Gil Evans Live at Sweet Basil 1984

Recorded live at Sweet Basil, New York on August 20 & 27, 1984

Gil Evans Piano and Electric Piano Pete Levin Synthesizer Mark Egan Bass Hiram Bullock Guitar
George Adams Tenor Sax Chris Hunter Alto Sax Howard Johnson Baritone Sax, Tuba, Bass Clarinet
Miles Evans Trumpet Shunzo Ohno Trumpet Marvin "Hannibal" Peterson Trumpet Lew Soloff Trumpet
Tom "Bones" Malone Trombone Adam Nussbaum Drums Mino Cinelu Percussion

01. Parabola (Shorter)
02. Voodoo Child (Slight Return) (Hendrix)
03. Orange Was the Color of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk (Mingus)
04. Prince of Darkness (Hancock)
05. Blues in "C" [John's Memory/Cheryl/Bird Feathers/Relaxin' at Camarillo] (Parker)
06. Up From the Skies (Hendrix)

part 1 and part 2


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Warne Marsh & Red Mitchell - The Duo (1980)

Warne Marsh & Red Mitchell - The Duo (1980)

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Recorded live at Sweet Basil Club, New York City, 5 June 1980

Warne Marsh on tenor saxophone
Red Mitchell on bass

Track List:
01. It's You Or No One (J.Styne-S.Cahn) 5:16
02. Gone With The Wind (A.Wrubel-H.Magidson) 5:52
03. Everything Happens To Me (M.Dennis-T.Adair) 6:24
04. Cherokee (R.Noble) 5:49
05. Sippin' At Bells (C.Parker) 5:56
06. Easy Living (R.Rainger-L.Robin) 6:59
07. These Foolish Things (J.Strachey-H.Link-H.Marvell) 5:21
08. Topsy (E.Durham-E.Battle) 4:41
Play Time 46:18

Label: Camarillo Music

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This album offers moments captured by a tape recorder when two giants of improvised music performed one night in 1980 in a New York City club. The occasion was one of thousands of casual encounters among jazz musicians who may not often play together but who share common values and knowledge. When Such chance collaborations work as well as this one did, they can inspire and illuminate. With Mitchell and Marsh both now gone, this segment of a night's work together is a valuable reminder of the importance of two artists who enriched jazz and gave enormous pleasure to listeners who recognize the real thing.
(Doug Ramsey)