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I have some work commitments which will prevent me from posting this Reveal until May 4, unless I post it today (April 29). I hope that the slightly early Reveal is all right. 

I hope that you enjoy the album title and album artwork for Track 8 as much as I do. 

 

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Lester Bowie’s Brass Fantasy

·         Song: Siesta for the Fiesta

·         Album: The Fire This Time

·         Label: In and Out

·         Release Date: 1992

·       Recorded live on May 1, 1992 at the Moonwalker Club, Aarburg, Switzerland

·         Composer: Jimmie Lunceford

Personnel

  Lester Bowie: trumpet

  Vincent Chancey: French horn

·  Frank Lacy: trombone

·  Luis Bonilla: trombone

·  E. J. Allen: trumpet

·  Gerald Brezel: trumpet

·  Tony Barrero: trumpet

·  Bob Stewart: tuba

·  Famoudou Don Moye: percussion

·  Vinnie Johnson: drum

 

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Louisiana Sugar Babes

Song: Willow Tree

Album: I took this from Frog Spawn, a CD reissue of various artists on the Frog label.

Release Date: 1928

Label:  Victor

Composer: Fats Waller/Andy Razaf

Musicians:

James P. Johnson—Piano

Fats Waller—Organ

Garvin Bushnell—Clarinet

Jabbo Smith—Cornet

 

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Muhal Richard Abrams

Song: Oldfotalk

Album: The Hearinga Suite

Release Date: 1989

Label: Black Saint

Composer: Muhal Richard Abrams

Musicians:

 

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Duke Ellington

Song: Bourbon Street Jingling Jollies

Album: New Orleans Suite

Release Year:  1970

Label: Atlantic

Composer: Duke Ellington

Musicians:

 

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  • Rahsaan Roland Kirk

Song: Anysha

Album: Other Folks Music

Release Date: 1976

Label: Atlantic

Composer: Trudy Pitts

Arranger: Trudy Pitts

Musicians:

 

 

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Julius Hemphill

Song: For Billie

Album: Julius Hemphill Big Band

Release Date: 1988

Label: Elektra/Musician

Composer: Julius Hemphill

Musicians:

·  Julius Hemphill - alto saxophone, soprano saxophone

·  John Purcell, John Stubblefield, Marty Ehrlich - alto saxophone, soprano saxophone, flute

·  J. D. Parran - baritone saxophone, flute

·  David Hines, Rasul Siddik - trumpet

·  Vincent Chancey - french horn

·  Frank Lacy - trombone

·  David Taylor - bass trombone

·  Bill Frisell, Jack Wilkins - guitar

·  Jerome Harris - electric bass

·  Ronnie Burrage - drums

·  Gordon Gottlieb - percussion

 

 

 

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Either/Orchestra

Song: Born in a Suitcase

Album: Radium

Release Date: 1988

Label: Accurate

Composer: Russ Gershon

Musicians:

 

 

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Ed Palermo Big Band

Song: Laurie Frink

Album: A Lousy Day in Harlem

Release Date: 2019

Label: Sky Cat

Composer: Ed Palermo

Musicians:

Reeds:

ED PALMERO-alto sax
CLIFF LYONS - alto sax, clarinet
PHIL CHESTER - alto sax, soprano sax, flute, piccolo
BILL STRAUB - tenor sax, clarinet, flute
BEN KONO - tenor sax, flute, oboe
BARBARA CIFELLI - baritone sax, bass clarinet, Eb mutant clarinet

Trumpets:
RONNIE BUTTACAVOLI (lead)
JOHN BAILEY
STEVE JANKOWSKI

Trombones:
CHARLEY GORDON (lead)
MIKE BOSCHEN
MATT INGMAN (bass trombone)

Drums:
RAY MARCHICA

Electric Bass:
PAUL ADAMY

Piano:
BOB QUARANTA

Keyboard:
TED KOOSHIAN
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SOLOISTS
LAURIE FRINK: Phil Chester, soprano sax; Bill Straub, tenor sax

 

 

 

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Teo Macero

Song: Soft Distance

Album: Impressions of Miles Davis

Release Date:  2000

Label: Teo Records

Composer: Teo Macero

Musicians:

Paul Metzke-Guitar

Michael Brecker-Tenor Saxophone

Teo Macero-Keyboards

Ron McClure-Bass

Al Foster-Drums

 

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Dr. John

Song: Boxcar Boogie

Album: The Brightest Smile in Town

Release Date: 1989

Label: Clean Cuts

Composer: Dr. John (Mac Rebennack)

Piano: Dr. John

 

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Ahmed Abdul-Malik

Song: Song of Delilah

Album: Spellbound

Release Date: 1964

Label: Status

Composer: Victor Young/Ray Evans

Musicians:

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McCoy Tyner

Song: Theme For Nana

Album: Focal Point

Release Date: 1976

Label: Milestone

Composer: McCoy Tyner

Musicians:

· McCoy Tyner: piano

·  Joe Ford: alto saxophone, soprano saxophone, flute

·  Gary Bartz: alto saxophone, soprano saxophone, clarinet

·  Ron Bridgewater: tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone

·  Charles Fambrough: bass

·  Eric Gravatt: drums

·  Guilherme Franco: conga, tabla, percussion

 

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Carla Bley

Song: Útviklingssang

Album: Social Studies

Release Date: 1981

Label: Watt

Composer: Carla Bley

Musicians:

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Wow, some really interesting reveals here. I can't believe #5 is Rahsaan!! I really liked that, even moreso when I went back later to relisten. Also surprised at #6, I didn't really care for that one but do generally dig Hemphill. #7 had my interest too. I should really be a lot more familiar with the Either/Orchestra than I am. There was a lot of great stuff here... I am also adding the Muhal and the Ahmed Abdul-Malik to my want list. Track 8 -- haha! :lol:

Thanks so much for your efforts putting this all together. A fun BFT!

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1 hour ago, webbcity said:

Wow, some really interesting reveals here. I can't believe #5 is Rahsaan!! I really liked that, even moreso when I went back later to relisten. Also surprised at #6, I didn't really care for that one but do generally dig Hemphill. #7 had my interest too. I should really be a lot more familiar with the Either/Orchestra than I am. There was a lot of great stuff here... I am also adding the Muhal and the Ahmed Abdul-Malik to my want list. Track 8 -- haha! :lol:

Thanks so much for your efforts putting this all together. A fun BFT!

Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed it. That Rahsaan album was so common in the mid-1970s, that I thought that everyone would know it. I guess my advanced age is showing. 

Either/ Orchestra has several really good albums, including some of their later ones. After I saw them live I started to buy as many of their albums as I could find. 

I have to admit that I was drawn to the Ed Palmero album by the cover and album title. 

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2 hours ago, CardinalJazzFan said:

Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed it. That Rahsaan album was so common in the mid-1970s, that I thought that everyone would know it.

Hell, I've owned it since then. And I STILL didn't get it here!!!!

Gotta say, though, that at the time it seemed a little "anti-climactic" so, I've yet to revisit. Might do that again soon.

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I will need to find out more about Ed Palmero.  Not familiar with him at all.  I own six of the albums in the BFT (Muhal, Duke, Rahasaan, Either/Orchestra, Abdul-Malik, Mccoy) and didn't get any of them right.  The Teo Macero cut was interesting, but don't expect to ever come by the CD/

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4 hours ago, JSngry said:

Hell, I've owned it since then. And I STILL didn't get it here!!!!

Gotta say, though, that at the time it seemed a little "anti-climactic" so, I've yet to revisit. Might do that again soon.

I played it in the past week and was impressed by how good it is. 

4 hours ago, felser said:

I will need to find out more about Ed Palmero.  Not familiar with him at all.  I own six of the albums in the BFT (Muhal, Duke, Rahasaan, Either/Orchestra, Abdul-Malik, Mccoy) and didn't get any of them right.  The Teo Macero cut was interesting, but don't expect to ever come by the CD/

Ed Palermo has had a big band for many years that has recorded many albums of mostly Frank Zappa compositions. I have not heard those albums  but have read about them. This album is supposedly his turn to his own compositions and jazz standards. 

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