Curtis Counce : Carl's Blues 1958

Posted By : nahueljazz | Date : 16 Apr 2009 23:30:27 | Comments : 2 |

Curtis Counce : Carl's Blues 1958
Jazz
MP3 | CBR | 320KBPS | 103mb
Covers | Label: Ojc
Orig Year 1958
Total Time 41:34

01-PINK LADY (J.Sheldon) 4:36
02-I CAN'T GET STARTED (Gershwin-Duke) 7:59
03-NICA'S DREAM (H.Silver) 7:58
04-LOVE WALKED IN (G.Gershwin) 4:58
05-LARUE (C.Brown) 4:59
06-THE BUTLER DID IT (F.Butler) 4:38
07-CARL'S BLUES (C.Perkins) 5:54

Personnel :

CURTIS COUNCE- bass
JACK SHELDON- trumpet (3)
GERALD WILSON- trumpet (5,7)
HAROLD LAND- tenor sax
CARL PERKINS- piano
FRANK BUTLER- drums

Rec. April 22, 1957, August 29, 1957, January 6, 1958

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Posted By: axel.t.foley Date: 17 Apr 2009 23:20:10

Thank you for this incredible post. These albums done by the Curtis Counce Group are timeless. I've been listening to all 4 of them for more than 40 years and still love ALL the players. I just saw Jack Sheldon 2 months ago and he still plays great. The Curtis Counce Albums Defined each or these musicians as jazz greats forever. I just wish I had met Frank Butler the drummer as he was an incredible player. He was so subtle and such a time-keeper for the rest of the group. Frank, Curtis, and Carl set the foundation of the rhythm section for Jack and Harold to go forward in their solos. Jack said he was a "pretty wild guy" during the late 1950s.

Thanks again.
Regards,
Axel

Posted By: coster1906 Date: 18 Apr 2009 21:49:52

Agree with Axel. Great pure jazz. Timeless!
Still have all 5 records of this group on vinyl.
4 on Contemporary and one on Boplicity - 'Exploring The Future'
IMO Carl's Blues is the best of all.
Thanks for this post.

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