Jazz From The Pacific Northwest (Live) (Remastered) Shelly Manne

• 1 Stop Look and Listen (Live) 06:21
• 2 The Vamps Blues (Live) 11:13
• 3 Suite: Quartet (Suite In Four Movements) (Live) 17:53
• 4 Softly As In A Morning Sunrise (Live) 10:12
• 5 Summertime (Live) 12:14
• 6 Dearly Beloved (Live) 02:54
• 7 Funny (Live) 10:20
• 8 My Secret Love (Live) 11:25
• 9 Surrey With A Fringe On Top (Live) 03:13
• Total Runtime 01:25:45

Info for Jazz From The Pacific Northwest (Live) (Remastered)

Jazz from The Pacific Northwest combines two previously unissued concert recordings from one of the greatest jazz drummers of all-time, Shelly Manne. The first recording features Monty Budwig on bass, Russ Freeman on piano, Stu Williamson on trumpet, and Herb Geller on flute and alto saxophone recorded at the Monterey Jazz Festival on October 4, 1958. The second recording features Hampton Hawes on piano, Frank Strozier on flute and alto saxophone, Conte Condoli on trumpet and guest vocalist Ruth Price on two tracks recorded at the Penthouse jazz club in Seattle on September 7 and 15, 1966.

New York City-born Manne rose to fame in the 1950s after moving to Los Angeles and is known as a founding father of the "West Coast Jazz" scene. He is highly regarded as one of the most versatile and talented drummers of the day performing with countless legends including Andre Previn, Sonny Rollins, Stan Kenton, Charlie Ventura, Kai Winding and many others. Manne teamed up with Previn and Leroy Vinnegar to produce the first jazz album of a Broadway score for their version of "My Fair Lady," and he has numerous television/movie credits along with performing and composing scores. His recorded works include numerous albums for Capitol, Atlantic, Impulse!, Mainstream, Contemporary, Flying Dutchman and other international labels.

Shelly Manne, drums
Monty Budwig, bass
Russ Freeman, piano
Hampton Hawes, piano
Herb Geller, alto saxophone
Frank Strozier, alto saxophone
Stu Williamson, trumpet
Conte Candoli, trumpet
Ruth Price, voice

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