Big Bands Live: Quincy Jones & His Orchestra Quincy Jones Orchestra

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Album-Release:
1961

HRA-Release:
22.03.2016

Label: SWR Jazzhaus

Genre: Jazz

Subgenre: Big Band

Artist: Quincy Jones Orchestra

Composer: Benny Goodman [Non-Classical Composer], Charlie Christian [Non-Classical Composer], James R. Mundy [Non-Classical Composer], Patricia Brown [Non-Classical Composer], Duke Ellington [Non-Classical Composer], Oliver Nelson [Non-Classical Composer], Lester Young [

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1Air Mail Special03:52
2G'wan Train06:21
3Solitude02:40
4Stolen Moments11:27
5Lester Leaps In10:45
6Moanin'02:57
7Porgy and Bess, Act I: Summertime03:09
8I Remember Clifford03:58
9Ghana04:08
10Banja luka09:43
11Caravan02:39
12The Midnight Sun Will Never Set04:36
13Quincy Jones Introduces His Orchestra01:54
14Birth of a Band06:29
Total Runtime01:14:38

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The Ludwigshafen Experience allows further insight into the artistic inner life of Jone's superb and uncommonly vital orchestra. The team consisted of a number of young luminaries of the time: trumpeters such as Freddie Hubbard and Benny Bailey, saxophonists such as Sahib Shihab. The program included evergreens like Summertime and compositions like Stolen Moments that were to become such. The mood on stage was relaxed, if only because the orchestra was hailed in Europe as a groundbreaking big band. There are experts who believe that this short phase was for Quincy Jones his best as a jazz musician. The Ludwigshafen Experience only lends support to this judgement.

Quincy Jones and his Orchestra:
Benny Bailey, trumpet
Freddie Hubbard, trumpet
Melba Liston, trombone
Curtis Fuller, trombone
Ake Persson, trombone
Eric Dixon, saxophone
Phil Woods, saxophone
Sahib Shihab, saxophone
Les Spann, guitar
Stu Martin, drums
Carlos “Patato“ Valdes, percussion

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