Various Artists - Jazz For A Rainy Afternoon (2003)

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Title: Jazz For A Rainy Afternoon
Year Of Release: 2003
Label: Savoy
Genre: Jazz
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 01:47:42
Total Size: 261/571 Mb
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Tracklist:

01. Charles Brown - 'Round Midnight 3:37
02. Ron Carter, Houston Person - Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most 5:10
03. David "Fathead" Newman - Everything Must Change 4:21
04. Jimmy Ponder - A Tribute To A Rose 2:15
05. WALLACE RONEY - Blue In Green 5:45
06. Houston Person - Talk Of The Town 6:58
07. Warren Vaché - I Can't Get Started 6:24
08. Sonny Criss - My Ideal 3:44
09. Johnny Lytle - St. Louis Blues 7:01
10. Woody Shaw - Imagination 7:24
11. Houston Person - Everything Happens To Me 6:06
12. Johnny Lytle - A Child Is Born 6:54
13. David "Fathead" Newman - Please Send Me Someone To Love 5:49
14. Jimmy Ponder - You Are Too Beautiful 6:54
15. Woody Shaw - Stormy Weather 7:59
16. Red Garland - You Better Go Now 4:24
17. Sonny Criss - Brother Can You Spare A Dime 3:02
18. Hank Jones - Ruby My Dear 3:53
19. WALLACE RONEY - 28 Rue Pigalle 5:48
20. Carol Weisman - The Man I Love 4:13

The thematic collections of mood music issued by 32 Jazz are drawn from fine jazz records of the past few decades, and they often include performances of serene beauty. Jazz for a Rainy Afternoon tends toward moody, minor-key tunes, some of them touched by an inner luminosity. Pianists Charles Brown and Hank Jones take very different approaches to Thelonious Monk's best known ballads--"Round Midnight" and "Ruby My Dear"--while there's a subtle, burnished glory in the sounds of trumpeters Wallace Roney, Warren Vache, and Woody Shaw. Guitarist Jimmy Ponder's solo version of "Tribute to a Rose" has a special intimacy, and saxophonist Houston Person and bassist Ron Carter have a thoughtful musical conversation on "Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most." ~Adam Rains