The Crawl: Live at Birdland Louis Hayes

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  • Release Date: 07/17/2007
  • Sales Rank: 111,262
  • Label: CANDID RECORDS
  • UPC: 708857904525

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The Crawl: Live at Birdland

1LISTENEscape Velocity / Louis Hayes Sextet 6:20
2LISTENThe Crawl / Louis Hayes Sextet 9:21
3LISTENYesterdays / Louis Hayes Sextet 8:42
4LISTENRun Before the Sun / Louis Hayes Sextet 10:00
5LISTENAutumn in New York / Louis Hayes Sextet 7:50
6LISTENBlues in Five Dimensions / Louis Hayes Sextet 10:47
7LISTENBushman Song / Louis Hayes Sextet 13:08

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Veteran modal and post bop stylists from the 1970s are featured on this enjoyable CD. Trumpeter Charles Tolliver, altoist Gary Bartz, tenor saxophonist John Stubblefield, pianist Mickey Tucker and bassist Clint Houston along with the drummer/leader are all heard in fine form even if Tolliver and to a lesser extent Bartz had not yet lived up to their great early potential. Bartz is brilliant during his feature spot on "Autumn in New York," Tolliver shows that he was still full of strong ideas, Stubblefield sounds quite original on both tenor and soprano and the rhythm section is superb. In fact bassist Houston often steals solo honors and his speedy patterns behind the horns are always worth listening to closely. With interesting modal originals to blow on, in addition to a blues and a pair of standards, this live session from 1989 has many memorable moments. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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