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Lee Konitz meets Jimmy Giuffre / Jazz Workshop 180 gram Vinyl New & Sealed

Personnel: 

Lee Konitz, Hal McKusick (as), Warne Marsh, Ted Brown (ts), Jimmy Giuffre (bs), Bill Evans (p), Buddy Clark (b), Ronnie Free (d)

Reference: JW-076 LP

Format: LP / 12" / 33rpm / STEREO

Label: JAZZ WORKSHOP

Catalogue Reference: JW-076

Recording Year: 1959

Country of Pressing: SPAIN

Comments: Sealed New Copy

Reissue of the original Verve MG VS-6073

Cover Grade: MINT

Vinyl Grade: MINT

Side One:

1. Palo Alto (Konitz) 3:09

2. Darn That Dream (Van Heusen-De Lange) 1:56

3. When Your Lover Has Gone (Swan) 5:03

4. Cork 'N Bib (Konitz) 9:52

Side Two:

1. Somp'M Outa' Nothin' (Giuffre) 4:30

2. Someone to Watch Over Me (G. & I. Gershwin) 3:37

3. Uncharted (Giuffre) 3:56

4. Moonlight in Vermont (Suessedorf-Blackburn) 3:59

5. The Song Is You (Kern-Hammerstein) 5:07

Originally issued in Stereo on VERVE MG VS-6073

Personnel:

Lee Konitz, Hal McKusick (alto sax), Warne Marsh, Ted Brown (tenor sax), Jimmy Giuffre (baritone sax), Bill Evans (piano), Buddy Clark (bass), Ronnie Free (drums).

Recorded in New York City, on May 12 (Side 1) & 13 (Side 2), 1959

Original recordings supervised by Norman Granz

Liner notes by Jimmy Giuffre

Cover photo: Bill Rotsler

Art direction: Sheldon Marks

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Review:

"[...] Altoist Lee Konitz meets up with baritonist Jimmy Giuffre, whose arrangements for five saxes (including the great tenor Warne Marsh) and a trio led by pianist Bill Evans are sometimes equally influenced by classical music and bop. Overall this third-stream set contains music that is easier to respect and admire than to love."

Scott Yanow -All Music Guide