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1. All my tomorrows (Jimmy Van Heusen)2. I believe in you (Frank Loesser)3. I'm always chasing rainbows (Chapin/Carroll/McCarthy)4. I cover the waterfront (Green/Heyman)5. Things ain't what they used to be (Duke Ellington)6. Beautiful love (Victor Young)7. Look away (Reuben Brown)8. You took advantage of me (Richard Rodgers)9. Round about midnight (Thelonious Monk)10. Take the A …
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MID-PRICE SERIES SCCD 37035/36 Northsea Festival / Buck Hill Quartet Previously issued on SCCD 31160 & SCCD 31173 “ Buck Hill is one of the most notable ‘regional’ jazzmen in America …” (The Penguin Guide to Jazz) “… the saxophonist is continuously improving…his contribution is ever convincingly superb ..” (Jazz Magazine) 1. Easy to love …
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SCCD 31423 Ice Scape / Reuben Brown Trio Here’s a much overdue leadership debut by the legendary Washington-based pianist/composer Reuben Brown. “… we are introduced to a mature talent in full bloom and bursting with original ideas …” (Mark Gardner) 1. Billy (Reuben Brown)2. Mack the knife (Kurt Weil)3. A night in Tunesia (Dizzy Gillespie)4. …
SCCD 31160 Easy To Love / Buck Hill Quartet Buck Hill of Washington, D.C. had spent most of his life as the prominent ‘local’ musician until the highly acclaimed debut album from SteepleChase “This Is Buck Hill” (SCCD 31095) in 1978 changed the situation. Buck took the European audience by storm at the prestigious Northsea …
SCCD 31173 Impressions / Buck Hill Quartet Roger “Buck” Hill (b. Feb. 13, 1927 in Washington D.C.) was a full-time employee of a Washington D.C. post office when his much acclaimed debut album was released from SteepleChase in 1978. Since then this legendary tenorman has invested more of his time in the musical activities and …