Cannonball Adderley Quintet At The Lighthouse[Bonus Tracks](jazz)(flac)[rogercc][h33t]

THE CANNONBALL ADDERLEY QUINTET AT THE LIGHTHOUSE
[+bonus tracks]
Audio CD 10 Jan 2011
Label: Essential Jazz Classics
Format:Flac
(The cover photo, by William Claxton, shows-le/t to right Victor, Nat, Cannonball, Sam and Louis on the beach near The Lighthouse.)
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From the original album notes:
This heart-warming exciting and deeply earthy album is the third -and in many ways the most satisfying-recording by the remarkable Cannonball L Adderley Quintet. a group that has proven to be one of the major, and certainly one of the very swiftest, success stories in Jazz.
Like their first LP (the phenomenally widely-enjoyed Cannonball Adderley Quintet in San Francisco), this one was taken down while the band was in the process of acting upon and re-acting to a richly enthusiastic and more than room-filling night club audience. The setting is the most celebrated of southern California jazz spots, The Lighthouse, located in a suburb of Los Angeles The occasion was a one-day, Sunday afternoon and night stand by the Adderley group, the culmination of a month-long triumphal stay in and around L.A. (onetime stronghold of "cool" jazz) by this thoroughly warm and soulful band.
JULIAN "CANNONBALL" ADDERLEY, alto Sax ;
NAT ADDERLEY,cornet ;
VICTOR FELDMAN, piano;
SAM JONES, bass ;
LOUIS HAYES, drums.


Tracklist:
1. Sack O’ Woe 10:45
2. Big “P” 5:55
3. Blue Daniel 7:31
4. Azule Serape 9:29
5. Exodus 7:40
6. What Is This Thing Called Love 4:48
7. Our Delight 6:54
8. Blue Daniel 7:15*
9. The Old Country 6:16*
10. Dis Here 8:45*

Recorded 'live' at The Lighthouse, Hermosa Beach, California; October 16, 1960. [Originally issued on Riverside RLP 93441]

* Recorded live at the Monterey Jazz Festival,Monterey California ; September 24 1960

Total Time: 75:17
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Julian "Cannonball" Adderley was born September 15,1928, in Tampa, Florida. Julian learned saxophone in high school and later became the band director. After serving in the U.S.Army, 1950-53, he began playing saxophone as a hobby in local clubs. He later played with his brother Nat (cornetist) in Lionel Hampton's band. Julian played with Oscar Pettiford and also Miles Davis. He later formed a quintet with his brother and soared to jazz stardom possessing phenomenal technique. Julian died suddenly of a stroke / heart failure on Aug. 8, 1975 in Gary ,Indiana. He faithfully played on a King Super 20 Alto saxophone.