Live at the Roosevelt Grill With Vic Dickenson, Vol. 4 Bobby Hackett

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  • Release Date: 06/03/2003
  • Sales Rank: 128,623
  • Label: CHIAROSCURO RECORDS
  • UPC: 091454017928

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Live at the Roosevelt Grill With Vic Dickenson, Vol. 4

1LISTENYou Stepped Out of a Dream / Vic Dickenson 5:56
2LISTENI Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) / Vic Dickenson 4:45
3LISTENTake the "A" Train / Vic Dickenson 3:41
4LISTENMister Lucky / Vic Dickenson 2:49
5LISTENStompin' at the Savoy / Vic Dickenson 3:42
6LISTENLove Is Just Around the Corner / Vic Dickenson 4:24
7LISTENSunday / Vic Dickenson 4:37
8LISTENThe Girl from Ipanema / Vic Dickenson 4:20
9LISTENLove Is Here to Stay / Vic Dickenson 3:33
10LISTENManha de Carnaval / Vic Dickenson 3:40
11LISTENAutumn in New York / Vic Dickenson 3:55
12LISTENSaturday Night Is the Loneliest Night of the Week / Vic Dickenson 4:11
13LISTENI Left My Heart in San Francisco / Vic Dickenson previously unreleased 3:44
14LISTENManhattan / Vic Dickenson previously unreleased 5:43
15LISTENKeepin' Out of Mischief Now / Vic Dickenson previously unreleased 3:59
16LISTENI Thought About You / Vic Dickenson previously unreleased 4:33

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Live at the Roosevelt Grill With Vic Dickenson, Vol. 4 catches cornetist Bobby Hackett performing on various nights at the New York City club from March through May of 1970. The '70s were rough for Hackett, who found himself toiling with health problems and financial woes during a time when traditional jazz of any kind was increasingly being ignored by the public. All that is in direct contrast, however, to how beautifully the one-time Bix Beiderbecke disciple plays here. Sharing the front line with trombonist Dickenson, Hackett's trademark supple tone and swinging phrases are clearly audible on such standards as "You Stepped Out of a Dream," "Take the 'A' Train," and the sublime "Sunday." Always one to stay au courant, Hackett even tries out his luscious melodic style on such cocktail/bossa nova numbers as "'Mister Lucky" and "The Girl from Ipanema." Showcasing the stellar rhythm section of pianist Dave McKenna, bassist Jack Lesberg, and drummer Cliff Leeman, the recording does contain some crowd noise, which only adds to the period atmosphere. Matt Collar, All Music Guide

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