Earl Bostic - That's Earl, Brother flac album

Earl Bostic was one of the most technically gifted of all saxophonists, having complete control of his alto including a huge range. Because he became famous for his R&B hits of the 1950s, Bostic has tended to be underrated in jazz circles, but this set from the British Spotlite label shows how powerfully he could play in swing settings.

Background information. 1913-04-25)April 25, 1913 Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States. Bostic's King album entitled Jazz As I Feel It featured Shelly Manne on drums, Joe Pass on guitar and Richard "Groove" Holmes on organ. Bostic recorded A New Sound about one month later, again featuring Holmes and Pass. These recordings allowed Bostic to stretch out beyond the three-minute limit imposed by the 45 RPM format. a b Williams, T. (1985), "That's Earl Brother" Liner Notes 12"LP Spotlite SPJ152 Herts, UK. ^ Olderen, M. (1984), "Sax O Boogie" Liner Notes 12" LP Oldie Blues OL8007 Bennekom Holland. More Big Names in Cavalcade Article Los Angeles Sentinel May 21, 1953.

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Earl Bostic - That's The Groovy Thing, Part B 03:01. Earl Bostic - The Barefoot Boy 02:53. Earl Bostic - Sheik Of Araby 02:48. Earl Bostic - Memories 03:01. Earl Bostic - Chains Of Love 03:18. Earl Bostic - East Of The Sun 02:40.