Art Blakey Horace Silver Night in Tunisia Lead Sheet

Night In Tunisia (Bluish Note)

CD (Item 574081) Blue Note, 1961 — Condition: Used

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I of a number of Fine art Blakey albums titled after "Nighttime In Tunisia" – and about likely the best! The melody is a perfect fit for the Blakey Jazz Messengers format – long, rhythmic, really stretching out, yet allowing plenty of space for the horn players to solo. Players include Bobby Timmons on piano, Lee Morgan on trumpet, and Wayne Shorter on tenor – a killer lineup that'southward in actually classic form hither – driven on nicely by Blakey's drums and bass work by Jymie Merritt. Titles include "Night In Tunisia", with Blakey thundering through impeccably – plus the tracks "Yama", "Kozo'due south Flit", and a version of Timmons' great "So Tired".  © 1996-2022, Dusty Groove, Inc.
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