Paul Desmond (The Paul Desmond Quartet) - Like Someone In Love (

eac secure cue log scans Paul Desmond Quartet - Like Someone in Love (1975 in 1992, Telarc unveiled a series of performances from the vault on a short-lived label punningly entitled "Telarchive," beginning with this long-delayed encore to the original releases from Paul Desmond's "Canadian" quartet. Recorded live in Toronto's Bourbon Street Jazz Club several months before the live dates released on Horizon and Artists House, it finds Desmond growing comfortable with his new Toronto friends but not quite settled into their laid-back ways quite yet. There are passages in this session where Desmond sounds a bit uncharacteristically scattered and unfocused, where guitarist Ed Bickert becomes the more fluid and stable solo partner, and bassist (and engineer) Don Thompson takes a lengthy solo on every track. Desmond seems to produce his best work in the material that he seems most familiar with. The title track is the one that catches fire most brightly (with a wry assist from "We're in the Money") and "Things Ain't What They Used to Be" finds him working in some clever asides from, yes, Ravel's "Daphnis et Chloe." The wistful European melancholy of Django Reinhardt's "Nuages" suits him perfectly and Jobim's "Meditation" makes its first appearance on a Desmond recording. - by Richard Ginell, AMG Tracks: 1. Just Squeeze Me (Duke Ellington/Lee Gaines) 8:45 2. Tangerine (Johnny Mercer/Victor Schertzinger) 9:46 3. Meditation (Norman Gimbel/Antonio Carlos Jobim/Newton Mendonça) 10:59 4. Nuages (Jacques Larue/Django Reinhardt) 10:37 5. Like Someone in Love (Johnny Burke/Jimmy Van Heusen) 9:50 6. Things Ain't What They Used to Be (Mercer Ellington/Ted Persons) 11:11 Personnel: Paul Desmond (Alto Saxophone) Ed Bickert (Guitar) Don Thompson (Double Bass) Jerry Fuller (Drums)

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froogAL (2013-11-07)

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