Heavy Sounds Elvin Jones

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CD - Remastered

  • Release Date: 09/21/1999
  • Original Release: 1968
  • Sales Rank: 60,673
  • Label: POLYGRAM RECORDS
  • UPC: 731454795920
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Heavy Sounds

1LISTENRaunchy Rita 11:35
2LISTENShiny Stockings 5:13
3LISTENM.E. 2:40
4LISTENSummertime 11:37
5LISTENElvin's Guitar Blues 3:29
6LISTENHere's That Rainy Day 7:02

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Editorial Reviews

For this CD reissue, an Impulse! session co-led by drummer Elvin Jones and bassist Richard Davis was brought back by MCA. Tenor saxophonist Frank Foster and pianist Billy Green complete the quartet, which performs an erratic but generally interesting set of music including "Shiny Stockings," Foster's funky "Raunchy Rita," and "Elvin's Guitar Blues"; the latter briefly features Jones making his first and only appearance on guitar. The music is essentially advanced hard bop but is not all that essential. [The 1999 CD reissue is a 20-bit remaster.] Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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July 09, 2001: Elvin Jones always puts in a good effort and reaps the rewards. HEAVY SOUNDS is dynamic, with POLYCURRENTS sharing that magic. Classic playing by Frank Foster on SOUNDS with very earthy, and honest, playing by all. The album starts off with a classic groove taking you right up to the hang - out, slow swing part of the 1960's. As the album reveals itself, it unassumingly opens up to a wider spectrum of challenges and relations without it loosing the charm of that period. I wish this recording could go on well beyond the date. YOUNGBLOOD?S ''Angel Eyes'' is worth the entire price of admission for that recording. Illustrious, Robust, unique phrasing, rolling and tumbling, yearning and energized, Redman makes the tenor cry in a way I?ve never heard before. In so far as Elvin Jones, it wasn?t his name preceding him making a believer out of me. Elvin?s playing on these recordings made me appreciate him for who he is on his own merits. Elvin Jones is a strong composer with deep musicianship and even Heavier Sounds. Jeffrey Hayden Shurdut (jeffreyhshurdut@hotmail.com)