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Stan Getz - The Streamer (1956)

Posted By: intothe
Stan Getz - The Streamer (1956)

The Stan Getz Quartet - The Streamer (1956)
Jazz | EAC rip (FLAC+CUE+LOG) | 199 MB | full artwork
Verve (1999, 20-bit remastered) | 53:46 | RAR with 5% recovery


EAC extraction logfile from 18. July 2010, 10:12

Stan Getz / The Steamer

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It doesn't happen too often, but there are times when the title of a jazz album and the material within interface perfectly. Hence The Steamer, where Stan Getz joined forces with a super West Coast-based rhythm section to produce some truly steaming music. "Blues for Mary Jane" is remarkable; for all of the straight-ahead heat generated by the rhythm section, Getz is incredibly relaxed, poised, and always under control while still managing to swing like mad. In other words, the style that he was able to carry over to his bossa nova adventures in the following decade is right here, ready to go. There is also room for the Getz-ballad manner on "You're Blase," and "Like Someone in Love" combines a leisurely swinging tempo with Getz's natural warmth. From the evidence of these sessions alone, not to mention countless others, the team of bassist Leroy Vinnegar and drummer Shelly Manne ought to be anointed as one of the greatest rhythm sections in jazz history, and sure-fingered pianist Lou Levy benefits from their finesse and drive. All of this music is available on the three-CD set East of the Sun: The West Coast Sessions, and this Verve Master Edition release offers outtakes from that set at the end of the disc. Indeed, the alternate "How About You?" has some swinging hairpin turns by Getz that will make your head swivel. - by Richard, S. Ginell, AMG

Tracks:
1. Blues For Mary Jane (Stan Getz) 7:53
2. There Will Never Be Another You (Mack Gordon/Harry Warren) 9:20
3. You're Blasé (Ord Hamilton/Bruce Sievier) 4:13
4. Too Close For Comfort (Jerry Bock/Larry Holofcener/George David Weiss) 6:19
5. Like Someone In Love (Johnny Burke/James Van Heusen) 6:30
6. How About You? (Ralph Freed/Burton Lane) 7:24
7. How About You? (Complete Alternative Take) 6:59
8. There Will Never Be Another You (Incomplete And Breakdown Takes) 1:09
9. You're Blasé (False Start) 0:46
10. Like Someone In Love (Incomplete Take) 0:37
11. How About You? (False Starts And Breakdown Take) 2:30

Personnel:
Stan Getz (Tenor Saxophone)
Lou Levy (Piano)
Leroy Vinnegar (Double Bass)
Stan Levey (Drums)

reup: 23 February 2011

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