(28-02-2011 18:20)palpal писал(а): Ок :true: Давайте !!
..линк кидаю в личку
..и коротко по поводу самого материала..
Треки: 01 Moon Mist
02 Sometimes I'm Happy
03 I Can't Give You Anything but Love
04 Blues for Duke
Были записаны 1-го июля 1948 г. в Лондоне на лэйбле Esquire в составе:
Ray Nance - trumpet, violin, vocals
Dick Katz - piano
Lauderic Caton - guitar
Coleridge Goode - bass
Ray Ellington - drums
FLAC-pип был сделан уже с какого-то недавнего(?) CD-переиздания (но о нем информации пока нет)..
Ниже копия заметки об оригинальном издании из обзора грампластинок
в журнале GRAMOPHONE (январь 1950 г., стр. 23):
Цитата:Ray Nance and the Ellingtonians (N.)
***Blues for Duke (ad lib) (Eng. Esquire m-7-61)
***I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby (Fields, McHugh) (V by Ray Nance) (Eng. Esquire m-7-60) (Esquire io-o41-5s. gd.)
***Moon Mist (Mercer Ellington) (Eng. Esquire m-7-58 )
***Sometimes I'm Happy (Caesar, Youmans) (Eng. Esquire m-7-59) (Esquire 10-042-5S. 9d. )
Nance (ipt, vie) with Bill Richard (pee);
Lawrence Rix (gtr);
George Goodwin (bass);
Reggie Pitts (drnc).
July 1st, 1948.
Lest the name Ellingtonians may mislead anyone, I should explain that although Ray Nance was for some years
a member of the Duke's orchestra, to the best of my knowledge none of the other players ever was,
and this is not a Duke Ellington combination.
It is, however, a nice, neat personable little group, and although its music may not be in the most modern vein,
it is tasteful, and the players are by no means devoid of ability or imagination when it comes to the straightforward
tuneful swing that is the basis of all four titles.
Most featured soloist is, of course, Ray Nance himself, who, in addition to playing trumpet
and violin (the slow Moon Mist is throughout a violin solo), also does a spot of singing.
But all other members of the group (including the bass) are featured and I think you will
like Bill Richards's piano playing and Lawrence Rix's unassuming guitar.
Давайте !!
..шо то нарисуется...
