During his comeback
years (1959-62) after a decade mostly off the scene, tenor saxophonist Ike
Quebec recorded frequently for Blue Note. He started off with a session aimed
at the 45 jukebox market and, although he eventually made a few full-length
albums for the label, Quebec cut four 45 dates over a two-and-a-half-year
period. This double-disc set has all of the jukebox sessions. Most of the 26
selections clock in between four and seven minutes and have long melody
statements in addition to concise and soulful solos. Quebec, who was in
consistently prime form during his last period, is joined by groups featuring
either Skeeter Best or Willie Jones on guitar and Edwin Swanston, Sir Charles
Thompson, or Earl Van Dyke on organ. Fun, loose and highly enjoyable music.
Review by Scott Yanow
http://www.allmusic.com/album/complete-blue-note-45-sessions-r145969
12 comments:
Disc 1: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?f3yzol7czuwk4bh
Disc 2:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?b081cu1ksbdvb7b
Thank you for the album.
I would like to present you this new release album from Brazil, from the brazilian saxophonist Marcelo Monteiro. I hope that you like.
greetings
https://rapidshare.com/files/3529887519/marcelomonteirocd.zip
Hi Marcelo, rapidshare link works ok! Thanks!
Thank you!!
Thank you!!!
Thank you for the Ike Quebec! There's something especially soulful about good sax-guitar-organ-drum combos, and these recordings are great examples!
A night of many thanks. Drop by my place sometime, I think you'll enjoy yourself.
Well I have been looking for this one and it took some times to get!!! Many thanks for the time and effort.
PB
Thank you very much for Ike Quebec. That is how the tenor sax should sound! Great share,thanks again.
Could you please re upload this gem. Thank you...
Muy linda recopilaciĆ³n de temas. Muchas gracias
muchas gracias !
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