Then and Now Red Rodney

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  • Release Date: 09/05/1992
  • Sales Rank: 95,486
  • Label: CHESKY RECORDS
  • UPC: 090368007926

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Then and Now

1LISTENWoody 'n You 6:06
2LISTENMarmaduke 5:40
3LISTENLittle Suede Shoes 6:30
4LISTENUn Poco Loco 6:22
5LISTENThe Scene Is Clean 6:50
6LISTENEarly Autumn 5:24
7LISTENConfirmation 6:16
8LISTENCongo Blues 4:11
9LISTENIf You Could See Me Now 5:47
10LISTENYard's Pad 6:06
11LISTENCrazeology 5:04
12LISTENThe Interview 9:49

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Red Rodney's final recording (cut two years before his death) finds the 64-year-old sticking exclusively to flugelhorn and still displaying strong chops. Performing with his working quintet (Chris Potter on tenor and alto, pianist Garry Dial, bassist Jay Anderson and drummer Jimmy Madison) Rodney returns to his roots, performing 11 bop-era standards with a twist. Producer Bob Belden helped reharmonize many of the songs, and even though the original melodies are stated, the results sound more modern than one would expect. Potter (showing a great deal of potential that he has since realized) and Dial have many fine solos, while Rodney sounds pretty strong, pushing himself. The CD concludes with Rodney talking for 9˝ minutes about his experiences in the bebop days and about this project, a perfect conclusion to a successful and important career. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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