(Hard Bop) Gene Ammons - Groove Blues (1958) - 1992, APE (image+.cue) lossless

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REM GENRE "Hard Bop"
REM DATE 1958
REM DISCID 360A7704
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PERFORMER "Gene Ammons And His All-Stars"
TITLE "Groove Blues"
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    TITLE "Ammon Joy"
    PERFORMER "Gene Ammons And His All-Stars"
    INDEX 01 00:00:00
  TRACK 02 AUDIO
    TITLE "Groove Blues"
    PERFORMER "Gene Ammons And His All-Stars"
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    INDEX 01 13:19:40
  TRACK 03 AUDIO
    TITLE "Jug Handle"
    PERFORMER "Gene Ammons And His All-Stars"
    INDEX 00 22:51:45
    INDEX 01 22:54:60
  TRACK 04 AUDIO
    TITLE "It Might As Well Be Spring"
    PERFORMER "Gene Ammons And His All-Stars"
    INDEX 00 33:04:40
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On January 3, 1958, Gene Ammons had a good day-a very good day.
Recording sessions from that date resulted in two albums with his All Stars,
GROOVE BLUES and the equally impressive THE BIG SOUND. On GROOVE BLUES,
the All Stars stretch out on four tunes: Ammons' own "Jug Handle,"
two numbers by pianist Mal Waldron, and one song by Rogers and Hammerstein.
The All Stars boast four saxophonists and represent the cream of the post-bop crop.
John Coltrane's alto, Pepper Adams' baritone, and Paul Quinichette's tenor
trade off with Ammons' tenor with fire and grace. Their massed sound, along with
Jerome Richardson's flute, is a dazzling force as it flies over the piano and rhythm section gently
pushing "Groove Blues." The closing ballad, "It Might as Well be Spring," is built around the lush
tones of Ammons' solitary horn and the piano-anchored trio, its 11 minutes of passionate romanticism
drifting by like a hypnotic reverie.

Gene Ammons (tenor saxophone);
John Coltrane (alto saxophone);
Paul Quinichette (tenor saxophone);
Pepper Adams (baritone saxophone);
Jerome Richardson (flute);
Mal Waldron (piano);
George Joyner (bass);
Arthur Taylor (drums).