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Bongo Bop / Bye Bye Blackbird / Wrinkles / This Could Be The Start Of Something

Cecil Payne & His Orchestra, Bill Henderson (3), Wynton Kelly, J.J. Johnson

Label
Jazzbox
Catalog number
JLEP 108
Format
7" · 45 RPM · EP
Country
Sweden
Genre
Jazz
7,978,142records tracked
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Bongo Bop / Bye Bye Blackbird / Wrinkles / This Could Be The Start Of Something has 4 tracks. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.

  1. A1Bongo Bop
    Written-By
    Charlie Parker
  2. A2Bye Bye Blackbird
    Written-By
    Mort Dixon, Ray Henderson
  3. B1Wrinkles
    Written-By
    Wynton Kelly
  4. B2This Could Be The Start Of Something
    Written-By
    Steve Allen (3)
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Released by the independent label Jazzbox, this extended play record features a sophisticated collaboration between baritone saxophonist Cecil Payne, vocalist Bill Henderson, pianist Wynton Kelly, and trombonist J.J. Johnson. The release reflects the high-caliber output of the late 1950s jazz scene, capturing a moment where bop-influenced arrangements transitioned into the more lyrical, blues-inflected sounds favored by the era's prominent labels.

The record serves as a showcase for these performers' technical agility and improvisational synergy. Cecil Payne, a long-time associate of Dizzy Gillespie, was instrumental in establishing the baritone saxophone as a lead voice in small-group bebop. His work on this compilation is emblematic of the meticulous studio sessions of the time, where seasoned jazz veterans were frequently paired to produce distinct, high-quality recordings for enthusiasts of modern jazz.

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