LP | ATLANTIC | The Jimmy Giuffre 3 Trav'lin' Light | Travlin Light Vinyl Jazz
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LP | ATLANTIC | The Jimmy Giuffre 3 Trav'lin' Light | Vinyl
Ich löse meine Jimmy Giuffre-Sammlung auf und stelle weitere Jazz, Bop, Hard Bop und Free Jazz Vinyls sowie einiges vom Blue Note-Label in den nächsten Tagen ein.
ATLANTIC 1282 LP Vinyl
The Jimmy Giuffre 3: Trav'lin' Light
LP: vg
Cover: vg [writing on back, light ringwear]
I use Goldmine standard, my gradings are conservative!
Allmusic.com says:
In 1958, Jimy Giuffre led one of the most unusual groups ever, a trio comprised of his reeds (clarinet, tenor and baritone), valve trombonist Bob Brookmeyer and guitarist Jim Hall; no piano, bass or drums.
While a pianoless trio wasn’t a big deal in 1956, not having a drummer was. Giuffre was interested in creating a type of chamber jazz that swung quietly and allowed for listeners and musicians alike to appreciate textures and space. He felt percussion instruments too up way too much of it, and detracted from the players and listeners hearing the various timbral possibilities of individual instruments and group interplay. The latter album in this collection replaced Pena's bass with Bob Brookmeyer's trombone, making for an even more radical departure. This one made the jazz establishment scratch its head a bit at the time, but the album was still generally well received. The contrast between brass as rhythm section with reeds, woodwinds, and Hall’s guitar, a warm, fluid, instrument that walked the bridge between, was another study in gently swinging contrast; it had its own spacious ambience very sophisticated charts and a sense of interplay play where focused improvisation could occur even though there wasn’t anything extra in the mix.
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Shipping fee worldwide: EURO 16
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