Various - Soho Scene '62 - Jazz Goes Mod Vol 2 - New LP Record Store Day 2023 Rhythm & Blues UK Vinyl - Jazz / Bop
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Various – Soho Scene '62 - Jazz Goes Mod Vol 2
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Label: |
Rhythm & Blues Records – R&B117 |
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Series: |
Soho Scene |
Format: |
Vinyl, LP, Record Store Day
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Country: |
UK |
Released: |
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Genre: |
Jazz |
Style: |
| A1 | Harold McNair Quartet– | Harry Flicks |
| A2 | Don Rendell Quintet– | Manumission |
| A3 | Dudley Moore Trio– | Theme From Beyond The Fringe |
| A4 | The Jazz Stars– | Have Jazz Will Travel |
| A5 | The British Jazz Trio– | Charlie Is My Darling |
| A6 | Ronnie Ross, Jazz Workshop– | Good Morning Judge |
| A7 | Tubby Hayes New Quintet– | Cool |
| B1 | Sounds Of Synanon, Joe Pass– | Hang Tough |
| B2 | Chico Hamilton– | El Toro |
| B3 | Gene Ammons– | My Babe |
| B4 | Kenny Burrell– | Out Of This World |
| B5 | Phineas Newborn Sr.– | Cabu |
RSD 2023 indie exclusive. In 1962, the London jazz scene was thriving but divided into two very different playing styles. The trad jazz scene was holed up at the 100 Club whereas across the road at The Marquee, modernist aspirations were fulfilled on Sunday evenings. If you wanted all night action, then you would head to The Flamingo Club in Wardour Street, where on dark and moody Saturdays, Soho's underworld figures converged for sessions that ran from midnight to 6am. Dance crazes such as "The Twist" and "The Madison" were taking off at various sophisticated venues in the West End. Modernists wouldn't be seen here though; their clubs were unlicensed premises in dark smoky basements serving a wholesome menu of Coca-Cola and hamburgers. A more soulful jazz sound was breaking through, personified by The Flamingo's house band, Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames, whose style was based on the kind of tracks found on this LP. Collected on side one is the cream of British jazz from 1962, whereas side two showcases influential American sounds from labels such as Impulse, Contemporary, and Prestige. This album captures the period just before rhythm and blues began to emerge as the dominant club sound, forcing clubs like the Flamingo to change in order to survive. Features Harold McNair Quartet, Don Rendell Quintet, Dudley Moore Trio, The Jazz Stars, The British Jazz Trio, Ronnie Ross/Jazz Workshop, Tubby Hayes New Quintet, Sounds Of Synanon & Joe Pass, Chico Hamilton, Gene Ammons, Kenny Burrell, Phineas Newborn.
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Various – Soho Scene '62 - Jazz Goes Mod Vol 2
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Label: |
Rhythm & Blues Records – R&B117 |
|---|---|
Series: |
Soho Scene |
Format: |
Vinyl, LP, Record Store Day
|
Country: |
UK |
Released: |
|
Genre: |
Jazz |
Style: |
| A1 | Harold McNair Quartet– | Harry Flicks |
| A2 | Don Rendell Quintet– | Manumission |
| A3 | Dudley Moore Trio– | Theme From Beyond The Fringe |
| A4 | The Jazz Stars– | Have Jazz Will Travel |
| A5 | The British Jazz Trio– | Charlie Is My Darling |
| A6 | Ronnie Ross, Jazz Workshop– | Good Morning Judge |
| A7 | Tubby Hayes New Quintet– | Cool |
| B1 | Sounds Of Synanon, Joe Pass– | Hang Tough |
| B2 | Chico Hamilton– | El Toro |
| B3 | Gene Ammons– | My Babe |
| B4 | Kenny Burrell– | Out Of This World |
| B5 | Phineas Newborn Sr.– | Cabu |
RSD 2023 indie exclusive. In 1962, the London jazz scene was thriving but divided into two very different playing styles. The trad jazz scene was holed up at the 100 Club whereas across the road at The Marquee, modernist aspirations were fulfilled on Sunday evenings. If you wanted all night action, then you would head to The Flamingo Club in Wardour Street, where on dark and moody Saturdays, Soho's underworld figures converged for sessions that ran from midnight to 6am. Dance crazes such as "The Twist" and "The Madison" were taking off at various sophisticated venues in the West End. Modernists wouldn't be seen here though; their clubs were unlicensed premises in dark smoky basements serving a wholesome menu of Coca-Cola and hamburgers. A more soulful jazz sound was breaking through, personified by The Flamingo's house band, Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames, whose style was based on the kind of tracks found on this LP. Collected on side one is the cream of British jazz from 1962, whereas side two showcases influential American sounds from labels such as Impulse, Contemporary, and Prestige. This album captures the period just before rhythm and blues began to emerge as the dominant club sound, forcing clubs like the Flamingo to change in order to survive. Features Harold McNair Quartet, Don Rendell Quintet, Dudley Moore Trio, The Jazz Stars, The British Jazz Trio, Ronnie Ross/Jazz Workshop, Tubby Hayes New Quintet, Sounds Of Synanon & Joe Pass, Chico Hamilton, Gene Ammons, Kenny Burrell, Phineas Newborn.
- Barcode: 5055869550130
