VA - Hommage à Nesuhi - Atlantic Jazz A 60th Anniversary Collection (2008)

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Artist: Various Artists
Title: Hommage à Nesuhi - Atlantic Jazz A 60th Anniversary Collection
Year Of Release: 2008
Label: Rhino Atlantic
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 5:44:02
Total Size: 2.01 GB
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

1. David Newman & Ray Charles – Hard Times (04:41)
2. The Modern Jazz Quartet – Summertime (05:56)
3. Yusef Lateef – Stay With Me (05:20)
4. Eddie Harris – Listen Here (07:40)
5. Les McCann – With These Hands (05:35)
6. Ray Charles – Sweet Sixteen Bars (04:05)
7. Mose Allison – Your Mind Is On Vacation (02:35)
8. Shorty Rogers & His Giants – Martians Go Home (07:55)
9. Chris Connor – I Miss You So (02:22)
10. The Modern Jazz Quartet – The Golden Striker (03:37)
11. Oscar Brown Jr. & Oscar Brown, Jr. – A Ladiesman (04:24)
12. Herbie Mann – Memphis Underground (07:06)
13. Ray Charles – Come Rain or Come Shine (03:40)
14. Big Joe Turner – Cherry Red (03:24)
15. Ray Charles – Doodlin' (05:51)
16. Sonny Stitt – Deuces Wild (05:24)
17. Ray Charles – Am I Blue (03:37)
18. Yusef Lateef – In the Evening (06:40)
19. LaVern Baker – Empty Bed Blues (04:50)
20. Roland Kirk – The Entertainer (Done In the Style of the Blues) (06:01)
21. Hank Crawford – What Will I Tell My Heart (05:09)
22. Mose Allison – Stop This World (03:23)
23. John Coltrane – Cousin Mary (05:46)
24. David Newman – I Wish You Love Me (06:07)
25. Charles Mingus – Oh Lord Don't Let Them Drop That Atomic Bomb On Me (05:40)
26. Yusef Lateef – Like It Is (07:33)
27. Ray Bryant – Blues #3 - Willow Weep for Me (Live At the Montreux Jazz Festival, June 23, 1972) (07:00)
28. Ray Charles – I've Got a Woman (Live At Newport Jazz Festival, Newport, July 5, 1958) (06:22)
29. The Modern Jazz Quartet – Bluesology (Live In Stockholm, Sweden, April 12, 1960) (04:39)
30. Ray Bryant – After Hours (Live At the Montreux Jazz Festival, June 23, 1972) (03:59)
31. Herbie Mann – Comin' Home Baby (Live At the Village Gate, NYC, November 17, 1961) (06:22)
32. Roland Kirk – If I Loved You (Live At Keystone Korner, San Francisco, CA, June 9, 1973) (08:40)
33. The Mitchell-Ruff Trio featuring Charlie Smith – The Catbird Seat (feat. Charlie Smith) [Live At the Playback Club, New Haven, CT, July 21, 1961] (07:36)
34. Les McCann & Eddie Harris – Compared to What (Live At Montreux Jazz Festival, June 21 or 22, 1969) (08:39)
35. King Curtis & Champion Jack Dupree – I'm Having Fun (With Jack Dupree) [Live At Montreux Jazz Festival, June 17, 1971] (05:23)
36. Roland Kirk – One Ton (Live At Newport Jazz Festival, July 7, 1968) (05:03)
37. Ray Charles – Drown In My Own Tears (Live At Herdon Stadium, Atlanta, GA, May 28, 1959) (06:26)
38. John Coltrane – Giant Steps (04:43)
39. Eddie Harris – Silver Cycles (04:58)
40. John Coltrane – My Favorite Things (13:41)
41. Ornette Coleman – Ramblin' (06:34)
42. Gary Burton – Vibrafinger (06:37)
43. Ornette Coleman – Una Muy Bonita (05:59)
44. Charles Mingus – Hog Calling Blues (07:25)
45. Roland Kirk – The Inflated Tear (04:50)
46. Charles Mingus – Passions of a Man (04:53)
47. Jimmy Scott – Day By Day (04:44)
48. Yusef Lateef – In a Little Spanish Town [T'was On a Night Like This] (03:26)
49. Milt Jackson – The Spirit-Feel (04:23)
50. Eddie Harris – The Shadow of Your Smile (Love Theme from "the Sandpiper") (05:30)
51. The Modern Jazz Quartet – One Note Samba (feat. Laurindo Almeida) (05:07)
52. John Coltrane – Naima (04:20)
53. Yusef Lateef – Nubian Lady (06:33)
54. Joe Zawinul – The Soul of a Village -, Pt. II (04:13)
55. Roland Kirk – Ain't No Sunshine (02:26)
56. Hubert Laws – Let Her Go (03:23)
57. Charles Lloyd Quartet – Sombrero Sam (05:15)
58. Hank Crawford – The Story (04:41)
59. Phineas Newborn Jr. – Barbados (04:00)
60. Max Roach – Nommo (12:39)
61. John Coltrane – Equinox (08:33)

To mark the 60th anniversary of Atlantic Records -- one of the most influential independent music companies of all time -- Rhino Handmade has issued several boxed sets spotlighting styles of music popularized by the legendary label. With Hommage A Nesuhi, a 5-CD survey of Atlantic's jazz output, it can truly be said we've saved the best for last. Drawing its name from the founder of Atlantic's jazz division, Nesuhi Ertegun, Hommage A Nesuhi contains 61 songs recorded between 1955-76 that spotlight the magnificent collection of world-class, one-of-a-kind artists that make the Atlantic jazz catalog the singular body of work that it is. The collection comes packaged in a deluxe 10" x 10" slipcase containing an 84-page hardcover book as well as a portfolio of 19 photo cards, each featuring a previously unpublished image of an Atlantic Jazz artist taken by legendary photographer Lee Friedlander. The music is arranged thematically on the five CDs. The first and last discs of the collection (subtitled “Some Atlantic Jazz” and “Some More Atlantic Jazz”) feature selections from some of the first artists Ertegun signed-Milt Jackson, Chris Connor, and The Modern Jazz Quartet-as well as later finds like Mose Allison, Eddie Harris, and The Charles Lloyd Quartet, featuring future star pianist Keith Jarrett. “Shades Of Blue” acknowledges Ertegun's fondness for the blues, spotlighting tracks he produced for Ray Charles, Big Joe Turner, LaVern Baker, and Hank Crawford. “Live” presents 10 exceptional concert performances, including two from Rahsaan Roland Kirk, plus Les McCann and Eddie Harris tearing through “Compared To What” at the 1969 Montreux Jazz Festival. “On The Edge” focuses on the groundbreaking jazz that found a home at Atlantic Records starting in 1959, when Ertegun signed John Coltrane and Ornette Coleman. Hommage A Nesuhi is produced by Joel Dorn, who was mentored by Nesuhi Ertegun and succeeded him as Atlantic Records' jazz producer in 1967. This outstanding boxed set was the last project Dorn ever worked on (he passed away the day after putting the final touches on the track list and liner notes), making it a fitting tribute to both men.

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