The Art Pepper Quintet Smack Up 180g 45rpm 2LP

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The Art Pepper Quintet Smack Up 180g 45rpm 2LP

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SKU:
APLP7602-45
UPC:
APLP7602-45
Art Pepper left a legacy of innumerable appearances on records, but his sessions for Contemporary always seemed to find him in the best company and in the best shape. Here his impassioned alto sax is appropriately applied to the compositions of six saxophonists, among them Benny Carter, Ornette Coleman, and Pepper himself. The presence of Jack Sheldon in a rare performance as a small-group trumpeter was another important factor in the album's success.

Musicians:
Art Pepper, alto sax
Jack Sheldon, trumpet
Pete Jolly, piano
Jimmy Bond, bass
Frank Butler, drums

Selections:
1. Smack Up
2. Las Cuevas De Mario
3. A Bit Of Basie
4. How Can You Lose
5. Maybe Next Year
6. Tears Inside

Recorded October 24 & 25, 1960 at Contemporary Records in Los Angeles.

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