Groovin' to Marty Paich Phil Woods

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  • Release Date: 03/01/2005
  • Sales Rank: 79,750
  • Label: JAZZED MEDIA
  • UPC: 783707056104

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Groovin' to Marty Paich

1LISTENGroovin' High / Phil Woods & The Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra 4:16
2LISTENWalkin' Shoes / Phil Woods & The Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra 4:06
3LISTENI've Never Been in Love Before / Phil Woods & The Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra 5:57
4LISTEN'Round Midnight / Phil Woods & The Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra 3:35
5LISTENDonna Lee / Phil Woods & The Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra 4:18
6LISTENMoanin' / Phil Woods & The Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra 6:49
7LISTENAnthropology / Phil Woods & The Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra 4:12
8LISTENViolets for Your Furs / Phil Woods & The Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra 4:06
9LISTENBernie's Tune / Phil Woods & The Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra 4:04
10LISTENAiregin / Phil Woods & The Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra 3:13
11LISTENToo Close for Comfort / Phil Woods & The Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra 4:03
12LISTENShaw 'Nuff / Phil Woods & The Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra 4:20

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At a 2004 West Coast jazz festival presented by producer Ken Poston, altoist Phil Woods was featured performing Marty Paich arrangements with the Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra. The re-created charts were originally recorded by Art Pepper in the 1950s, with the majority drawn from the famous Art Pepper + Eleven album. Woods has a different sound and a slightly different style than Pepper, but his playing is certainly complementary and a logical choice for this project. Pianist Christian Jacob directed the 12-piece orchestra and, although his verbal introductions are sometimes a bit awkward, the music works quite well. Woods, who takes a rare clarinet solo on "Anthropology" (which he jokes about), is in top form throughout. Highlights include "Groovin' High," "Walkin' Shoes," "Bernie's Tune," and "Shaw 'Nuff." Fans of West Coast jazz will enjoy this intriguing reinterpretation of Marty Paich's classic charts. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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