Album
Lee Konitz Nonet
1977 · Jazz
Rare pressing on Gatefold
Lee Konitz Nonet is a Jazz album by Lee Konitz Nonet, originally released in 1977. On Gatefold: 5 pressings tracked.
About
The album title <i>Old Songs New</i> captures something essential about alto saxophone icon Lee Konitz, still playing beautifully in his early nineties at the time of this session. With the aid of arranger Ohad Talmor, Konitz sails through a collection of standards and a representative original (“Kary’s Trance”), making old songs new via fresh, lyrical improvisations and Talmor’s highly inventive chamber-like settings for flute, clarinet, and string. (Talmor contributes haunting tenor sax on the intro of “I Cover the Waterfront.”) .
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Fanfare0:38
- A2Chi-Chi10:51
- A3If You Could See Me Now5:00
- A4Sometimes I´m Happy3:16
- A5Giant Steps5:24
Side B
- B1April / April Too4:44
- B2Who You7:22
- B3Stryker´s Dues4:57
- B4Fourth Dimension3:39
- B5Struttin´ With Some Barbeque4:41
- B6Hymn Too0:47
Sound DNA
- Jazz
- Cool Jazz
- clean
- detached
- cerebral
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Ben AronovPIANO
- Burt CollinsPICCOLO TRUMPET, TRUMPET, FLUGELHORN TRUMPET, PICCOLO TRUMPET, FLUGELHORN
- Jimmy KnepperTROMBONE
- Kenny WashingtonDRUMS
- Lee KonitzALTO SAXOPHONE
- Nabil TotahBASS
- Ronnie CuberBARITONE SAXOPHONE
- Sam BurtisBASS TROMBONE TUBA, BASS TROMBONE
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 5 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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