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Music for the Small Hours

Music for the Small Hours

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  • Release Date: 01/01/2012
  • Barcode: 8018344021201
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Label Family: Rearward
Music for the Small Hours

Music for the Small Hours

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EDITORIAL REVIEWS
2008 release of this '60s recording by the American Jazz drummer Kenny Clarke and Belgian pianist Francy Boland, leading one of the finest Jazz ensembles ever assembled outside of the U.S. Had it not been for the post-war migration of many top American Jazz musicians to Europe, it is quite likely that the legendary Clarke-Boland Big Band might never have come into existence. As it happened, when Gigi Campi set up the first Big Band record date in Cologne in 1961, he was able to call upon such distinguished self-exiled Jazz stars as Benny Bailey (originally from Cleveland, Ohio), Sahib Shihab (Savannah, Georgia), Jimmy Woode (Boston, Massachusetts) and, of course, Kenny Clarke (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania). 10 tracks.

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  • Number of Discs: 1
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