9 thoughts on “ Little Pony - Count Basie - The Count Basie Years (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. With the Count in command this album is brash and breezy - this is high energy music. With some great solo work by members of the orchestra this is a must have CD for big band enthusiasts with a modern ear. Basie has recorded some fabulous albums over the years and the Beatles songs should be up there with the best of them/5(7).

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2. 'Basie at Birdland' is a live album featuring Count Basie and his famed orchestra playing at Birdland in New York City. Recorded on June th of , and released just one month later in July of that year, 'Basie at Birdland' proved once again that Count Basie was one of the world's best players, band leaders, and flag bearers of Jazz.

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3. Sep 24,  · This is a great Jazz song from Count Basie. Ripped from LP. Surface noise included. This was from a well-loved and frequently played LP! You can hear some of .

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Count Basie Years on Discogs. Label: Roulette - RE • Series: Echoes Of An Era • Format: 2x, Vinyl LP /5(11).

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5. Label: Roulette - • Series: The Birdland Years - Vol. 2,Basie On Roulette - Vol. 2 • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Reissue • Country: France • Genre: Jazz • Style: Big Band, Swing Count Basie And His Orchestra* - Basie Plays Hefti (Vinyl) | Discogs/5(3).

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6. The Count Basie Orchestra was in top form for this set of Neal Hefti arrangements. Hefti had been one of the main architects of the new Basie sound of the ’50s and on this memorable date he utilizes the flute of Frank Wess prominently.

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7. An unusual transcription disc, with a Basie performance from February 20, ! Titles include "Take It Prez", "Darn That Dream", "Ebony Rhapsody", "Baby Don't You Tell On Me", and "I Got Rhythm". LP, Vinyl record album.

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8. Stripped-down Count Basie from the start of the 60s – a great little set that has the Count working with some of the best players from his larger group, in a session of even more intimate small combo material! The sounds here echo the Basie groove of the earlier years, but the overall presentation is a fair bit more modern – nicely syncopated with that sense of space discovered by.

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9. Interestingly, my first Basie album when I became interested in jazz some years ago. As a new jazz student I was amazed at the professionalism of these two musicians, whom with little effort intuitively play off of each other (one of the amazing abilities of jazzmen)/5(20).

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