Jackie McLean Quintet, Freddie Hubbard Jackie McLean/Tokyo, Japan 1996
Jackie McLean Quintet, Freddie Hubbard Jackie McLean/Tokyo, Japan 1996
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Jackie McLean, known for her passionate and melancholic alto playing, performed at the Satin Doll restaurant in Tokyo on August 6th, 1996, in Japan. This is a complete recording of the show, recorded in official quality, using stereo soundboard recordings from the FM on-air master. First of all, this time Freddie Hubbard was the guest, and McLean's unique alto voice with a strong sense of song was fused with Hubbard's wonderful blow, who returned to the stage in the 1990s, to produce a performance full of charm. And this performance is full of the essence of modern jazz, with McLean's unique phrases exploding everywhere, in the highest quality. DISC 1 : 1. Introduction 2. Will You Still Be Mine? 3. Never Let Me Go 4. Up Jumped Spring 5. You And The Night And The Music 6. Dance Little Mandissa 7. Blues For Miles DISC 2 : 1. Solar 2. unknown 3. Spirits Of Trane 4. I Hear A Rhapsody 5. Little Melonae 6. Left Alone [Live at Satin Doll, Tokyo, Japan, August 19 96 : Stereo Soundboard Recording] Jackie McLean - alto saxophone / Freddie Hubbard - trumpet / Mulgrew Miller - piano / Ira Coleman – bass / Mark Johnson – drums
DISC 1 : 1. Introduction 2. Will You Still Be Mine? 3. Never Let Me Go 4. Up Jumped Spring 5. You And The Night And The Music 6. Dance Little Mandissa 7. Blues For Miles DISC 2 : 1. Solar 2. unknown 3. Spirits Of Trane 4. I Hear A Rhapsody 5. Little Melonae 6. Left Alone [Live at Satin Doll, Tokyo, Japan, August 6th, 1996 : Stereo Soundboard Recording] Jackie McLean - alto saxophone / Freddie Hubbard - trumpet / Mulgrew Miller - piano / Ira Coleman – bass / Mark Johnson – drums

