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Frank Wess - Whatever You Want (2018) [Mainstream Jazz]; FLAC (tracks)

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Frank Wess - Whatever You Want (2018) [Mainstream Jazz]; FLAC (tracks)

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Artist: Frank Wess
Album: Whatever You Want
Genre: Mainstream Jazz
Label: nagel heyer records
Released: 2018
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Tracklist:
  1. Dancing on the Ceiling
  2. I Hear Ya Talkin'
  3. June Is Bustin' out All Over
  4. But Beautiful
  5. Hard Sock Dance
  6. Gone with the Wind
  7. Monday Stroll
  8. What'd Ya Say
  9. It's so Peaceful in the Country
  10. Stop Gap
  11. Dill Pickles
  12. Liz
  13. Opus Pocus
  14. Salvation
  15. I See Your Face Before Me
  16. Lazy Sal
  17. Stella by Starlight
  18. Opus de Blues
  19. Struttin' Down Broadway
  20. Serenata
  21. Rainy Afternoon
  22. Excursion
  23. Star Eyes
  24. Boop-De-Doop
  25. You Leave Me Breathless

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One of the first major jazz flutists, Frank Wess was also a top Lester Young-influenced tenor man, an expert first altoist, and an occasional composer/arranger -- certainly a valuable man to have around. Early on he toured with Blanche Calloway, served in the military, and had stints with the Billy Eckstine Orchestra (1946), Eddie Heywood, Lucky Millinder, and R&B star Bull Moose Jackson. That was all just a prelude to Wess' important period with Count Basie's big band, from 1953-1964. His flute playing, so expertly utilized in Neal Hefti's arrangements, gave the Basie Orchestra a fresh new sound, and his cool-toned tenor contrasted well with the more passionate sound of fellow tenor Frank Foster; Wess also had opportunities to play alto with the classic big band. Wess subsequently freelanced in countless settings, playing with Clark Terry's big band, the New York Jazz Quartet (with Roland Hanna) during the second half of the 1970s, Dameronia (1981-1985), and Toshiko Akiyoshi's big band, and also had occasional reunions with Frank Foster. Frank Wess led sessions for Commodore (1954), Savoy, Prestige, Moodsville, Pablo (with Foster), Progressive, Uptown, Concord, and Town Crier. He died of a heart attack at the age of 91 in Manhattan on October 30, 2013. ~ Scott Yanow

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