Dizzy Gillespie - A Musical Safari (1961) [Jazz][mp3 320][schon5

Dizzy Gillespie - A Musical Safari Year: 1961 Produced by Dizzy Gillespie (1974 Booman Records) Quality: 320 kbps Featuring Lalo Schifrin This Album is Recorded live at the Monterey Jazz Festival in September 1961. Dizzy's introduction is fun and the music is very well performed and recorded. "Desafinado" is excellent but "Long Long Summer" composed by Lalo Schifrin is my favorite track on the album. Lalo's Piano lick is so soulful that it could be ripe for a sample. The final track "Kush" is a wild journey at over Nine Minutes. It has some fantastically funky Drumming by Chuck Lampkin and as Lalo starts his brilliant Piano Solo, the Bass played by Bob Cunningham and Drums are so tight it hurts. Here are the Uncredited Rear Album Cover Notes in entirety. A Musical Safari most accurately describes what evolved from this afternoon concert in september, 1961 at Monterey Jazz Festival. Dizzy's always felt close to his African roots; be it in the Afro-Cuban sound that is rightfully called the Father of or the gentle hypnotic beat of Bossa-nova. Dizzy's music is always sanctified with a quality that appeals to all. This recording captures a truly historic moment in modern music. Personnel: Alto & Flute - Leo Wright Drums - Chuck Lampkin Bass - Bob Cunningham Vocal - Joe Carroll & Dizzy Gillespie Dizzy Gillespie - A Musical Safari Tracks: 00 Duke's Intro & Dizzy's Rap 01 Desafinado 02 Lorraine 03 Long Long Summer 04 OO Pop A Dah 05 Pau De Arara 06 Kush

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