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At the Village Vanguard (Spec Packaging) Review

At the Village Vanguard (Spec Packaging)
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This was a terrific record when it was issued and it is just as good today. The up-tempo pieces feature tight arrangements and great solos and the band's enthusiasm is infectious. The balads are lovely as well. The sound on the CD is excellent. I would recommend the CD to any jazz lover.

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Lionel Hampton & the Golden Men of Jazz Review

Lionel Hampton and the Golden Men of Jazz
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Lionel Hampton & the Golden Men of Jazz live at the Blue Note is one of my favorite jazz CD's. I really was hoping this DVD would be of the same quality. Unfortunately the mixing is really bad. Sometimes all you can hear is cymbal. Clark Terry's flugal sounds muted all the time like it has a rag in it. The overall mix is terrible -- you can barely hear the horns when they are playing together. When a soloist begins, it takes a while before they turn up the microphone. Definitely not of the quality of some of my other favorite DVD's --- Diana Krall live in Paris or Count Basie & Diane Shure. Get those first!

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The legendary Lionel Hampton, the "King of the Vibraphone," performs in concert with his dazzling array of sidemen: "The Golden Men of Jazz."This sensational performance recorded during his 1993 European tourwas so outstanding it led to a thundering 20-minute ovation! Song List (Composed by): Hamp (Lionel Hampton), Cool Vibes (Clark Terry), Lester Leaps In (Lester Young), God Bless the Child (B. Holliday) Turn Me Loose (Al Grey), Paradise (Clifford Brown), How High the Moon (Morgan Lewis), I Remember Clifford (Benny Golson), Drum on In (Al Grey), Lover (Dave Brubeck), Seven Come Eleven (Benny Goodman), Hey Baba Rebob (Lionel Hampton), What a Wonderful World (Weiss-Douglass)

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