CD1: Full Nelson; Skookian; Miss Fine; Majorca; Cool; Back Woods; Lila's Theme; Ballad for Benny; Hoe Down; Paris Blues; What Kind of Fool Am I?; You Love But Once; Hobo Flats; Post No Bills; A ...

Screamin' the Blues; March On, March On; The Drive; The Meetin'; Three Seconds; Alto-itis. Oiver Nelson: tenor and alto saxophones; Eric Dolphy: alto saxophone and ...

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Last week, following my series on organ combos, Bill Kirchner sent along a terrific Backgrounder suggestion: Oliver Nelson's Taking Care of Business, Nelson's second leadership date. Recorded in March ...

Special to the SentinelWhen Triple Play acquired over 300 classic jazz LPs as a part of a very large collection of records we purchased from an estate in Rangely, I took home every record that had ...

The album's remaining four tracks feature the Oliver Nelson big band in a straight-head mode, a fascinating contrast coming off of the kaleidoscopic vocals of The Sound of Feeling. Spleen is on the ...

This week's StLJN Audio Archive post comes once again via the Flying Dutchman blog, which has preserved most of the output of that once vibrant, now defunct jazz imprint of the 1960s and 1970s.

Let's downshift slightly today during this week of little-known jazz albums with big-name arrangers conducting supersized orchestras. On Monday, I told you about Jimmy Smith's Portuguese Eyes (with ...

Satin Doll; The Very Thought Of You; Wives And Lovers; Ill Wind; It Could Happen To You; The Second Time Around; Quiet Nights; Call Me Irresponsible; You Don't Know What Love Is; If I Were A Bell; ...

Last week, following my series on organ combos, Bill Kirchner sent along a terrific Backgrounder suggestion: Oliver Nelson's Taking Care of Business, Nelson's second leadership date. Recorded in March ...