Art Pepper - Winter Moon download song

Jazz and overproduced strings suck.Thank god Coltrane never did it.

Even though this LP has (beautiful) strings - and thus might have been made with an eye to record sales, make NO mistake this guy is one of the finest alto players that has ever lived.. and (like others) he did every note of it addicted to heroin unfortunately. Art hits notes where you least expect them to hit like no one else has done - what a breathtaking tone he was blessed with too....

prefer this to Parker with strings

"Our Song" (Art Pepper) – 5:29 "Here's That Rainy Day" (Jimmy Van Heusen; Johnny Burke) – 5:18 "That's Love" (Art Pepper) – 4:50 "Winter Moon" (Hoagy Carmichael) – 5:30 "When the Sun Comes Out" (Harold Arlen; Ted Koehler) – 5:47 "Blues in the Night" (Harold Arlen; Johnny Mercer) – 6:59 "Prisoner (Love Theme from Eyes of Laura Mars)" (Lawrence; Desautels) – 6:45 Personnel[edit] Musicians[edit] Art Pepper – alto saxophone; clarinet on "Blues in the Night" Stanley Cowell – piano Howard Roberts – guitar Cecil McBee – bass Carl Burnett – drums Nate Rubin - violin, concert master Mary Ann Meredith, Sharon O'Connor, Terry Adams - cello Audrey Desilva, Clifton Foster, Dan Smiley, Elizabeth Gibson, Emily Van Valkenburg, Greg Mazmanian, John Tenney, Patrice Anderson, Stephen Gehl - violin Other personnel[edit] Bill Holman - arranger, conductor Jimmy Bond - arranger, conductor Phil Carroll - art director George Horn - mastering Galen Rowell - photography Ed Michel - producer Baker Bigsby, Wally Buck - recording Danny Kopelson - recording assistant

The art of Art ,simply beautiful

I haphazardly bought this cassette tape without prior listening. Art Pepper, with this trio, has so much swing. I came to learn it was produced several years before his death. His playing makes listening to strings and guitars easy on the ears. The musicians help him along. THANKS FOR THE VIDEO WITH THE ORIGINAL PICTURE FROM THE ALBUM COVER.

This movement let me into the jazz world.

As those feverish strings take over at the 3:10 mark, I kick back and quietly go out of my mind.

One of the best Jazz with strings albums ever recorded.