A jazz masterpiece with the bass playing a central role.
A work that shines with deep bass and lyrical performance.
This is a masterpiece left behind by renowned bassist Paul Chambers as a leader. The unique structure, in which the bass weaves the melody while building on a solid bass foundation, is refreshing. This historic album, in which Chambers collaborated with virtuosos from the golden age of hard bop, expanded the possibilities of rhythm instruments.
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7 TRACKS:
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1)
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Yesterdays
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2)
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You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
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3)
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Chasin' The Bird
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4)
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Dear Old Stockholm
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5)
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The Theme
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6)
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Confessin
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7)
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Chamber Mate
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Written-By - Miles Davis (5)
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Guitar - Kenny Burrell
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Written-By - Kenny Burrell (7)
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Written-By - Charlie Parker (3)
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Written-By - Jerome Kern (1)
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Liner Notes - Michael Cuscuna
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Producer - Alfred Lion
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Recorded By - Rudy Van Gelder
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Bass - Paul Chambers (3)
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Written-By - Paul Chambers (3) (7)
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Drums - Art Taylor
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Written-By - Cole Porter (2)
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Piano - Hank Jones
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Written-By - Otto Harbach (1)
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Written-By - Al J. Nieburg
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Written-By - Ellis Reynolds (6)
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Written-By - Doc Daugherty (6)
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Liner Notes [Translation] - Hitoshi Namekata
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Liner Notes - Robert Levin (2)
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Liner Notes - Kazunori Harada
