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1.1 Last Train from Overbrook1.2 Don't Worry About Me1.3 Why Don't You1.4 What's New1.5 Tico Tico1.6 There She Goes1.7 All the Things You Are1.8 Brother Yusef1.9 Yvonne1.10 The Moody One1.11 Darben the Redd Foxx1.12 Little Girl Blue1.13 Out of Nowhere1.14 Daahoud1.15 Yesterdays1.16 Cookie1.17 With Malice Towards None1.18 R.B.Q2.1 Stella By Starlight2.2 Indian Summer2.3 Don't Blame Me2.4 Last Train from Overbrook2.5 Please Say Yes2.6 Blue Jubilee2.7 Woody'n You2.8 Trouble in de Lowlands2.9 Summertime2.10 Tali2.11 Dorothee2.12 Love for Sale2.13 Another Day2.14 All My Life2.15 I'm Old Fashioned2.16 Fools Rush in2.17 Somerset2.18 I Remember Clifford2.19 Love Walked in2.20 A Song of Love2.21 Dorian Mood3.1 The Jazz Twist3.2 One for Nat3.3 Bunny Boo3.4 Moody Flooty3.5 It Might As Well Be Spring3.6 Disappointed3.7 Sister Sadie3.8 Little Buck3.9 Home Fries3.10 Sassy Lady3.11 Ally (Parts 1, 2, 3)3.12 Spastic3.13 Minuet in G3.14 Cup Bearers3.15 The Day After3.16 Pleyel D'jamie4.1 Great Day4.2 The Search4.3 Let's Try4.4 One Never Knows4.5 Opal'esque4.6 Blues Impromptu4.7 Malice Towards None4.8 In Other Words (Fly Me to the Moon)4.9 Dizzy4.10 Autumn Leaves4.11 Ole4.12 Sonnymoon for Two4.13 I've Grown Accustomed to Your Face4.14 Zanzibar4.15 Please Send Me Someone to Love |
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Description: | Born in Savannah, Georgia, on March 25th 1925, future jazz-man James Moody was raised by his (single) mother, Ruby Hann Moody Watters, alongside his brother, Louis. Growing up in Newark, New Jersey, Moody was attracted to the saxophone after hearing George Holmes Tate, Don Byas, and various other saxophonists who played with Count Basie; he later also took up the flute. A hugely respected musician and arranger, Moody occasionally performed as a vocalist too. He played predominantly in the bebop and hard bop styles, during a lengthy career in jazz, which began in 1945 when he joined Dizzy Gillespie's band, and which continued until his death in 2010 at the age of 85, the same year he released his final album Moody 4B (IPO Records, 2010). In the early years of the third millennium, Moody was met with a resurgence of interest from acid-jazz aficionados, and later, after the sadly late Amy Winehouse championed Moody and performed a number of his tunes, including, most notably, a noble version the great man's arrangement of 'Moody's Mood For Love', his esteem grew greater still. This 4CD set features James Moody's entire recorded output for the Argo label, made between 1957 and 1964, the period during which the jazz maverick made his finest ever music and displayed his best playing. A perfect collection for those new to Moody's music, this collection will also be welcomed by those already versed, as a fine reminder of the best work of this most unique jazz player |
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No. of tracks: |
70 |
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Manufacturer No.: |
0229183 |
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