Lew Tabackin / Warne Marsh - Tenor Gladness flac album

Tenor Gladness, is an album by saxophonists Lew Tabackin and Warne Marsh recorded in 1976 and originally released on the Japanese Disco Mate label before being released in the U. S. on Inner City Records. Basic (Lew Tabackin) – 6:42. Easy" (Warne Marsh) – 5:59. March of the Tadpoles" (Toshiko Akiyoshi) – 6:20. Hangin' Loose"(Akiyoshi) – 8:18. New-ance"(Tabackin) – 3:58. Basic (Marsh) – 7:32.

Tenor Saxophone – Lew Tabackin (tracks: A1, A3, B1 to B3), Warne Marsh (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B3). Notes. Recorded October 13-14, 1976 at Sage & Sound Studios, California. producer Toshiko Akiyoshi is the pianist). Other Versions (1 of 1) View All. Cat.

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The two complementary but distinctive tenors Lew Tabackin and Warne Marsh stretch out on four jams in a quartet with bassist John Heard and drummer Larry Bunker. In addition, Tabackin is heard unaccompanied on "New-Ance," while Marsh has a ballad feature on "Easy"; the unidentified pianist on this track is most certainly Toshiko Akiyoshi. It is a pity that this enjoyable music was last out on this out-of-print LP from the defunct Inner City label, for it finds both Marsh and Tabackin in competitive and creative form.

Lew Tabackin & Warne Marsh - ts, John Heard - b, Larry Bunker - dr. About this release. Thanks to snobb for the addition. No release results found : showing artist results instead. Berlin 1980 Gambit Spain 2006. Tenor Gladness (with Lew Tabackin) Contents.

By: Warne Marsh (1977, Jazz). More albums from Warne Marsh: Jazz Of Two Cities by Warne Marsh. Ne Plus Ultra by Warne Marsh. Karl EP by Warne Marsh. All Music by Warne Marsh. Lee Konitz Meets Warne Marsh Again by Warne Marsh. Warne Marsh by Warne Marsh. The Right Combination by Warne Marsh. View all albums . Tenor Gladness. By: Warne Marsh (1977, Jazz).

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Tenor Gladness, is an album by saxophonists Lew Tabackin and Warne Marsh recorded in 1976 and originally released on the Japanese Disco Mate label before being released in the U. Studio album by. Lew Tabackin and Warne Marsh. Lew Tabackin chronology.

Warne Marsh – Warne Marion Marsh was an American tenor saxophonist. Born in Los Angeles, his restrained, cerebral playing first came to prominence in the 1950s as a protégé of pianist Lennie Tristano, Marsh came from an affluent artistic background, his father was MGM cinematographer Oliver T. Marsh, and his mother Elizabeth was a violinist. A documentary is being made about him, Warne Marsh, An Improvised Life, directed by his eldest son,1 All Music Warne Marsh & Lee Konitz Tenor Gladness Live at the Montmartre Club, Jazz Exchange, Vo. Two Days in the Life of. For the Time Being Live at Montmartre, Vo. Ballad for You Red Mitchell-Warne Marsh Big Two, an Unsung Cat, The Life and Music of Warne Marsh.