Modern Touch Marty Paich

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  • Release Date: 12/22/2005
  • Original Release: 1959
  • Sales Rank: 54,813
  • Label: LONEHILL JAZZ SPAIN
  • UPC: 8436019581865

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Modern Touch

1LISTENIt's All Right with Me / Marty Paich Big Band 3:33
2LISTENI've Ground Accustomed to Her Face / Marty Paich Big Band 3:45
3LISTENI've Never Been in Love Before / Marty Paich Big Band 4:18
4LISTENI Love Paris / Marty Paich Big Band 6:13
5LISTENToo Close for Comfort / Marty Paich Big Band 3:51
6LISTENYounger Than Springtime/The Surrey with the Fringe on Top / Marty Paich Big Band 4:06
7LISTENIf I Were a Bell / Marty Paich Big Band 3:39
8LISTENLazy Afternoon / Marty Paich Big Band 3:29
9LISTENJust in Time / Marty Paich Big Band 3:12
10LISTENIt Don't Mean a Thing / Marty Paich Big Band 3:14
11LISTENNo More / Marty Paich Big Band 4:25
12LISTENLove for Sale / Marty Paich Big Band 4:28
13LISTENMoanin' / Marty Paich Big Band 5:04
14LISTENViolets for Your Furs / Marty Paich Big Band 4:08
15LISTENWhat Am I Here For/Cottontail / Marty Paich Big Band 5:34
16LISTENWarm Valley / Marty Paich Big Band 4:27
17LISTENThings Ain't What They Used to Be / Marty Paich Big Band 4:13

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Modern Touch is a CD reissue that compiles the complete contents of two LPs led by arranger-pianist Marty Paich: The Broadway Bit and I Get a Boot out of You. Since the groups are similar (being 12 or 13 pieces depending on whether they have two or three trumpets), both of the albums were recorded in 1959, and the mixture of show tunes with jazz standards is logical; this is a very unified set. Paich's arrangements always swing, altoist Art Pepper is well showcased, and among the other key players are Jimmy Giuffre (clarinet and baritone), vibraphonist Victor Feldman, trumpeters Stu Williamson and Jack Sheldon, and either Paich or Russ Freeman on piano. This is fun if slightly conservative music that fits the modern mainstream of the era. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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