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LEM WINCHESTER AND BENNY GOLSON
WINCHESTER SPECIAL
THIS BRAND NEW LP IS ON THE NEW JAZZ LABEL DISTRIBUTED VIA CARRERE.
THIS REISSUE OF A 1959 LP WAS RELEASED IN 1983. THE RECORD IS MINT, THE SLEEVE IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
THIS ALBUM RECEIVES A FOUR STAR **** REVIEW IN THE LATEST EDITION OF THE ALL MUSIC GUIDE TO JAZZ. THE MAXIMUM RATING IS FIVE STARS.
THE CATALOGUE NUMBER OF THIS UNPLAYED LP IS: 68.375 (NEW JAZZ 8223).
TRACK LISTING:
SIDE ONE:
Down Fuzz (Lem Winchester); If I Were A Bell (Lem Winchester); Will You Still Be Mine? (unknown).
SIDE TWO:
Mysticism (Len Foster); How Are Things In Glocca Morra? (Burton Lane, Yip Harburg); The Dude (Lem Winchester).
PERSONNEL:
Lem Winchester (vibes); Benny Golson (tenor sax); Tommy Flanagan (piano); Wendell Marshall (bass); Arthur Taylor (drums).
RECORDED SEPTEMBER 25th, 1959.
This excellent LP features the ill-fated vibraphonist Lem Winchester with tenor saxophonist Benny Golson for three standards, an obscurity and two of the leader's own compositions.
The music falls between bop and hard bop, with consistently swinging solos that are generally fairly inventive.
This was one of Winchester's three recordings for New Jazz, as is easily recommended to straight-ahead jazz fans.
Lem Winchester was born in Philadelphia in 1928. He had great potential as a vibraphonist, but it was all cut short by a tragic accident in 1961, when he unsuccessfully demonstrated a trick with a revolver.
Influenced by Milt Jackson, but developing a sound of his own, Lem played tenor, baritone and piano before choosing to stick exclusively to vibes. he made a big impression at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1958 and was soon recording regularly with such major players as Oliver Nelson.
Originally a police officer, Lem resigned from the force in 1960 so as to be a musician full time, sadly, this was not to be a long-lasting career.
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