Artist: Matthew Gee Title: Jazz By Gee Year Of Release: 1956 Label: Riverside, OJC[OJCCD-1884-2] Genre: Jazz Quality: FLAC (tracks + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps Total Time: 41:32 Total Size: 207 MB(+3%) | 98 MB(+3%) WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1. Out Of Nowhere 2. I'll Remember April 3. Joram 4. Sweet Georgia Brown 5. Lover Man 6. Gee! 7. Kingston Lounge 8. The Boys From Brooklyn
personnel :
Matthew Gee - trombone Kenny Dorham - trumpet Ernie Henry - alto saxophone Frank Foster - tenor saxophone Cecil Payne - baritone saxophone Joe Knight - piano John Simmons , Wilbur Ware - bass Art Taylor - drums
Trombonist Matthew Gee was primarily a section player and a valuable sideman, but as this CD reissue shows, he could have been a significant soloist too. The two sessions (Gee's only two as a leader) feature him in an unusual quintet with altoist Ernie Henry (the trombone-alto blend has a unique sound) and at the head of a septet also including trumpeter Kenny Dorham, tenorman Frank Foster, and baritonist Cecil Payne. The music is quite bop-oriented and mixes together standards with three swinging Gee originals. An underrated and generally overlooked gem by a forgotten trombonist.
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