For Those In Love
Dinah Washington
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- Release Date: 11/17/1992
- Verve Records
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The Dinah heard on these selections is at the top of her game, in wonderful form. Her surroundings are certainly conducive to positive results. She's got a top-notch octet behind her on these March 1955 recordings. The wonderful Ellingtonian Clark Terry handles the trumpet chores. Jimmy Cleveland was one of the best jazz baritone trombonists of the Fifties, a splendid technician. Paul Quinichette, though too derivative of Lester Young to be called a great musician, sure plays Lester's ideas convincingly, and he can be heard to very good advantage here. soloing as tastefully and lyrically as ever. Cecil Payne, one of the first and best modern-jazz baritone saxophonists, takes an inspired solo on "This Can't Be Love", featuring some fine double-timing. Even when playing fast, Payne's tone remains attractively soft and warm.
The Session
Reissue supervised by Michael Lang.
Researched by Kiyoshi Koyama.
Remastered by Kiyoshi Tokiwa and Suha Gur.
Produced by Bob Shad.
Recorded March 15-17, 1955 in New York.
Personnel
- Dinah Washington
- Clark Terry Trumpet |
- Jimmy Cleveland Trombone |
- Paul Quinichette Tenor Saxophone |
- Cecil Payne Bass |
- Wynton Kelly Piano |
- Barry Galbraith Guitar |
- Keter Betts Bass |
- Jimmy Cobb Drums |
- Quincy Jones Arranger |
- Bob Shad Producer |
