| | JuJu Chapter Two: Nia CD JuJu Discography of CDs
JuJu Chapter Two: Nia Songs | 1. | Introduction |
| 2. | Contradiction |
| 3. | Black Experience |
| 4. | Nia |
| 5. | The End Of The Butterfly King |
| 6. | Black Unity |
| 7. | Live Revolution |
| 8. | Live Revolution Continue |
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Personnel includes: Frank Sinatra (vocals); Nelson Riddle, Billy May (arranger, conductor).
Recorded between 1953 and 1960. Includes liner notes by Bruce Springsteen and Pete Hamill.
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A good single-disc compilation of his Capitol years, covering 1953 to the beginning of the 1960s. His Capitol output was so extensive that it's impossible for a 20-song anthology to give a comprehensive overview even of the highlights. Also, as this focuses on the albums he made with Capitol, some of his biggest hits of the time are omitted, such as "Learnin' the Blues," "Hey! Jealous Lover," and "High Hopes." Still, a lot of the performances much of the public identifies with the singer are here, including "I Get a Kick out of You," "The Lady Is a Tramp," "Witchcraft," "All ...
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Personnel: Chris Botti (vocals, trumpet); Chris Botti; Jill Zadeh (vocals); Mitch Dalton (acoustic guitar); Fiona Hibbert (harp); Julian Leaper, Dave Woodcock, Deborah Widdup, Jonathan Evans Jones, Maciej Rakowski, Tom Bowes, ...
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Originally issued on CD without the song "Last Night When We Were Young."
Personnel includes: Frank Sinatra (vocals); Nelson Riddle (arranger).
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Personnel: Frank Sinatra (vocals).
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Recording information: 03/01/1954-03/04/1955.
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Personnel: Dizzy Gillespie (vocals, trumpet); James Moody (tenor saxophone); Cecil Payne (baritone saxophone); John Lewis (piano); Milt Jackson (vibraphone); Ray Brown (upright bass); Chano Pozo (congas, bongos).
RVG Legacy's 14-track Dizzy Gillespie best-of may seem unnecessary: does the world really need another Dizzy anthology? Yet there is everything to recommend the set. Boasting an excellent track selection, sharp sound, and an overview of the bop pioneer's most crucial innovations, NIGHT IN TUNISIA is as fine a choice for a crash course in bop education as any. With the rumbling, swinging title track (one of the artist's finest and most widely recognized compositions), "Anthropology," and the Latin-soaked "Cubano Bop," the set features one highlight after another. Naturally, Dizzy's trumpet beams throughout, sounding like nothing less--even all these years later--than a clarion call to new heights.
Many arguments can be made as to which cuts constitute the "very best" of Dizzy Gillespie. These 14 cuts can certainly be argued for in making a solid case for the great trumpeter, bandleader, and composer. These tracks, all of which were cut for RCA between February of 1946 and July of 1949, still sound vital and progressive in the 21st century. The set kicks off with the title tune, featuring Diz with Don Byas, Milt Jackson, Al Haig, Ray Brown, J.C. Heard, and Bill DeArango. Clocking in at just over three minutes, the advanced harmonics and rhythmic invention is still startling. Thelonious Monk's "52nd Street Theme" and the Charlie Parker/Diz "Anthropology" are also included from this session. Check out DeArango's guitar solo on this last cut; it's blazing yet fluid and deeply bluesy. There are many big-band sides on this platter as well. There are three from an August 1947 session that feature James Moody, Cecil Payne, John Lewis, Jackson, Brown, and one, "Stay on It," arranged by Tadd Dameron, the cut's composer. "Two Bass Hit" is another excellent selection from this session. The big band changed a bit in December of 1947 when Al McKibbon, Chano Pozo, and Kenny Clarke entered the ranks -- check the cut "Algo Bueno (Woody 'n You)" for the new rhythmic intensity this band displayed. From the same session listeners also get "Oop-Pop-A-Da," with Kenny Hagood and Diz sharing scat vocals to add not only something humorous ...
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