Buddy Rich And Lionel Hampton - Transition (Mod) [CD]
Buddy Rich And Lionel Hampton - Transition (Mod) [CD]
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Consisting of two separate sessions that bridge the gap between these two great musicians past and present, drummer Buddy Rich and vibraphonist Lionel Hampton play through a number of jazz classics accompanied by the legendary pianist Teddy Wilson, tenor-saxophonist Zoot Sims and bassist George Duvivier, transitioning then into a more modern, jazz-funk hybrid backed by a larger ensemble featuring Sal Nistico on tenor, guitarist Jack Wilkins and the wonderful soprano of Joe Romano.
Tracklist:
- Avalon
- Airmail Special
- Ham Hock Blues
- Ring Dem Bells
- E.G
- Fum
UPC: 730167344289
Label: Good Time
Release Date: 9.29.23
Format: CD
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