Johnny Griffin Meets Dexter Gordon - Jazz Undulation
Review by Soledad Hernandez
Jazz enthusiasts have been raving about the album Jazz Undulation by Johnny Griffin Meets Dexter Gordon. The collaboration between these two jazz legends is a treat for the ears. The album is a perfect blend of hard bop and soulful jazz, showcasing the mastery of both saxophonists. The tracks are dynamic and energetic, with each musician taking turns to shine. The rhythm section is tight and provides an excellent foundation for the saxophonists to build upon. The album features several original compositions, as well as a few jazz standards, all of which are given a fresh and exciting interpretation. Jazz Undulation is a must-have for any jazz enthusiast and a perfect introduction to the music of Johnny Griffin and Dexter Gordon. It's an album that will leave the listener tapping their feet and humming the melodies long after it's over.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Blues Up And Down | 11:40 | |
| Body And Soul | 17:05 | |
| All The Things You Are | 11:40 |
Video
Blues up and down - Dexter Gordon Johnny Griffin
Images
Catalog Numbers
- ORL 8247
- UPS-2058-KR
Labels
- Lotus
- Joker
Listen online
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- lyssna på nätet
- ouvir online
Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Album
- Mono
- Reissue
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Record Company | International Joker Production |
| Manufactured By | Teichiku Records Co., Ltd. |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Bass | Jimmy Woode |
| Drums | Kenny Clarke |
| Photography By | K.Abe |
| Piano | Hampton Hawes |
| Tenor Saxophone | Dexter Gordon, Johnny Griffin |
Notes
- Original Italian 1st pressing
- Recorded in Paris, 1969
- Original Recording by Joker International Productions
- (Trademark registered byJoker Tonerlag AG, Liechtenstein)
- (Trademark registered by Joker Tonerlag AG, Liechtenstein)
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Print on label A): 20 2019
- Matrix / Runout (Print on label B): 20 2020
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side A stamped): 20 2019 N1
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side B stamped): 20 2020 N1
About Johnny Griffin Meets Dexter Gordon
American jazz saxophonist.
Born: 24 April 1928 in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Died: 25 July 2008 in Mauprévoir, France.
Real Name
- John Arnold Griffin III
Name Vars
- Grffin
- Griffin
- Griffin III
- J. Griffin
- J.Griffin
- Jimmy Griffin
- John Griffin
- John Griffin III
- Johnnie Griffin
- Johnny Greffin
- Johnny Griffin Sextet
- Johny Griffin
- Little Johnny Griffin
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Comments
Explosive, frenetic, simply fantastic.
Anyone know the name of the quote from around 2:36? I've heard the melody before but forget the name
3:43 ???
有りそうで無かった巨人二人の共演??カッコいい?
Long Tall Dexter the Biggest Influence On Coltrane. The Little Giant! Rest In Power Kings.
I was there for this concert. It was non-stop great music.
Ten years earlier in the "JAZZLAND' club Paris.With Art Taylor,Rene Utreger,Alby Culaz. Speak now or forever hold your peace........
The degree to which Dexter was consistently both off the cuff yet completly coherent logical lyrical and humourous is astounding. Griff is scary top of his game too geez. Oh man they both start riffing on " anything you can do I can do better" while trading 4s?
Besides the two tenor giants, what a cooking kitchen -- George, Rufus and Eddie swing as hell! Thank you!
Where in Gods name did you get this most exquisite taste in music, Dexter Gordon is a God, how did you come to this level of knowledge,...............this is incredible..........
I had to pause...and take a break...get some water.....damn!
Thank god for the tenor sax. heard these guys when young at Ronies place along with Getz and the lovely Tubby .This is heaven.
It's amazing to hear how in tone, tonguing and musical ideas these to giants share so many similarities. Two superb giants of the Tenor sax.
The rhythm section keeps Dex nd Johnny going stronger and stronger.
I was lucky enough to catch LTD at the Vanguard in the early eighties . About midway through the second set Griff strolled on down the steps . They ended up playing this tune and it was on! Two very bad men!!!! MIND FULLY BLOWN !!!!!
A SWINGIN AFFAIR !!!!! (-_-) #JAZZ
Gladdens bass-bombs are....OMG
10:22 Moose the Mooche
5:58 Here Comes the Bride
Fantastic, this swings, hard!
toppen !
Thanks for sharing!!! This is awesome
