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3枚組CD JAMES MOODY SEPTET ジェームス・ムーディ ・セプテット / The Moody Story 1951-1955 feat. Dave Burns [FSRCD 1146]
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★ジョージア州サバンナで生まれ、ニュージャージー州ニューアークで育ったジェイムス・ムーディ（1925-2010）は、10代の頃に音楽への情熱を育んだ。16歳でアルト・サックスを手にし、ひたすら練習を始めた。テナー・サックスが好きになったのは、それから1年以上後のことだった。1943年から1946年まで陸軍に所属していたムーディは、音楽訓練を受け、楽器の初歩を学んだ。1946年夏に除隊した直後、ムーディはガレスピーのビッグバンドに参加した。
★パーカーやガレスピーの革新的なスタイルと独自のアプローチを融合させたソリストとしての才能は注目を集めた。1949年初頭、かなり落胆したムーディはパリに向かうことを決意し、そこでレコーディング・アーティストとしての成功を収め、マイルス・デイヴィスやマックス・ローチといった著名なミュージシャンとコラボレートした。また、ストックホルムにも行き、スウェーデンのミュージシャンとレコーディングを行った。ヨーロッパでの経験を経て、1951年にアメリカに戻ったムーディは、マーキュリー・レコードと契約し、一夜限りの公演を行う大規模なツアーに乗り出し、一般大衆にジャズの魅力を広める上で極めて重要な役割を果たした。
★サンフランシスコ・クロニクル紙に寄稿したラルフ・グリーソンは、ムーディーのバンドを「この国で最高のスモール・グループのひとつであり、緊密な結びつきでありながらゆるやかにスイングするユニット」と評した。 「デイヴ・バーンズ、ピー・ウィー・ムーア、シンガーのバブス・ゴンザレスやエディ・ジェファーソンといったミュージシャンとのセプテットは、記憶に残るパフォーマンスを生み出した。ムーディーのレコードは、ダンサブルなリズムだけでなく、複雑なジャズ・アレンジも取り入れ、より目の肥えた聴衆に応えた。批評家からの評価を得たり、リズム・アンド・ブルース・ミュージシャンというレッテルを貼られたりという困難に直面しながらも、ムーディーのレコーディングは、時にガレスピーやタッド・ダメロン・スタイルを彷彿とさせるモダンで力強いスウィング・サウンドを聴かせ、常に人々を魅了し、注目を集めた。
CD 1
01. Serenade in Blue (Warren-Gordon) 3:06
02. Margie (Davis-Conrad-Robinson) 3:00
03. Moody's Home (James Moody) 2:45
04. Wiggle Waggle (James Moody) 2:32
05. Until the Real Thing Comes Along (Holiner-Nichols-Cahn-Chaplin) 2:36
06. Hey Jim (James Moody) 3:06
07. Moody's Theme (James Moody) (2:27
08. My Ideal (Robin-Whiting-Chase) 2:52
09. The Bite (James Moody) 2:40
10. Poor Butterfly (Golden-Hubble) 3:01
11. My Ideal (Robin-Whiting-Chase) 2:31
12. St. Louis Blues (W.C. Handy) 2:32
13. The James Moody Story (James Moody) 2:26
14. And Now Moody Speaks (James Moody) 2:27
15. Feelin' Low (Parrish-Smith-Bishop) 3:13
16. Wail Bait (Quincy Jones) 3:02
17. N.J.R. (I'm Gone) (Quincy Jones) 3:19
18. A Hundred Years from Today (Young-Washington) 2:45
19. Keepin' Up with Jonesy (Quincy Jones) 3:14
20. Workshop (Walter Fuller) 3:08
CD 2
01. That Man O'Mine (Wade-Jones-Newbolt) 2:58
02. Over the Rainbow (Arlen-Harburg) 3:03
03. Jack Raggs (James Moody) 2:40
04. Mambo with Moody (Quincy Jones) 4:07
05. It Might as Well Be Spring (Take1) (Rodgers-Hammerstein II) 3:51
06. It Might as Well Be Spring (Take 2) 3:45
07. Blues in the Closet (Oscar Pettiford) 3:53
08. Moody's Mood for Blues (Moody-Jones) 5:31
09. Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen (Traditional) 2:51
10. I've Got the Blues (Eddie Jefferson) 2:43
11. Blue Walk (Benny Golson) 3:14
12. Faster James (Quincy Jones) 3:40
13. There Will Never Be Another You (Warren-Gordon) 3:52
14. Disappointed (Eddie Jefferson) 6:22
15. Hard to Get (Jack Segal) 4:05
16. Little Ricky (Johnny Acea) 3:53
CD 3
01. Big Ben (Benny Golson) 4:21
02. Little John (John Lathan) 4:17
03. Show Eyes (Johnny Acea) 4:23
04. And You Called My Name (Benny Golson) 4:12
05. Jammin' with James (Moody-Burns) 11:41
06. The Golden Touch (Quincy Jones) 4:13
07. The Nearness of You (Carmichael-Washington) 4:56
08. Donkey Serenade (Stothart-Friml-Forrest-Wright) 3:48
09. Moody's Blue Again (Quincy Jones) 4:37
10. The Strut (Benny Golson) 4:06
11. A Sinner Kissed an Angel (David-Joseph) 4:02
12. Wail Moody, Wail (Moody-Burns) 14:00
Sources CD1:
The following records were initially released by MERCURY as 78 rpm
Tracks #1 & 3 (8258), #7 & 8 (70001), #13 & 14 (70102); #15 & 16 (70185)
Tracks #6,8,15,16 from the 10-inch album “Moodsville” (EmArcy MG 26040)
Tracks #1-5,7,9,10,12,13,14 from the 12-inch LP “The Moody Story” (EmArcy MG 36031)
Track #11 from the 12-inch album “The Moody Story” (EmArcy 195J-10104)
Tracks #19 & 20 were initially released as 78 rpm (Prestige 885)
Tracks #17-20 from the 10-inch album “James Moody’s Moods” (Prestige PRLP 192)
Tracks #17-20 also issued on 12-inch album “Moody” (Prestige PRLP 7072)
Sources CD2:
The following records were initially released by PRESTIGE as 78 rpm
Tracks #2 & 4 (890), #1 & 3 (896), #8 (899), #6 & 12 (903), #7 & 9 (914), #10 & 11 (917)
Tracks #2-5 from the 10-inch album “James Moody’s Moods” (Prestige PRLP 192)
Tracks #6-12 from the 10-inch album “Moody” (Prestige PRLP 198)
Tracks #2,3,4,6,8,9 also issued on the 12-inch album “Moody” (Prestige PRLP 7072)
Tracks #6,10-12 from the 12-inch album “James Moody’s Moods” (Prestige PRLP 7056)
Tracks #13-16 from the 12-inch album “James Moody’s Hi Fi Party” (Prestige PRLP-7011)
Sources CD3:
Tracks #1-4 from the 12-inch album “James Moody’s Hi Fi Party” (Prestige PRLP-7011)
Tracks #5, 10, 11 “from the 12-inch album James Moody’s Moods” (Prestige PRLP 7056)
Tracks #6, 7, 8, 9, 12 from the 12-inch album “Wail Moody, Wail” (Prestige PRLP 7036)
Personnel on CD 1:
Tracks #1-4: John Grimes, trumpet; Bob Range, trombone; James Moody, alto (#1,2,3) & tenor sax (#3,4); Cecil Payne, baritone sax; Johnny Acea, piano; Larry Goins, bass; Chink Williams, drums.
Recorded at Fulton Studios, New York City, October 1951
Tracks #5-8: Dave Burns, trumpet; Donald Cole; trombone; James Moody, alto (#5,7,8,10,11) & tenor sax (#6,9,12); Numa “Pee Wee” Moore, baritone sax; Argonne Thornton, piano; Larry Goins, bass; Teddy Stewart, drums; Babs Gonzales, vocal (#6).
Recorded at Fulton Studios, New York City, May 21, 1952
Tracks #9-12: Unknown trombone replaces Cole.
Recorded at Fulton Studios, New York City, June 6, 1952
Tracks #13-16: Dave Burns, trumpet; Donald Cole, Bennie Green (added on #13,14); trombones; James Moody, alto (#13,15,16) & tenor sax (#14), vocal (#13); Numa “Pee Wee” Moore, baritone sax; Argonne Thornton, piano; John Latham, bass; Teddy Stewart, drums; Babs Gonzales, vocal (#13).
Recorded at Fulton Studios, New York City, June 15, 1953
Tracks #17-20: Dave Burns, trumpet; William Shepherd, trombone; James Moody, alto (#18), tenor (#17,19,20); “Pee Wee” Moore, baritone sax; Argonne Thornton, piano; John Latham, bass; Joe Harris, drums; Eddie Jefferson, vocal (#20). Quincy Jones, arranger.
Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; January 8, 1954
Personnel on CD 2:
Tracks #1-4: Dave Burns, trumpet; William Shepherd, trombone; James Moody, alto (#2,4) & tenor sax (#1,3); Numa “Pee Wee” Moore, baritone sax; Jimmy Boyd, piano; John Latham, bass; Joe Harris, drums; Iona Wade, vocal (#1). Quincy Jones, arranger.
Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; April 12, 1954
Tracks #5-8: Dave Burns, trumpet; William Shepherd, trombone; James Moody, alto (#6,8) & tenor sax (#5,7,8); Numa “Pee Wee” Moore, baritone sax; Jimmy Boyd, piano; John Latham, bass; Clarence Johnston, drums. Quincy Jones, arranger.
Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; September 29, 1954
Tracks #9-12: Dave Burns, trumpet; William Shepherd, trombone; James Moody, alto (#9) & tenor sax (#10-16); Numa “Pee Wee” Moore, baritone sax; Jimmy Boyd, piano; John Latham, bass; Clarence Johnston, drums; Eddie Jefferson, vocal (#10, 14). Quincy Jones, Benny Golson, Johnny Acea, arrangers.
Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; January 28, 1955
Tracks #13-16: Same as previous.
Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; August 23, 1955
Personnel on CD 3:
Tracks #1-5: Dave Burns, trumpet; William Shepherd, trombone; James Moody, alto (#2,8,11,12) & tenor sax (#1,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,12); Numa “Pee Wee” Moore, baritone sax; Jimmy Boyd, piano; John Latham, bass; Clarence Johnston, drums.
Quincy Jones, Benny Golson, Johnny Acea, arrangers.
Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; August 24, 1955
Tracks #6-12: Same as previous.
Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; December 12, 1955
Original recordings supervised by Bob Shad (CD-1 #1-16) and Bob Weinstock
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★パーカーやガレスピーの革新的なスタイルと独自のアプローチを融合させたソリストとしての才能は注目を集めた。1949年初頭、かなり落胆したムーディはパリに向かうことを決意し、そこでレコーディング・アーティストとしての成功を収め、マイルス・デイヴィスやマックス・ローチといった著名なミュージシャンとコラボレートした。また、ストックホルムにも行き、スウェーデンのミュージシャンとレコーディングを行った。ヨーロッパでの経験を経て、1951年にアメリカに戻ったムーディは、マーキュリー・レコードと契約し、一夜限りの公演を行う大規模なツアーに乗り出し、一般大衆にジャズの魅力を広める上で極めて重要な役割を果たした。
★サンフランシスコ・クロニクル紙に寄稿したラルフ・グリーソンは、ムーディーのバンドを「この国で最高のスモール・グループのひとつであり、緊密な結びつきでありながらゆるやかにスイングするユニット」と評した。 「デイヴ・バーンズ、ピー・ウィー・ムーア、シンガーのバブス・ゴンザレスやエディ・ジェファーソンといったミュージシャンとのセプテットは、記憶に残るパフォーマンスを生み出した。ムーディーのレコードは、ダンサブルなリズムだけでなく、複雑なジャズ・アレンジも取り入れ、より目の肥えた聴衆に応えた。批評家からの評価を得たり、リズム・アンド・ブルース・ミュージシャンというレッテルを貼られたりという困難に直面しながらも、ムーディーのレコーディングは、時にガレスピーやタッド・ダメロン・スタイルを彷彿とさせるモダンで力強いスウィング・サウンドを聴かせ、常に人々を魅了し、注目を集めた。
CD 1
01. Serenade in Blue (Warren-Gordon) 3:06
02. Margie (Davis-Conrad-Robinson) 3:00
03. Moody's Home (James Moody) 2:45
04. Wiggle Waggle (James Moody) 2:32
05. Until the Real Thing Comes Along (Holiner-Nichols-Cahn-Chaplin) 2:36
06. Hey Jim (James Moody) 3:06
07. Moody's Theme (James Moody) (2:27
08. My Ideal (Robin-Whiting-Chase) 2:52
09. The Bite (James Moody) 2:40
10. Poor Butterfly (Golden-Hubble) 3:01
11. My Ideal (Robin-Whiting-Chase) 2:31
12. St. Louis Blues (W.C. Handy) 2:32
13. The James Moody Story (James Moody) 2:26
14. And Now Moody Speaks (James Moody) 2:27
15. Feelin' Low (Parrish-Smith-Bishop) 3:13
16. Wail Bait (Quincy Jones) 3:02
17. N.J.R. (I'm Gone) (Quincy Jones) 3:19
18. A Hundred Years from Today (Young-Washington) 2:45
19. Keepin' Up with Jonesy (Quincy Jones) 3:14
20. Workshop (Walter Fuller) 3:08
CD 2
01. That Man O'Mine (Wade-Jones-Newbolt) 2:58
02. Over the Rainbow (Arlen-Harburg) 3:03
03. Jack Raggs (James Moody) 2:40
04. Mambo with Moody (Quincy Jones) 4:07
05. It Might as Well Be Spring (Take1) (Rodgers-Hammerstein II) 3:51
06. It Might as Well Be Spring (Take 2) 3:45
07. Blues in the Closet (Oscar Pettiford) 3:53
08. Moody's Mood for Blues (Moody-Jones) 5:31
09. Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen (Traditional) 2:51
10. I've Got the Blues (Eddie Jefferson) 2:43
11. Blue Walk (Benny Golson) 3:14
12. Faster James (Quincy Jones) 3:40
13. There Will Never Be Another You (Warren-Gordon) 3:52
14. Disappointed (Eddie Jefferson) 6:22
15. Hard to Get (Jack Segal) 4:05
16. Little Ricky (Johnny Acea) 3:53
CD 3
01. Big Ben (Benny Golson) 4:21
02. Little John (John Lathan) 4:17
03. Show Eyes (Johnny Acea) 4:23
04. And You Called My Name (Benny Golson) 4:12
05. Jammin' with James (Moody-Burns) 11:41
06. The Golden Touch (Quincy Jones) 4:13
07. The Nearness of You (Carmichael-Washington) 4:56
08. Donkey Serenade (Stothart-Friml-Forrest-Wright) 3:48
09. Moody's Blue Again (Quincy Jones) 4:37
10. The Strut (Benny Golson) 4:06
11. A Sinner Kissed an Angel (David-Joseph) 4:02
12. Wail Moody, Wail (Moody-Burns) 14:00
Sources CD1:
The following records were initially released by MERCURY as 78 rpm
Tracks #1 & 3 (8258), #7 & 8 (70001), #13 & 14 (70102); #15 & 16 (70185)
Tracks #6,8,15,16 from the 10-inch album “Moodsville” (EmArcy MG 26040)
Tracks #1-5,7,9,10,12,13,14 from the 12-inch LP “The Moody Story” (EmArcy MG 36031)
Track #11 from the 12-inch album “The Moody Story” (EmArcy 195J-10104)
Tracks #19 & 20 were initially released as 78 rpm (Prestige 885)
Tracks #17-20 from the 10-inch album “James Moody’s Moods” (Prestige PRLP 192)
Tracks #17-20 also issued on 12-inch album “Moody” (Prestige PRLP 7072)
Sources CD2:
The following records were initially released by PRESTIGE as 78 rpm
Tracks #2 & 4 (890), #1 & 3 (896), #8 (899), #6 & 12 (903), #7 & 9 (914), #10 & 11 (917)
Tracks #2-5 from the 10-inch album “James Moody’s Moods” (Prestige PRLP 192)
Tracks #6-12 from the 10-inch album “Moody” (Prestige PRLP 198)
Tracks #2,3,4,6,8,9 also issued on the 12-inch album “Moody” (Prestige PRLP 7072)
Tracks #6,10-12 from the 12-inch album “James Moody’s Moods” (Prestige PRLP 7056)
Tracks #13-16 from the 12-inch album “James Moody’s Hi Fi Party” (Prestige PRLP-7011)
Sources CD3:
Tracks #1-4 from the 12-inch album “James Moody’s Hi Fi Party” (Prestige PRLP-7011)
Tracks #5, 10, 11 “from the 12-inch album James Moody’s Moods” (Prestige PRLP 7056)
Tracks #6, 7, 8, 9, 12 from the 12-inch album “Wail Moody, Wail” (Prestige PRLP 7036)
Personnel on CD 1:
Tracks #1-4: John Grimes, trumpet; Bob Range, trombone; James Moody, alto (#1,2,3) & tenor sax (#3,4); Cecil Payne, baritone sax; Johnny Acea, piano; Larry Goins, bass; Chink Williams, drums.
Recorded at Fulton Studios, New York City, October 1951
Tracks #5-8: Dave Burns, trumpet; Donald Cole; trombone; James Moody, alto (#5,7,8,10,11) & tenor sax (#6,9,12); Numa “Pee Wee” Moore, baritone sax; Argonne Thornton, piano; Larry Goins, bass; Teddy Stewart, drums; Babs Gonzales, vocal (#6).
Recorded at Fulton Studios, New York City, May 21, 1952
Tracks #9-12: Unknown trombone replaces Cole.
Recorded at Fulton Studios, New York City, June 6, 1952
Tracks #13-16: Dave Burns, trumpet; Donald Cole, Bennie Green (added on #13,14); trombones; James Moody, alto (#13,15,16) & tenor sax (#14), vocal (#13); Numa “Pee Wee” Moore, baritone sax; Argonne Thornton, piano; John Latham, bass; Teddy Stewart, drums; Babs Gonzales, vocal (#13).
Recorded at Fulton Studios, New York City, June 15, 1953
Tracks #17-20: Dave Burns, trumpet; William Shepherd, trombone; James Moody, alto (#18), tenor (#17,19,20); “Pee Wee” Moore, baritone sax; Argonne Thornton, piano; John Latham, bass; Joe Harris, drums; Eddie Jefferson, vocal (#20). Quincy Jones, arranger.
Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; January 8, 1954
Personnel on CD 2:
Tracks #1-4: Dave Burns, trumpet; William Shepherd, trombone; James Moody, alto (#2,4) & tenor sax (#1,3); Numa “Pee Wee” Moore, baritone sax; Jimmy Boyd, piano; John Latham, bass; Joe Harris, drums; Iona Wade, vocal (#1). Quincy Jones, arranger.
Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; April 12, 1954
Tracks #5-8: Dave Burns, trumpet; William Shepherd, trombone; James Moody, alto (#6,8) & tenor sax (#5,7,8); Numa “Pee Wee” Moore, baritone sax; Jimmy Boyd, piano; John Latham, bass; Clarence Johnston, drums. Quincy Jones, arranger.
Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; September 29, 1954
Tracks #9-12: Dave Burns, trumpet; William Shepherd, trombone; James Moody, alto (#9) & tenor sax (#10-16); Numa “Pee Wee” Moore, baritone sax; Jimmy Boyd, piano; John Latham, bass; Clarence Johnston, drums; Eddie Jefferson, vocal (#10, 14). Quincy Jones, Benny Golson, Johnny Acea, arrangers.
Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; January 28, 1955
Tracks #13-16: Same as previous.
Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; August 23, 1955
Personnel on CD 3:
Tracks #1-5: Dave Burns, trumpet; William Shepherd, trombone; James Moody, alto (#2,8,11,12) & tenor sax (#1,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,12); Numa “Pee Wee” Moore, baritone sax; Jimmy Boyd, piano; John Latham, bass; Clarence Johnston, drums.
Quincy Jones, Benny Golson, Johnny Acea, arrangers.
Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; August 24, 1955
Tracks #6-12: Same as previous.
Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; December 12, 1955
Original recordings supervised by Bob Shad (CD-1 #1-16) and Bob Weinstock
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