Dinah Washington with Lucky Thompson's All Stars - "No Voot, No Boot" скачать видео бесплатно

vova47

Great to hear from you. I am aware of this bit of history of soprano sax. I might add not being a huge fan of soprano, Lucky is about the only one I truly like on that horn. His warm tone is a thing of beauty also he's always in tune... Yes, there are a lot more of LT available than previously. I used to pay an arm and two legs for his out of print records in New York.

Finkanslig

vova47, you are most welcome. Eli ‘Lucky’ Thompson is among my all-time faves on tenor sax. But I especially love his soprano. He took it up before Coltrane; about that time Steve Lacy, too, emerged w/ his brand of ss. A lot of LT out there. Thanks to whiteray1, here is some uncommon Lucky - w/ The Queen of the Blues, to boot. Enjoy! :I:

vova47

Thank you Mr.Finkanslig for the info, it was very helpful. I am crazy about Lucky and any information about him is welcome.

Finkanslig

Recorded in LA, CA, 10 DEC ‘45 w/ Karl George tp Jewel Grant as/ Gene Porter cl, as, bari/ Lucky Thompson ts/ Wilbert Baranco p/ Milt Jackson vib/ Charlie Mingus b/ Lee Young d/ Dinah Washington voc The other side of the 78 rpm is WISE WOMAN BLUES - but Lucky doesn’t solo on it - and 2 more sides came from this session. This same All Stars unit got in 8 more sides over the next few days. The Queen’s Jazz vocals on all 12 are matchless. And those LT solos, wow. Thank you! :I:

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