All covers have a slight spine split, a minor corner bend and minor imperfections. Disc inside is undamaged.
Original Album Plus Bonus Tracks On 180g Vinyl LP!
Paul Chambers Jr. (1935-1969) was a jazz double bassist who was the anchor for trumpeter Miles Davis for eight years. Chambers' contribution on Kind Of Blue is considered to be some of the most rhythmically and harmonically supportive bass playing in the history of jazz. Chambers' 1957 masterpiece Bass On Top opens with "Yesterdays", which has some of the most beautiful bowed bass you can hear, with a sensitive but subtle support from Kenny Burrell, Hank Jones, and Art Taylor. "Dear Old Stockholm" is a another great beauty. (Also recorded on Davis' Round Midnight, with a great Paul Chambers solo.) "I'm Confessin' That I Love You" is essential Paul alone for four minutes of pure beauty.
Features
- 180g Vinyl
- Remastered
- Import
- Made in the E.U.
- Bonus Tracks
Musicians
Paul Chambers | bass |
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Hank Jones | piano (Side A, B1-B2) |
Kenny Burrell | guitar (Side A, B1-B2) |
Art Taylor | drums |
Red Garland | piano (B3-B4) |
Selections
Side A:
- Yesterdays
- You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
- Chasin' The Bird
- Dear Old Stockholm
Side B:
- The Theme
- Confessin'
- C-Jam Blues (Bonus Track)
- Billy Boy (Bonus Track)