Sonny Criss - Go Man! (1956) {TOCJ-5978}
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© 1995 Toshiba-EMI / Imperial | TOCJ-5978
Jazz / Hard Bop / Saxophone
By the
mid-'50s, William "Sonny" Criss was maturing as a significant voice on
the alto saxophone. Heavily influenced by Charlie Parker, much of Criss'
earlier output was plagued by a hurried time feel, awkward phrasing and
an uncomfortably tense vibrato. Go Man!, one of three dates he did for
the Imperial label, showcases a confident, energetic Criss on ten
standard tunes and two original lines.
This hard-to-find collection is a must-have for fans of pianist Sonny
Clark, heard in fine form (a bit more aggresive and "on top of the beat"
than usual) along with the very coherent team of bassist Leroy Vinnegar
and drummer Lawrence Marable. Only 24 years old at the time of
recording, Clark had recently settled in California and was establishing
himself as an inspired accompanist and soloist with the groups of Buddy
DeFranco and Howard Rumsey. Clark's piano introduces nearly every cut
on this recording, and his crisp, inventive soloing is a perfect
compliment for Criss' brightly expressive, lightening quick lines.
Overall, a lively assortment of concisely rendered, boppish treatments.
Personnel:
Bass – Leroy Vinnegar
Drums – Lawrence Marable
Piano – Sonny Clark
Saxophone – Sonny Criss
tracklist:
01.Summertime (4:01)
02.Memories Of You (3:45)
03.Wailin' With Joe (2:41)
04.How Deep Is The Ocean (2:56)
05.The Blues For Rose (2:29)
06.The Man I Love (3:16)
07.Until The Real Things Come Along (4:02)
08.Blue Prelude (2:35)
09.After You've Gone (3:38)
10.Come Rain Or Come Shine (3:48)
11.How High The Moon (3:06)
12.If I Had You (2:41)
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