peanut Vendor" 14. "Stardust"
Disc 02
01. "Happy happy" 02. "Look Thru The Window" 03. "Like, you know, baby" 04. "Love" 05. "All day Monday" 06. "From midnight on" 07. "For the love of Kali" 08. "Ruth, Ruth" 09. "The Theme" 10. "Lady bird" 11. "Get Out Of Town" 12. "Is It True What They Say About Dixie?" 13. "A handful of stars" 14. "A Stella performance"
Disc 03
01. "When lights are low" 02. "Little Niles" 03. "Old Honkie Tonk piano roll blues" 04. "Pretty baby" 05. "Beautiful love" 06. "Hip scotch" 07. "Song for Ruth" 08. "Noga's nuggets" 09. "A Ritual" 10. "Lady Bach" 11. "Little girl" 12. "Imagination" 13. "Love is here to stay" 14. "The lady is a tramp" 15. "Dear old Stockholm" 16. "Falling in love with love" 17. "Summertime" 18. "Blues for Leila" 19. "Lover come back to me" 20. "Try a little tenderness" 21. "Afro blues"
Disc 04
01. "Minor Groove" 02. "Blue Echo" 03. "Blue Dip" 04. "Gospel Truth" 05. "Jumpin' With Symphony Sid" 06. "Trinidad" 07. "Cherry point" 08. "Hurry burry" 09. "Serenada" 10. "Adam's theme" 11. "Early morning blues" 12. "Nature boy" 13. "Ow!" 14. "Polka dots and moonbeams" 15. "I can't believe that you're in love with me" 16. "Song for Ruth"
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.. Part Two 1957-1958 |
| | Description: | Herbie Mann - COMPLETE RECORDINGS: 1957-1958 - A pioneer of what has come to be known as world music and one of the first notable jazz flautists, Herbie Mann s unique sound developed throughout his long and eclectic career. With a repertoire that also included the tenor saxophone and clarinet, Mann produced a staggering back catalogue during his lifetime, both as bandleader and alongside such jazz greats as Chet Baker, Count Basie and Art Blakey, featuring prominently as he did on the latter s undisputed masterpiece Orgy In Rhythm. Between 1957 and 1958, a period in which he began to evolve from his roots in bop and cool jazz, Herbie Mann recorded some of his most critically-acclaimed albums of the 1950s, including the well received Salute To The Flute. Featuring a plethora of big name contributors including Oscar Pettiford, Philly Joe Jones and Gigi Gryce, this landmark work also included guitarist Joe Puma in it's line up, a musician who had featured on many of Mann s previous records. 1957 also saw the release of one of Herbie s most curious LPs, Mann Alone, remembered primarily as a solo jazz flute record and previously available only on vinyl. Other notable releases from the period include the classic Yardbird Suite, featuring Mann s interpretation of Charlie Parker s bebop standard, and Flute Fraternity, which saw him collaborate with the legendary Buddy Collette. Demonstrating the musical dexterity of the pair, the album would feature both Mann and Collette playing flute, various saxophones and clarinet. Just Wailin boasted the talents of saxophonist Charlie Rouse, pianist Mal Waldron, guitarist Kenny Burrell, bassist George Joyner and drummer Art Taylor. In December of 1958, Mann had the honour of recording several sessions with the great jazz trumpeter Chet Baker, which would later appear on Chet Baker Introduces Johnny Pace and Chet. 1957 and 1958 marked a true turning point in the career of Herbie Mann as he began to abandon the straight-edge cool jazz style for which he had become best known, and increasingly take influence from outside his traditional fare. This collection, featuring eight original Herbie Mann albums, all now in fully remastered format and providing over five hours of music across four CDs, documents perfectly the beginnings of this master musicians most transitional and challenging period, as it highlights the great man s ability to adopt increasingly experimental forms in a surprisingly subtle manner.Disc 1
Tracks 1-8 "Sultry Serenade" 1957
Tracks 9-15 "The Magic Flute of Herbie Mann" 1957
Disc 2
Tracks 1-8 "Mann Alone" 1957
Tracks 9-14 "Great Ideas of Western Mann" 1957
Disc 3
Tracks 1-9 "Salute To The Flute" 1957
Tracks 10-21 "Herbie Mann with The Wessel Ilcken Trio" 1958
Disc 4
Tracks 1-6 "Just Wailin'" 1958
Tracks 7-16 "Mann In The Morning" 1958"The Complete Recordings: Part" is a comprehensive CD collection by renowned jazz flautist Herbie Mann, released by Enlightenment. This set brings together some of the most influential and innovative recordings from Mann's prolific career, showcasing his unique blend of jazz with world music influences such as Latin, African, and Middle Eastern sounds. The compilation offers listeners an immersive journey through different phases of Mann?s artistry, highlighting his adventurous spirit and technical mastery on the flute. As one of the pioneers in popularizing the flute within jazz circles during the 1950s and 1960s, Herbie Mann achieved significant commercial success with albums like "Memphis Underground" and collaborations with artists across genres. His ability to bridge musical cultures has left a lasting legacy in modern jazz history. Enlightenment is known for its dedication to preserving classic jazz works through meticulously curated collections that appeal both to seasoned collectors and new enthusiasts. | | | No. of tracks: |
66 |
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0229074 |
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