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This CD from V.S.O.P. reissues a fairly obscure Tampa LP featuring pianist Marty Paich (better-known as an arranger), altoist Art Pepper, bassist Buddy Clark and drummer Frank Capp; the music on Marty Paich Quartet, Vol. 9 has also been issued under Pepper's name. Pepper and Paich would have several notable collaborations during the next few years, but this was their first. Pepper is generally the main star (particularly on such numbers as "You and the Night and the Music," "Over the Rainbow" and "All the Things You Are") while Paich (who has several fine piano solos) contributes three of the eight songs to this cool-toned, but hard-swinging set. ~ Scott Yanow
Classic 1956 session, generally regarded as Art Pepper's first recording after being released from Federal prison for drug possession. Fearing the stigma, Tampa Records decided to release it under Marty Paich's leadership. Today, this is one of the most
Recorded at Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California in August, 1956.
Personnel: Marty Paich (piano); Art Pepper (alto saxophone); Frank Capp (drums).
Audio Remasterer: Jack Towers.
Liner Note Author: Robert Scherman.
Recording information: Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA (08/1956).
Personnel: Marty Paich (piano), Art Pepper (alto saxophone), Buddy Clark (bass), Frank Capp (drums).
Marty Paich Quartet Music Marty Paich Quartet Songs | 1. | What's Right for You |
| 2. | You and the Night and the Music |
| 3. | Sidewinder |
| 4. | Abstract Art |
| 5. | Over the Rainbow |
| 6. | All the Things You Are |
| 7. | Pitfall |
| 8. | Melancholie Madeline |
| 9. | Marty's Blues |
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