DEXTER GORDON, Coppin' The Haven (Part II) (Drew)
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Uploaded by rogerjazzfan on Jun 11, 2010
Part two of the 2nd track from Gordon's "One Flight Up" album. Recorded at CBS studios, Paris, France (06/02/1964), by Jaques Lubin. Dexter Gordon (tenor saxophone); Donald Byrd (trumpet); Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen (bass); Kenny Drew (piano); Art Taylor (drums).
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mas que grande pianista....
wseaqyght34217 1 year ago
Perfect cut between the 2 halves once again, Roger, of course.
Donald's groove at the Haven is every bit as rich as that of Dexter's before him, and he melds seemlessly into the exciting chorus taken by Kenny Drew, an exercise in smooth soloing, with 1st class backing from the finest rhythm section 'round these parts, NHOP & A.T.!
StradMan37 1 year ago