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The late Lionel Hampton was the premier vibes player and one of the most popular orchestra leaders of the late Swing Era. MOSTLY BLUES is from late in Hamp's career--he was in his 80s, but one would never know it from this session. Backed by an ace small group (including legends Bobby Scott and Grady Tate), Hampton's vibes still sparkle, though it also sounds as if he'd been absorbing Milt Jackson's blues-inflected style. MOSTLY BLUES is a solid set of bluesy, old-school funky (think Horace Silver) jazz.
Liner Note Author: Vincent Pelote.
Recording information: Clinton Recording Studios, Inc., New York, NY (03/10/1988-04/08/1988); Clinton Recording Studios, New York, NY (03/10/1988-04/08/1988).
Photographer: Steve Sherman.
Personnel includes: Lionel Hampton (vibraphone); Bobby Scott (piano); Joe Beck (guitar); Anthony Jackson (bass); Chris Parker, Grady Tate (drums).
Personnel: Lionel Hampton (vibraphone); Joe Beck (guitar); Bobby Scott (piano); Bob Cranshaw (bass instrument); Anthony Jackson (bass guitar); Chris Parker , Grady Tate (drums).
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