Gene Ammons Trio вђ Fast Track Fast Track Soul Jazz Tenor Saxophone

Gene Ammons And His Band вђ Tenor Sax Favorites Volume Two 1952 Vinyl Widely regarded as an original founder of the "chicago school of tenor sax," ammons' nonchalant, yet indelible sound—echoing the soft, breathy tone of lester young —drove him to a great deal of fame within the post world war ii jazz crowds of the '50s. ammons, famously nicknamed "jug," had an inherent ability to cultivate new emotion. Tenor saxophonist gene ammons had a huge sound, and a coleman hawkins inspired ability to belt the blues and caress the ballads with equal facility. this 1960 session, part of a lengthy series of recordings ammons made for prestige, shows off his strengths impressively. his broad toned reading of the ballad "my romance" confirms his reputation.

Gene Ammons Trio вђ Fast Track Fast Track Soul Ja Boss tenor, an album by gene ammons. released in 1960 on prestige (catalog no. prlp 7180; vinyl lp). genres: soul jazz, hard bop. rated #60 in the best albums of 1960. featured peformers: gene ammons (tenor saxophone), tommy flanagan (piano), doug watkins (bass), art taylor (drums), ray barretto (congas), bob weinstock (producer), rudy van. But it is among the finest, most rewarding music tenor great gene ammons (1925 74) ever made. boss tenor — easily confused with boss tenors, the 1961 verve record ammons cut with sonny stitt — is probably included here due to ammons's enduring and unprecedented affiliation with prestige. ammons recorded over 50 albums for the label from. Boss tenor by gene ammons released in 1960. find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at allmusic. soul jazz. recording date. june 16, 1960. Gene ammons. eugene " jug " ammons (april 14, 1925 – august 6, 1974), [ 1] also known as "the boss", was an american jazz tenor saxophonist. [ 2] the son of boogie woogie pianist albert ammons, [ 1][ 3] gene ammons is remembered for his accessible music, steeped in soul and r&b. [ 4].

Soul Jazz Exc Vg Lp Richard Groove Holmes Gene Ammons Groovin Boss tenor by gene ammons released in 1960. find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at allmusic. soul jazz. recording date. june 16, 1960. Gene ammons. eugene " jug " ammons (april 14, 1925 – august 6, 1974), [ 1] also known as "the boss", was an american jazz tenor saxophonist. [ 2] the son of boogie woogie pianist albert ammons, [ 1][ 3] gene ammons is remembered for his accessible music, steeped in soul and r&b. [ 4]. By. shaunna morrison machosky. enlarge this image. gene ammons on the cover of 1960's boss tenor . courtesy of prestige. gene "jug" ammons was one of the tenor giants of his era. he had a big. All mastered from the original analog master tapes by mastering maestro kevin gray. for nearly a quarter century, beginning in 1950, tenor saxophonist gene ammons (1925 1974) was among the brightest stars in the prestige records firmament. whether leading, or partaking in, one of prestige’s jam sessions, immersing himself in the organ.