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He was advised to send bed warmers—used to heat beds in the cold New England winters—for resale in the West Indies, a tropical area. He was very urbane and appreciated the finer things in life, but he had a common touch with people—he got along with a whole spectrum. Antonio Carlos Jobim’s “Meditation” is Gordon’s second investigation of a bossa nova (first was “Morning of the Carnival” from the 1965 album Gettin’ Around )As Ira Gitler wrote on the liner notes for More Power, “Talk about creating a mood—Dex does it in all registers of the horn with a gorgeous sound and a feeling that envelops one with fireside warmth. They opened with ‘Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie,’ and Lester came out soloing—he was just fantastic.

A4 ("(Can't Get My) Head Around You", "80 Times", "A Lot Like Me", "A Thousand Days", "All Along", "All I Want", "Amazed", "Americana", "Amino Man", "Army of One", "Bad Habit", "Beheaded", "Behind Your Walls", "Bloodstains", "Burn It Up", "Can’t Repeat", "Change the World", "Come Out and Play", "Come Out Swinging", "Coming for You", "Conspiracy of One", "Crossroads", "Cruising California (Bumpin' In My Trunk)", "D. Simple diagrams are drawn in classes as well, but more complicated ones are usually done after lectures. Both Gordon and Gray are in particularly good form on “Move,” taped at Hollywood’s Hula Hut on August 27, 1950.Shortly after his first jail stay, Gordon penned “Stanley the Steamer” for a 1955 Bethlehem date led by West Coast bop drummer Stan Levey. Like much of his Copenhagen writing, it’s more a composition than a tune, with attractive changes that beg for a lyric. Schlitten and Gordon remained in touch, and in February 1969, Gordon signed a two-album contract with Prestige. Da Hui", "Days Go By", " Dirty Magic", "Don’t Pick It Up", " Fix You", "Genocide", " Gotta Get Away", "Have You Ever", "Hey Joe", "Hit That", "Huck It", "I Got a Right", "I'll Be Waiting", "Killboy Powerhead", "L. You can be certain that the fragrance worldview of the OG is it's a masterpiece of perfumery from Xerjoff.

Our interpretations should not be confused with the originals and the interpretations have no affiliation with the manufactures or designers. First documented in performance at Amsterdam’s Paradiso Club on February 5, 1969, “Fried Bananas” became an enduring staple of Gordon’s repertoire. John Young solos, Ammons ripostes, and the tenors banter to a conclusion over an extended, sloppy vamp. It floats along on a strong, buoyant pulse under an orb that is both Manakoorish Moon and Midnight Sun, and yet neither,” wrote Gitler in the notes. Besides the gods, Lester and Hawk and Don Byas, Dexter and Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis were the guys that guys my age were listening to when we were coming up,” says Sonny Rollins (b.The band picks up where they left off with Thelonious Monk’s “Rhythm-a-ning,” beginning with an intense 7:30 solo by Gordon. He surges fluently through “Fried Bananas,” evokes the bittersweet aura of Ellington’s voluptuous “Sophisticated Lady,” and roars cohesively through Monk’s “Rhythm-a-ning. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Hawes again morphs the Rhodes into tuned drums, and Clarke says a mouthful with a minimum of strokes.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Gordon is poetic, expressive and transparent; if this concert were the only recording of his oeuvre, he would rank as one of the great voices on any instrument. Gordon won the 1971 Down Beat Critics Poll for top tenor saxophonist on the strength of his four LPs with Schlitten, and signed his third and final contract with Prestige on July 14, 1971, to do two more albums.Gordon had recorded Cole Porter’s “Love for Sale” at the Montmartre in 1967, and addresses it similarly, stating the theme over a Latin groove, as played by Cannonball Adderley and Miles Davis on the 1958 album Something Else. This is not because I have high moral standards, but because children don't have the starving animation, so when they die, they'll stretch out.