Garland Hank - Jazz Winds From a New Direction (180g)
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Garland Hank - Jazz Winds From a New Direction (180g)
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Item No. is CS 8372 No. Not applicable Manufacturer CTIHank Garland-Jazz Winds From A New Direction, 1LP, 180g, Columbia / Speakers Corner, 2015, Germany
Label Columbia / Speakers Corner Condition new Date of issue / reissue 1961/2015 format 1LP-audiophile Weight of record 180 speed 33 Cover default Sealed yes Country of origin USA / Germany Label-press number CS 8372 Status New item Label pressing number CS 8372 Land pressing USA / Germany Incl. 19% VAT. Buy it now Product inquiry For shipping abroad see tab "Shipping and payment methods". GARLAND HANK - Jazz Winds From A New Direction (180g)Hank Garland - Jazz Winds From A New Direction
Audiophile 180 gram reissue of Columbia / Speakers Corner
Hank Garland was not the first guitarist from the country and western scene to discover jazz as a new playground. Mundell Lowe (who still knows him today?) And Tal Farlow (whose Verve recordings have become classics) were two who became known to jazz fans.
Garland's role model Charlie Christian was the inspiration when he was invited by Columbia for a super session, and the LP "Jazz Winds From A New Direction" became a real hit. With Joe Morello, the drummer for the tricky, odd meters and Joe Benjamin, trained by Gerry Mulligan to conjure up harmoniously even without piano, and Gary Burton, a newcomer (he was 17 at the time!) On the vibraphone who nobody knew at the time, they were six tracks on a musical, stylistic and technical recording revelation.
Unfortunately, it was to be the only jazz session because, tragically, Hank Garland was unable to regain his old championship after a car accident. Jazz fans should grab it when they see this LP in the store, remastered. It was an enrichment for the musical horizon for the musicians during the recording and remains so for the listeners today.
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Hank Garland - guitar / Gary Burton - vibraphone / Joe Benjamin - bass / Joe Morello - drums
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Recording: June 1970 at Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, USA
Production: Creed Taylor
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