Harold Land Quintet''Harold Land In New York - Eastward Ho!''
( LP Jazzland/Riverside Records, 1960 )
Catalog # JLP 33
Tracklisting:
Slowly
On A Little Street In Singapore
Okay Blues
So In Love
Triple Trouble
Personnel & Notes:
Kenny Dorham (tp)
Harold Land (ts)
Amos Trice (p)
Clarence Jones (b)
Joe Peters (d)
Orrin Keepnews Producer
Ray Fowler Engineer
Chris Albertson Liner Notes
Recorded in NYC, July 5, 1960
* Also on Jazzland JLP 933; Fantasy OJC 493, OJCCD 493-2
Review:
Tenor saxophonist Harold Land and trumpeter Kenny Dorham make for a potent front line on this reissue, a superior hard bop set. With an obscure and quietly boppish rhythm section (pianist Amos Trice, bassist Clarence Jones, and drummer Joe Peters) giving suitable backup, Land and Dorham stretch out on five selections, most notably Cole Porter's "So in Love," "On a Little Street in Singapore," and Land's "O.K. Blues," which was dedicated to producer Orrin Keepnews. A fine effort that serves as a strong example of Harold Land's early work.
By Scott Yanow (AMG)
Slowly
On A Little Street In Singapore
Okay Blues
So In Love
Triple Trouble
Personnel & Notes:
Kenny Dorham (tp)
Harold Land (ts)
Amos Trice (p)
Clarence Jones (b)
Joe Peters (d)
Orrin Keepnews Producer
Ray Fowler Engineer
Chris Albertson Liner Notes
Recorded in NYC, July 5, 1960
* Also on Jazzland JLP 933; Fantasy OJC 493, OJCCD 493-2
Review:
Tenor saxophonist Harold Land and trumpeter Kenny Dorham make for a potent front line on this reissue, a superior hard bop set. With an obscure and quietly boppish rhythm section (pianist Amos Trice, bassist Clarence Jones, and drummer Joe Peters) giving suitable backup, Land and Dorham stretch out on five selections, most notably Cole Porter's "So in Love," "On a Little Street in Singapore," and Land's "O.K. Blues," which was dedicated to producer Orrin Keepnews. A fine effort that serves as a strong example of Harold Land's early work.
By Scott Yanow (AMG)
By Pier
1 comment:
pw:
myfavouritesound
Post a Comment