BUDDY DEFRANCO MR CLARINET Blakey VERVE MONO Bop - HEAR
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BUDDY DEFRANCO MR CLARINET Blakey VERVE MONO Bop - HEAR
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TURN UP YOUR SPEAKERS & LISTEN TO A TRACK OFF THIS LP THAT I UPLOADED FOR YOU TO HEAR !
ARTIST :THE BUDDY DEFRANCO QUARTET
TITLE :MR. CLARINET
FORMAT :VINYL LP RECORD
LABEL :VERVE MONO MGV 8159
VERVE CLEF TRUMPETER LABEL DEEP GROOVE
COVER :NEAR MINT IN SHRINK WRAP
VINYL :NEAR MINT
COMMENTS :
Over the years, Buddy DeFranco's admirers have often wondered why the clarinet's popularity as a jazz instrument declined considerably after World War II and the swing era -- why haven't more improvisers applied Charlie Parker's ideas to the clarinet, and why is the clarinet usually stereotyped as a swing/Dixieland/classic jazz instrument rather than a bebop, post-bop, avant-garde, soul-jazz, or fusion instrument? Perhaps it has something to do with the demands of the clarinet -- it is a tough instrument to master, and it becomes even more demanding when you're dealing with the complexities of bop. But those challenges never stopped DeFranco, who was 30 when he recorded Mr. Clarinet for Verve in 1953. By that time, DeFranco was being hailed as "the Charlie Parker of the Clarinet," and he lives up to that title on this excellent album (which boasts Kenny Drew on piano, Milt Hinton on bass, and Art Blakey on drums). Throughout Mr. Clarinet, DeFranco makes the clarinet sound perfectly logical as a bop instrument -- which was certainly an innovative thing to do back in the late '40s and early '50s. Whether he is playing original material or standards (including "But Not for Me" and "It Could Happen to You"), DeFranco refuses to let the clarinet's evolution end with Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Sidney Bechet, and Barney Bigard; he has no problem making the clarinet sound relevant to the bebop scene of 1953. (It should be noted that Shaw was also exploring bop on the clarinet in the early '50s, but regrettably, he decided to retire from music in 1955.) Most of the bop-oriented recordings that DeFranco provided in the '50s are well worth owning; Mr. Clarinet is no exception. Review - Alex Henderson
SONG TRACKS
1. Buddy's Blues
2. Ferdinando
3. It Could Happen To Me
4. Autumn In New York
5. Left Field
6. Show Eyes
7. But Not For Me
8. Bass On Balls
PERSONNEL
Art Blakey Drums
Buddy DeFranco Clarinet
Milt Hinton Bass
Kenny Drew Piano
Milt Hinton Bass
Norman Granz Producer
Hello,
I travel frequently on weekends so if you email me or pay for an item on Friday or Saturday i may not respond until i return home Sunday nights. Kind Regards, Jeff
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MAY 14th INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING RATES & TERMINOLOGY IS CHANGING WITH UNITED STATES POST OFFICE. THERE LOOKS LIKE THERE IS NO MORE SURFACE RATE.
BELOW IS NEW SHIPPING RATES FOR ALBUMS
SHIPPING TO USA ALBUMS
Media averages 5-10 days to arrive
Prioriy 2-3 BUISNESS days
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1ST RECORD
$4 USA Media with insurance ( 50 cents each extra)
$8 USA Priority with insurance ($1 each extra)
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CANADA $7 1st LP $2 Each Extra
$23 for 10-15 LPS - CANADA FLATE RATE PRIORITY BOX
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INTERNATIONAL
$15 for 1 LP
$19 for 2LPS
$23 for 3LPS
$27 for 4LPS
$31 for 5LPS
$37 up to 15 LPS IN PRIORITY FLATE RATE INTERNATIONAL BOX
With new post office rates 1-5 LPS has gone up but atleast USPS is now allowing the Priority Flate Rate boxes
to be used international. You are allowed up to 20 pounds and i was just able to fit 15 LPS in one. And this was of course after i boxed the 15 LPS in a professional record mailer before putting in USPS's Priority box so no worry about protection. For those outside the USA that like to buy multiple records to save on shipping this flate rate international box will help.
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