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Reasonably good Jazz performance in excellent remaster.
The Jazz played in this album is on the light side, in my opinion, but not to be disregarded. The original tape is described to be a two-track stereo source. Notwithstanding it does sound quite good, well balanced sonically and with decent dynamic range. For your reference I played the 96 kHz/24 bit PCM files via a DVD-Audio/Video built at home, and on an Oppo BDP-103 with a Marantz MM-7025 stereo amp.
Description:
Title: Brass Bag
Artist(s): Arranged By – Gerald Wilson
Bass – Leroy Vinnegar
Drums – Ron Jefferson
Piano – Frank Strazzeri
Trombone – Bob Edmondson, Frank Strong, Kenny Schroyer
Tricky Lofton, Lou Blackburn, Wayne Henderson
Trumpet – Carmell Jones
Producer – Richard Bock
Recording Info: Transferred from a 2-track 15ips tape
Recorded at Pacific Jazz Studios, Hollywood, California 1962
1 Brass Bag 3:49
2 Canadian Sunset 5:39
3 Angel Eyes 4:14
4 Ow! 6:49
5 Celery Stalks At Midnight 5:22
6 Mood Indigo 5:21
7 Moten Swing 5:26
8 Bluer Than That 3:20
Total Time: 40:00
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