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Joe Henderson - The Standard Joe (CD)

Henderson breathes new life, ferocity and humor into the familiar repertoire turf of Blue Bossa, Take the ‘A’train e Round Midnight

On March 21, 1991, Henderson again recorded for Red Records, this time producing The Standard Joe at the Sear Sound recording studio in New York City, with bassist Rufus Reid replacing Haden. Three songs from the session touch base with Henderson’s halcyon Blue Note days - Blue Bossa comes from Page One, Henderson’s debut as a leader on Blue Note in 1963 that became a jam session staple around the world. In’n Out, an altered modal blues, is from his April 1964 album of the same name while Inner Urge is from his November 1964 album of the same name and has a melody mainly derived from the Lydian Major 7th Flat 5 Chord. Johnny Green’s Body and Soul became staple of the jazz repertoire after Coleman Hawkins put it on the jazz map, and here Henderson plays two long takes of the song, both near perfect. Thelonious Monk’s Round Midnight provokes a memorable Henderson interpretation, while Take the ‘A’ Train, written by Billy Strayhorn, was Duke Ellington’s signature tune but never before performed by saxophone, bass and drums combination.

Track Listing

    • Blue Bossa
    • Inner Urge
    • Body And Soul – Take 1
    • Take The A Train
    • Round Midnight
    • Blues In F (In ‘N Out)
    • Body And Soul – Take 2

    Additional Details

    Label: Red Records

    Genre: Jazz

    Run Time: 69 mins

    Release Date: 05/07/15

    UPC: 027312322484

    Henderson breathes new life, ferocity and humor into the familiar repertoire turf of Blue Bossa, Take the ‘A’train e Round Midnight

    On March 21, 1991, Henderson again recorded for Red Records, this time producing The Standard Joe at the Sear Sound recording studio in New York City, with bassist Rufus Reid replacing Haden. Three songs from the session touch base with Henderson’s halcyon Blue Note days - Blue Bossa comes from Page One, Henderson’s debut as a leader on Blue Note in 1963 that became a jam session staple around the world. In’n Out, an altered modal blues, is from his April 1964 album of the same name while Inner Urge is from his November 1964 album of the same name and has a melody mainly derived from the Lydian Major 7th Flat 5 Chord. Johnny Green’s Body and Soul became staple of the jazz repertoire after Coleman Hawkins put it on the jazz map, and here Henderson plays two long takes of the song, both near perfect. Thelonious Monk’s Round Midnight provokes a memorable Henderson interpretation, while Take the ‘A’ Train, written by Billy Strayhorn, was Duke Ellington’s signature tune but never before performed by saxophone, bass and drums combination.

    Track Listing

      • Blue Bossa
      • Inner Urge
      • Body And Soul – Take 1
      • Take The A Train
      • Round Midnight
      • Blues In F (In ‘N Out)
      • Body And Soul – Take 2

      Additional Details

      Label: Red Records

      Genre: Jazz

      Run Time: 69 mins

      Release Date: 05/07/15

      UPC: 027312322484

      $15.30
      Joe Henderson - The Standard Joe (CD)
      $15.30

      Description

      Henderson breathes new life, ferocity and humor into the familiar repertoire turf of Blue Bossa, Take the ‘A’train e Round Midnight

      On March 21, 1991, Henderson again recorded for Red Records, this time producing The Standard Joe at the Sear Sound recording studio in New York City, with bassist Rufus Reid replacing Haden. Three songs from the session touch base with Henderson’s halcyon Blue Note days - Blue Bossa comes from Page One, Henderson’s debut as a leader on Blue Note in 1963 that became a jam session staple around the world. In’n Out, an altered modal blues, is from his April 1964 album of the same name while Inner Urge is from his November 1964 album of the same name and has a melody mainly derived from the Lydian Major 7th Flat 5 Chord. Johnny Green’s Body and Soul became staple of the jazz repertoire after Coleman Hawkins put it on the jazz map, and here Henderson plays two long takes of the song, both near perfect. Thelonious Monk’s Round Midnight provokes a memorable Henderson interpretation, while Take the ‘A’ Train, written by Billy Strayhorn, was Duke Ellington’s signature tune but never before performed by saxophone, bass and drums combination.

      Track Listing

        • Blue Bossa
        • Inner Urge
        • Body And Soul – Take 1
        • Take The A Train
        • Round Midnight
        • Blues In F (In ‘N Out)
        • Body And Soul – Take 2

        Additional Details

        Label: Red Records

        Genre: Jazz

        Run Time: 69 mins

        Release Date: 05/07/15

        UPC: 027312322484

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