The Jazz Scene: San Francisco

Editorial Reviews

All Music Guide - Scott Yanow
This CD consists of the music formerly included on the albums Modern Music From San Francisco and Charlie Mariano Sextet. The former LP features three overlapping groups of musicians who were mostly based in San Francisco in the mid-'50s, with pianist Sonny Clark being a ringer. The Vince Guaraldi Quartet, the Ron Crotty Trio, and Jerry Dodgion's Quartet all show that the "modern" music played in San Francisco at the time was not much different than its better-known L.A. counterpart. The music swings, has smooth and light timekeeping from the rhythm section, and Dodgion's tone on alto is not that far from Bud Shank's at the time. The Charlie Mariano sextet's date was ...
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Editorial Reviews

All Music Guide - Scott Yanow
This CD consists of the music formerly included on the albums Modern Music From San Francisco and Charlie Mariano Sextet. The former LP features three overlapping groups of musicians who were mostly based in San Francisco in the mid-'50s, with pianist Sonny Clark being a ringer. The Vince Guaraldi Quartet, the Ron Crotty Trio, and Jerry Dodgion's Quartet all show that the "modern" music played in San Francisco at the time was not much different than its better-known L.A. counterpart. The music swings, has smooth and light timekeeping from the rhythm section, and Dodgion's tone on alto is not that far from Bud Shank's at the time. The Charlie Mariano sextet's date was recorded at San Francisco's Blackhawk and teams together players who were mostly from Boston or San Francisco, including altoist Mariano, trumpeter Dick Collins, trombonist Sonny Truitt, and pianist Richard Wyands. Two Truitt originals, a song apiece from Vince Guaraldi and Alec Wilder, plus three standards all serve as fine vehicles for concise solos, tight ensembles, and relaxed playing.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 1/30/2001
  • Label: Fantasy
  • UPC: 025218246026
  • Catalog Number: 24760

Tracks

Disc 1
  1. 1 Calling Dr. Funk - Vince Guaraldi (6:55)
  2. 2 Between 8th and 10th on Mission Street - Vince Guaraldi (8:44)
  3. 3 Ginza - Ron Crotty (4:08)
  4. 4 The Night We Called It a Day - Ron Crotty (3:45)
  5. 5 (I'm Afraid) the Masquerade Is Over - Ron Crotty (6:30)
  6. 6 Miss Jackie's Dish - Jerry Dodgion (9:08)
  7. 7 The Groove - Jerry Dodgion (5:45)
  8. 8 Come Rain or Come Shine - Charlie Mariano (4:14)
  9. 9 My Friend Ethel - Charlie Mariano (3:31)
  10. 10 After Coffee - Charlie Mariano (3:50)
  11. 11 Trouble Is a Man - Charlie Mariano (2:43)
  12. 12 Let's Get Away from It All - Charlie Mariano (2:44)
  13. 13 The Thrill Is Gone - Charlie Mariano (2:33)
  14. 14 The Nymph - Charlie Mariano (3:50)
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Album Credits

Performance Credits
Sonny Clark Piano
Eddie Duran Guitar
Vince Guaraldi Piano, Celeste
Charlie Mariano Alto Saxophone
Dick Collins Trumpet
Richard Wyands Piano
Eugene Wright Bass
Vernon Alley Bass
Ron Crotty Bass
Larance Marable Drums
John Markham Drums
Joe MacDonald Drums
Sonny Truitt Trombone
Technical Credits
Alec Wilder Composer
Ralph J. Gleason Liner Notes
Joe Tarantino Remastering
Jamie Putnam Art Direction
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