Vic Dickenson - Ding Dong (1976) CD-Rip
BAND/ARTIST: Vic Dickenson
- Title: Ding Dong
- Year Of Release: April 13, 1976
- Label: Storyville
- Genre: Jazz, Dixieland, Trombone Jazz
- Quality: Flac lossless (Tracks), Cd-Rip
- Total Time: 51:54
- Total Size: 305 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracks
1 - Rosetta - 5:28
2 - Blue And Brokenhearted (Take 2) - 3:43
3 - Isle Of Golden Dreams (Take 2) - 4:45
4 - Dear Old Southland
5 - Ding Dong
6 - Penthouse Serenade
7 - Black Bottom
8 - Five O'Clock Whistle (Take 2)
9 - Isle Of Golden Dreams (Take 1)
10 - Blue And Brokenhearted (Take 1)
11 - Five O'Clock Whistle (Take 3)
Personnel
Baritone Saxophone – Buddy Tate (tracks: 6)
Bass – George Duvivier
Drums – Oliver Jackson
Piano – Red Richards
Tenor Saxophone – Buddy Tate (tracks: 1 to 5, 7 to 11)
Trombone – Vic Dickenson
This 1999 CD reissue brings back an earlier LP (simply titled Vic Dickenson Quintet), adding three previously unheard alternate takes to the original eight-song program. A sideman during most of his career, the great trombonist Dickenson had several opportunities to record as a leader during 1974-76. Dickenson, tenor-saxophonist Buddy Tate (who plays baritone on "Penthouse Serenade"), pianist Red Richards, bassist George Duvivier and drummer Oliver Jackson perform seven standards (which include such offbeat choices as "Isle of Golden Dreams," "Black Bottom" and "Five O'Clock Whistle") plus Vic's "Ding Dong." Dickenson's sly wit is very much in evidence on this strong set, the trombone/tenor blend is quite appealing and the date is easily recommended to small group swing collectors.
Scott Yanow
1 - Rosetta - 5:28
2 - Blue And Brokenhearted (Take 2) - 3:43
3 - Isle Of Golden Dreams (Take 2) - 4:45
4 - Dear Old Southland
5 - Ding Dong
6 - Penthouse Serenade
7 - Black Bottom
8 - Five O'Clock Whistle (Take 2)
9 - Isle Of Golden Dreams (Take 1)
10 - Blue And Brokenhearted (Take 1)
11 - Five O'Clock Whistle (Take 3)
Personnel
Baritone Saxophone – Buddy Tate (tracks: 6)
Bass – George Duvivier
Drums – Oliver Jackson
Piano – Red Richards
Tenor Saxophone – Buddy Tate (tracks: 1 to 5, 7 to 11)
Trombone – Vic Dickenson
This 1999 CD reissue brings back an earlier LP (simply titled Vic Dickenson Quintet), adding three previously unheard alternate takes to the original eight-song program. A sideman during most of his career, the great trombonist Dickenson had several opportunities to record as a leader during 1974-76. Dickenson, tenor-saxophonist Buddy Tate (who plays baritone on "Penthouse Serenade"), pianist Red Richards, bassist George Duvivier and drummer Oliver Jackson perform seven standards (which include such offbeat choices as "Isle of Golden Dreams," "Black Bottom" and "Five O'Clock Whistle") plus Vic's "Ding Dong." Dickenson's sly wit is very much in evidence on this strong set, the trombone/tenor blend is quite appealing and the date is easily recommended to small group swing collectors.
Scott Yanow
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