Carù consigliaUltimate High Quality CD. Il pianista e compositore di Chicago Jack Wilson ha attraversato una vasta gamma di associazioni musicali tra cui lavori con artisti del calibro di Dinah Washington, Sarah Vaughan, Lou Rawls, Gerald Wilson, Roy Ayers. Debutta da leader per la Blue Note nel 1966 con l'altamente unico Something Personal. Easterly Winds – il secondo dei tre album Blue Note di Wilson e probabilmente il suo migliore – vede il pianista alla guida di un sestetto hard bop di prim’ordine con Lee Morgan alla tromba, Garnett Brown al trombone, Jackie McLean al sassofono alto, Bob Cranshaw al basso, e Billy Higgins alla batteria. Il set di sei canzoni presenta quattro originali di Wilson tra cui l’opener groovy “Do It” e la sublime ballata “Nirvanna” oltre a una tenera interpretazione del brano di Johnny Mandel “A Time for Love” e “Frank’s Tune” di Frank Strozier, che è stato recentemente reimmaginato da Makaya McCraven nel suo progetto di remix Blue Note 2021 Deciphering the Message.
Gli UHQ-CD riproducono il suono dei nastri master originali nel modo più fedele possibile, utilizzando nuove tecnologie di trasferimento e materiali migliorati per produrre un suono di alta qualità con una migliore rappresentazione dell’intero palcoscenico. Gli UHQ-CD sono conformi agli standard CD e possono essere riprodotti sui lettori esistenti. Ogni titolo è presentato in una custodia UHQ-CD con una striscia obi e le note di copertina originali riprodotte sull’inserto posteriore.
Recorded Live at Sweet Basil, New York, August 27, 1984
Produced By: Shigeyuki Kawashima & Horst Liepolt
? 1984 King Record Co., Ltd.
? © 1986 King Record Co., Ltd.
? © 1992 Evidence Music, Inc.
Track 6 is listed as a bonus track.
Recorded live in Europe 1981
1 Bolzano (Italy) on July 13th
2 Kopenhagen (Denmark) on July 9th
3 Pori (Finland) on July 11th
4 Paris (France) on July 23rd
(c) & (p) 1999 Musisoft
Contains 40-page illustrated booklet
Masters of Jazz, a collection directed by Christian Bonnet
Produced by Noël Hervé for Musisoft
#1-8 originally issued as "New Bottle, Old Wine" (World Pacific WP 1246)
Recorded on April 9 (1,2,5,6), May 2 (3), May 21 (7,8), 1958 at Judson Hall in New York City
#9-15 originally issued as "Great Jazz Standards" (World Pacific WP 1270)
Recorded in early 1959 at Webster Hall, New York City (9,10,13)
Recorded in February 2, 1959 at Webster Hall, New York City (11,12,14,15)
Recordings previously reissued in 1975 as "Pacific Standard Time" on Blue Note BN-LA461-H2 (2 lps).
Recorded live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, 1987 (as stated on front cover)
The back cover states that this music was recorded live at the Bracknell Jazz Festival, 1996, but this is clearly an error. Evans' 75th birthday was in 1987, and he died in 1988.
Track 2-8 interview recorded August 1983
Recorded 1946-1947
Recorded in performance at Yubin Chokin Hall, Tokyo, Japan, on January 20, 1973.
Digitally remastered in 1990 at Fantasy Studios, Berkeley.
? & © 1974
Recorded live in Perugia, Italy during Umbria Jazz Festival 1987 at San Francesco al Prato, July 12th - 19th 1987.
Ravenna Jazz, Rocca Brancaleone, Ravenna (Italy) Wednesday July 2, 1986
2CD compilation of complete albums.
?? 1989 Phonogram France
Track 1: recorded at System Two, Brooklyn NY (August 20. 1999)
Track 2.1 to 5: recorded by DRS Television in Winterthur, Switzerland (May 23. 1998)
Recorded at: ARCI 75BEAT (MI, Italy) - December 2013
? & © Music Center Lissone (2014)
Recorded June 1995
Rainbow Studio, Oslo
An ECM Production
? 1996 ECM Records
© 1996 ECM Records