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Clifford Brown - The Complete Paris Sessions (1991) (3CD Box Set) FLAC EAC rip | 3CD | FLAC - Log - Cue | Full Artwork | Release: 1991 | 1.14 GB Genre: Jazz, Bop, Hard Bop, Trumpet | Label: Vogue
In a way, Brown was the Wynton Marsalis of his time; like Marsalis, Brown came on the jazz scene following a period of significant stylistic change. However, unlike Marsalis (who rejected the free jazz made famous by the generation just preceding his own), Brown chose to embrace the innovations of his immediate elders. In the process, Brown became one of the great post-Gillespie trumpeters, developing a voice that spoke the language of bebop with a distinct, personal inflection. In September 1953 -- having just recorded his first dates as a leader for Blue Note -- Brown went to Europe with Lionel Hampton.
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While in Paris, Brown recorded a series of sides with mostly French rhythm sections for the Vogue label, several of which are reissued here. Half the cuts feature Brown as a featured soloist with a big band comprised of Hampton's bandmembers and led by alto saxophonist Gigi Gryce. Gryce's tunes are solid, but the date would be unmemorable without Brown, whose flair for spontaneous invention elevates the banality of the context. The final tracks present Brown and Gryce in a sextet, and the results are more compelling. Gryce's Bird-derived improvisations are pleasant, and his tunes and arrangements seem to bear up better when written for a small group. Brown was one of the most technically accomplished trumpet players jazz had produced to that point, yet his solos never had that preconceived air that characterized the work of later chopsmeisters like Marsalis. Brown was an improviser par excellence, and his work here presents him in fine form. The rhythm section is blandly metronomic, but that's hardly an issue given Brown's consistent excellence. Considering the fact that his career was so short, this is a valuable document not to be missed.
Personnel: Clifford Brown (trumpet); Jimmy Gourley (guitar); Gigi Gryce, Anthony Ortega (alto saxophone); Clifford Solomon, Henry Bernard (tenor saxophone); Fred Gerard, Walter Williams , Fernand Verstraete, Quincy Jones, Art Farmer (trumpet); Bill Tamper, Al Hayse, Jimmy Cleveland (trombone); Henri Renaud (piano); Jean-Louis Viale, Alan Dawson (drums).
Tracklist: CD1 01 - Brown Skins 02 - Brown Skins 03 - Deltitnu 04 - Keeping Up With Jonesy 05 - Keeping Up With Jonesy 06 - Conception 07 - Conception 08 - All The Things You Are 09 - All The Things You Are 10 - I Cover The Waterfront 11 - Goofin' With Me 12 - Minority 13 - Minority
CD2 01 - Minority (take 3) 02 - Salute To The Band Box 03 - Salute To The Band Box 04 - Strictly Romantic 05 - Baby 06 - Baby 07 - Quickstep 08 - Quickstep 09 - Quickstep 10 - Bum's Rush 11 - Bum's Rush 12 - Bum's Rush 13 - No Start, No End (rehearsal)
CD3 01 - Venez donc chez moi 02 - All weird 03 - All weird 04 - All weird 05 - Blue And Brown 06 - I Can Dream, Can't I? 07 - I Can Dream, Can't I? 08 - I Can Dream, Can't I? 09 - The Song Is You 10 - The Song Is You 11 - Come Rain Or Come Shine 12 - Come Rain Or Come Shine 13 - It Might As Well Be Spring 14 - It Might As Well Be Spring 15 - You're A Lucky Guy 16 - You're A Lucky Guy 17 - You're A Lucky Guy