George Coleman Featuring Ned Otter - Danger High Voltage mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Acoustic Bass – Ray Drummond
• Alto Saxophone – Adam Brenner
• Arranged By – George Coleman, Ned Otter
• Baritone Saxophone – Gary Smulyan
• Drums – George Coleman, Jr.
• Percussion – Daniel Sadownick
• Piano – Harold Mabern
• Tenor Saxophone – George Coleman, Ned Otter
• Trumpet – Jim Rotondi

Barcodes

• Barcode: 6 36008 00032 4

Companies

• Copyright (c) – Two And Four Recording Company
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Two And Four Recording Company

Info

Danger High Voltage. Danger High Voltage is significant in two respects: It is the first release from the Two and Four Recording Company, and it marks the reformation of the George Coleman Octet, which hadn't recorded since its debut in 1977. The horn section consists of Coleman and special guest Ned Otter on tenor saxes, Jim Rotondi on trumpet, Adam Brenner on alto, and Gary Smulyan on baritone. The rhythm section is anchored by two veterans, pianist Harold Mabern and bassist Ray Drummond, along with drummer George Coleman, Jr. and percussionist Daniel Sadownick. Danger High Voltage is a hard bop music album recording by GEORGE COLEMAN released in 2000 on CD, LPVinyl andor cassette. Total Time 78:12. George Coleman, tenor saxophone - Adam Brenner, alto saxophone - Ned Otter, tenor saxophone - Gary Smulyan, baritone saxophone - Jim Rotondi, trumpet - Harold Mabern, piano - Ray. George Coleman - Danger High Voltage 1996. To favorites 1 Download album. Listen album. George Coleman. Songs in album George Coleman - Danger High Voltage 1996. George Coleman - Isn't She Lovely. George Coleman - Conservation. George Coleman - Portrait Of Jennie. George Coleman - Simone. George Coleman - Tenderly. The nonet on saxophonist George Colemans Danger High Voltage features such names as Harold Mabern and Ray Drummond, and the group has obviously had lots of working and rehearsal time the complicated arrangements are handled with aplomb and the group sound is excellent. Unfortunately, after repeated listens I just havent been able to connect with this record. The soloists are accomplished, the rhythm section is impeccable and the material is generally OK Isnt She Lovely is a fairly middle-of-the-road choice to lead with, though the arrangement is certainly intelligent. George Coleman Format: Audio CD. 0 out of 5 stars 1 rating. Tenor saxophonist George Coleman was the man who replaced John Coltrane in Miles Davis' band. After a long hiatus, he's back on disc with seven smokin' tracks played with soul, brains, chops & swing. Features all star varsity squad players Ned Otter, Jim Rotondi, Adam Brenner, Gary Smulyan, Harold Mabern, Ray Drummond, George Coleman Jr. Daniel Sadownick. Track Listings. Disc: 1. George Coleman Featuring Ned Otter - Danger High Voltage CD, Album. Two And Four Recording Company. TF-003. 이 버전 판매. George Coleman, Mike Stern, Ron Carter, Jimmy Cobb. Booker Little Featuring George Coleman - Complete Recordings CD, Comp. Lone Hill Jazz. LHJ10180. 26개 중 1 25개. Featuring George Coleman - Booker Little. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. Isn't She Lovely. SongMeanings Copyright is tenor saxophonist Ned Otter's first album as a leader. Prior to this, he served a long apprenticeship with George Coleman, including membership of Coleman's Octet and featuring on their album Danger High Voltage another release on Two and Four. For So Little Time, Coleman repays the favour, joining Otter's band for three of the album's eight tracks. The band also includes two other long-term associates of Coleman's, Harold Mabern on piano and Billy Higgins on drums in one of his last sessions before his death last May, plus relative newcomers Tom Kirkpatric. George Edward Coleman born March 8, 1935 is an American jazz saxophonist known for his work with Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock in the 1960s. In 2015, he was named an NEA Jazz Master. Coleman was born in Memphis, Tennessee. He was taught how to play the alto saxophone in his teens by his older brother Lucian Adams, inspired like many jazz musicians of his generation by Charlie Parker. Among his schoolmates were Harold Mabern, Booker Little, Frank Strozier, Hank Crawford, and Charles Lloyd