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Taking off from 2004's Up Jumped Spring, trombonist Curtis Fuller once again reunites with a former Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers alum for a set of standards and original compositions. Joining Fuller this time is tenor saxophonist Javon Jackson, who played with Blakey from the late '80s until the drummer's death in 1990. Together they reignite the fiery, soulful Jazz Messenger aesthetic on such standout Fuller tunes as the John Coltrane-influenced "Maze" and the swinging hard boppish "A La Mode." Backing Fuller here is pianist Doug Carn, bassist Rodney Jordan, and drummer Fritz Wise.
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Release Date: | 03/15/2005 |
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Label: | Savant |
UPC: | 0633842206226 |
catalogNumber: | 2062 |
Rank: | 116487 |
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Performance Credits
Curtis Fuller Primary Artist,TromboneDoug Carn Piano
Javon Jackson Tenor Saxophone
Fritz Wise Drums
Rodney Jordan Bass,Double Bass
Technical Credits
Curtis Fuller ComposerNeal Hefti Composer
Doug Carn Composer
Javon Jackson Composer
Bobby Troup Composer
Richard Rodgers Composer
Sammy Cahn Composer
Joe Fields Executive Producer
Lorenz Hart Composer
Roger "Ram" Ramirez Composer
Jule Styne Composer
Jimmy Sherman Composer
Vincent Pelote Liner Notes
Jimmy Davis Composer
Jacey Falk Producer,Audio Production
Jeff Franklin Engineer
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