MUS 1510 CD REVIEW POSSIBILITIES

I. Possible recordings found in the Supplementary Listening/Sources for Listening section, listed at the end of each chapter in Mark Gridley’s Concise Guide to Jazz.

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II. EARLY PERIOD (New Orleans – Chicago)

Louis Armstrong (trumpet)

The Hot Fives (1925, w/Johnny Dodds, Kid Ory), Columbia 44049

The Hot 5’s & Hot 7’s (1927-28, w/Dodds, Earl Hines), Columbia 44422

Armstrong & Ellington Complete Sessions, Capitol Records, CDP 7938442

Laughin Louie (1932-33), RCA/Bluebird 9759

Bessie Smith (vocal)

The Collection (1932-33), w/L. Armstrong, C. Hawkins, F. Henderson), Columbia 44441

Sidney Bechet (Soprano Sax)

The Victor Sessions – Master Takes (1932-43), RCA/Bluebird 2402 (3 CD Boxed Set).

Bix Beiderbecke

Singin the Blues, Columbia 45450

Memories of You, Biograph 112

King Oliver

Louis Armstrong/King Oliver, Milestone 47017

Jelly Roll Morton

His complete Victor Recordings, RCA/Bluebird 2631

III. SWING

Count Basie

Any Jazz big band recording

Duke Ellington

Any Jazz big band recording

Art Tatum

The Tatum Group Masterpieces, Vol. 7, Pablo 2405 430

Benny Carter

Jazz Giant (w/ Ben Webster), OJCCD-167-2 (Contemporary 7555)

Benny Carter Song Book, Music Masters Jazz 01612-65134-2

IV. BEBOP

Dizzy Gillespie

The Complete RCA Recordings, RCA/Bluebird 66528-2

Compact Jazz – D. Gillespie Big Band – Verve Records 314 511 393-2

Charlie Parker

Compact Jazz – (w/Miles), Polygram/Verve 833 288

Bird at St. Nicks, OJCCD-041-2, (Jazz Workshop 500)

The Quintet at Massey Hall, OJCCD-044-2 (Debut 124)

Thelonius Monk

Quartet/Misterioso, OJCCD-206-2, Riverside 1133

5 by Monk 5, OJCCD-362-2, Riverside 1150

At Town Hall, OJCCD-039-2, Jazzland 46

Bud Powell

The Amazing Bud Powell, Vol. 1 & 2, Blue Note 81504

V. HARD BOP

Dexter Gordon

Homecoming: Live at Village Vanguard, Columbia 46824

Bouncin w/Dex, Inner City 2060

A Swingin Affair, Blue Note 84133

Doin’ Alright, Blue Note 84077

Sextet in N.Y., OJCCD-035-2, Riverside 1157

Portrait of Cannonball Adderley, OJCCD-361-2, Riverside 269

Somethin’ Else, Blue Note

Sonny Rollins

Saxophone Colossus, OJCCD-291-2, 7079

Tenor Madness, OJCCD-124-2, Prestige 7047

Rollins + 4, OJCCD-243-2, Prestige, 7038

Clifford Brown

Memorial, OJCCD-017-2, Prestige 7055

Horace Silver

Song for my Father, Blue Note Records, CDP 584 185

Horace Silver and the Jazz Messengers, Blue Note, BST (8) – 81518

Art Blakey

Ugetsu, OJCCD-090-2, Riverside 9464

VI. PROGRESSIVE

John Coltrane

Soultrane, OJCCD-021-2, Prestige 7142

Giant Steps, Atlantic Records, LTZ-K-15197

My Favorite Things, Atlantic Records

Ascension, Impulse Records

VOCAL JAZZ

Betty Carter

Look What I Got, Polygram Records

Sarah Vaughn

Sassy Sings, SAGA Label

VII. AVANT-GARDE/FREE

Ornette Coleman

Free Jazz, 1960 (Atlantic 1364, CD/LP)

The Shape of Jazz to Come, 1959 (Atlantic 1317)

Art Ensemble of Chicago

People of Sorrow, Nessa Records

Eric Dolphy

Out to Lunch, Blue Note Records 84163

Anthony Braxton

3 Compositions of New Jazz, Delmark Records

Albert Ayler

Spiritual Unity

George Russell

The Jazz Workshop, RCA Victor

Other styles not listed:

-Fusion

-Modal

-Cool

To purchase CD’s: To borrow CD’s:

FYE – 323-9617 WMU Dance & Music Library

Crossroads Mall S. Westnedge, Portage Dalton Center building, third floor

(the one near J.C. Penny’s)

Bring your 151 syllabus to receive Kalamazoo Public Library 342-9837

a 10% discount on purchases 315 S. Rose 49007

(manager – Ty)

*Fastidiously exam the CD review criteria found in your 151 syllabus to receive* maximum credit per review!!!