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“While Mosaic never does wrong, this set is absolutely perfect. Three CDs of Andrew Hill, almost all of it previously unheard by the public. While these sessions probably sat in the vaults to lack of commercial viability at the time, they are every bit as good as Hill's contemporary Blue Note releases that have been released. Some of the lineups are chock full of heavy hitter sidemen- Sam Rivers, Lee Morgan, Woody Shaw, etc. Overall the set is a good indicator of the diversity of Hill's compositonal ideas in the late 60s. He is heard in large group settings, trio settings, and most amazingly working with a string quartet. I find the string quartet sessions to be the most remarkable on the set.” - Customer Review
"A remarkable burst of creativity over a two week span. Of course the Chet Baker reunion is marvelous. The Vinnie Burke strings are a great complement to Mulligan. I have to admit I was a bit worried about it. To be honest, while I love Gerry, I really bought this set for the Annie Ross session. Just fantastic! Her version of "I Feel Pretty" was worth the price for me. Transcendent.” - Customer Review
“ I've been purchasing Mosaic sets since the 90s and this is among my top five. Tyner's vision comes into focus on these sessions--powerful piano, extended modal songs, Eastern influences, and beautiful melodies. Remastering is top-notch as are the sidemen throughout.” - Customer Review
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“This is such a great session. It is still so surprising that this lineup of the Messengers is overlooked and underrated. This lineup deserves to be heralded as one of Blakey's best alongside the Golson/Morgan/Timmons/Merritt '58 and the Shorter/Hubbard/Fuller/Walton/Merritt or Workman '61-'64 lineups. And, of course, this set has all of Mosaic's usual exemplary production hallmarks.” - Customer Review
“ The mastering on this disc is fantastic. Excellent sonic clarity all around. That, combined with Lloyd's great sense of melody and forward-thinking songwriting make for a satifsying listening experience. Lloyd's cool and progressive style is a joy, and the interplay between all the band members is superb. Tony Williams was one of the funkiest jazz drummers around, too! Buy this and you will find yourself seeking out more Charles Lloyd. Not to be missed! ” - Customer Review
Track Listing, Personnel & Recording Dates
Mosaic Select: John Handy (MS-035)
DISCOGRAPHY:
Disc One:
1. If Only We Knew (A) 26:54
2. Spanish Lady (A) 19:29
3. Dancy Dancy (D) 5:33
4. Blues For A High Strung Guitar (D) 6:04
5. Dance For Carlos B (D) 4:31
6. Scheme #1 (D) 13:37
all compositions by John Handy
Disc
Two:
1. Theme X (D) 7:29
2. Right On The Line (E) 7:05
3. Debonair (E) 8:47
4. Tears Of Ole Miss (E) 14:18
5. What’s New (E) 7:19
(B. Haggart-J. Burke)
6. New Theme (E) 7:24
7. A Bad Stroke Of Luck (B) 7:44
8. Blues For A High Strung Guitar (alternate version) (B) 5:35
9. Spanish Lady (single version) (C) 2:57
10. If Only We Knew (single version) (C) 2:53
all compositions by John Handy, unless otherwise noted
Disc
Three:
1. The Thing (F) 8:29
2. Senora Nancye (live version) (F) 12:19
3. Three In One (G) 4:00
4. Projections (G) 3:16
(Mike Nock)
5. A Song Of Uranus (G) 9:07
(Michael White)
6. Senora Nancye (G) 6:30
7. Dance To The Lady (G) 7:22
8. Sanpaku (G) 2:26
(Mike Nock)
9. Eros (G) 3:55
(Mike Nock)
10. All The Way To The West, By God, Virginia (G) 8:08
all compositions by John Handy, unless otherwise noted
DISCOGRAPHY
(A) John
Handy (as), Michael White (vln), Jerry Hahn (g), Don Thompson (b), Terry Clarke
(d)
Live at the Monterey Jazz Festival, September 18, 1965
XSM 112219 If Only We Knew CS 9262
XSM 112216 Spanish Lady CS 9262
All titles on CS 9262 and Koch CD 7820
(B) Same
personnel
Columbia Studios, LA, April 27, 1966
HCO 87832 Blues For A High Strung Guitar Koch CD 7812
HCO 87835 A Bad Stroke Of Luck Koch CD 7812
(C) Same
personnel
Columbia Studios, LA, April 28, 1966
HCO 87836 Spanish Lady 4-43706 (single)
HCO 87837 If Only We Knew 4-43706 (single)
(D) Same
personnel
Columbia Studios, LA, July 25, 1966
HCO 87832 Blues For A High Strung Guitar CS 9367
HCO 87834 Dancy, Dancy CS 9367
HCO 87833 Scheme # 1 CS 9367
HCO 87907 Dance For Carlo B CS 9367
HCO 87831 Theme X CS 9367
All titles on CS 9367 and Koch CD 7812
(E) Same
personnel
Columbia Studios, LA, July 26, 1966
HCO 87911 Right On The Line unissued
HCO 87912 Debonair Koch CD 7812
HCO 87913 Tears Of Ole Miss unissued
HCO 87914 What’s New -1 unissued
HCO 87915 New Theme unissued
-1 Handy plays tenor saxophone on this selection.
(F) John
Handy (as, saxello), Michel Sampson (vln), Sonny Greenwich (g), Calo Scott
(cello), Don Thompson (b), Terry Clarke (d)
Carnegie Hall, NYC January 15, 1967
The Thing C 67202 (edited)
Senora Nancye unissued
(G) John
Handy (as, saxello, flute), Michael White (vln), Mike Nock (p), Bruce Cale (b),
Larry Hancock (d)
Columbia 30th Street Studio, NYC April 15, 1968
CO 99516 Eros
CO 99517 A Song Of Uranus
CO 99518 Projections
CO 99519 Sanpaku
CO 99520 Three In One
CO 99521 All The Way To The West, By God, Virginia
CO 99522 Dance To The Lady
CO 99523 Senora Nancye
All titles on CS 9689 and Koch CD 7865
Original
sessions produced by John Hammond
Original recording engineers: Wally Heider (A), Stan Tonkel & Martin Greenblatt (G)
Produced for release by Richard Seidel
Executive producer: Michael Cuscuna
Remixed and mastered in 24 bit by Mark Wilder
Note: The two tunes on session C have survived only in mono.
Special thanks to John Handy, Steve Berkoqitz, Mike Kull and Mike Panico
Design Direction: Richard Mantel
Design Production: InkWell, Inc.
This compilation (p) 2009 SONY BMG MUSIC
ENTERTAINMENT /Manufactured by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT, 550 Madison Avenue,
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