Nat Adderley
Sayin' Something / Live At Memory Lane
From the Vaults of Atlantic Records (series)
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- The album "Sayin' Something" was originally released in 1966 as Atlantic 1460. "Live At Memory Lane" was recorded in its entirety at "Memory Lane" in Los Angeles, CA, at one of the special Monday night Jazz concerts presented by KBCA deejays Tommy Bee & Les Carter. Previously released in 1967 as Atlantic 1474.
- Released: June 7, 2004
- Originally Released: 1999
- Label: Collectables Records
- Original Album #1: Atlantic 1460 (1966)
- Original Album #2: Atlantic 1474 (1967)
Description by OLDIES.com:
Nat Adderley (brother of the legendary Cannonball) took up the trumpet in 1946 and switched to the cornet in 1950. He played with Lionel Hampton and other jazz greats before joining forces with his brother's quintet in 1959. On these two recordings, you'll hear him performing songs written by Duke Ellington, Herbie Hancock and Joe Zawinul (Weather Report). Hancock and Zawinul lend support as sessionmen, as do Joe Henderson, J.J. Johnson, Ernie Royal and others.
Tracks:
- 1.Manchild
- 2.Call Me
- 3.Walls Of Jericho
- 4.Gospelette
- 5.Satin Doll
- 6.Cantaloupe Island
- 7.Hippodelphia
- 8.The Other Side
- 9.On My Journey Now
- 10.Fun
- 11.Good Old Summertime
- 12.Lavender Woman
- 13.Painted Desert
- 14.Theme
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Product Info
- Sales Rank: 123,006
- UPC: 090431626320
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