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CanadaFantastic discovery!
Purchased this on a whim, not being familiar with Cootie Williams. What a wonderful discovery! Big band at its best with an outstanding transfer by HDTF, an absolute pleasure to listen to in Pure DSD! Highly recommended!
United StatesAwesome recording
I had never heard of this album previously. I bought the DXD. Sounds fabulous streamed from my Lumin A1. I had to convert to wav to used on my Lumin. Highly recommend. This was my first HDTT purchase along with the Bill Evans at Shelly ‘s Manne-Hole which was also fantastic. I look forward to buying more titles
SpainSoberbia grabación
Solo falta el humo del tabaco y la tenue luz del garito para sentirte en directo.
United StatesReally fun
Great recording of music that will lift your spirits. I don’t get tired of listening and find that it puts a smile on my face. Impeccable playing and recording.
ItalyThis is a WOW recording!
The big band at it's best. Not only the music is truly enjoyable but the recording is impressive and make you feel on the stage surrounded by the musicians. Extremely dynamic and with a full spectrum of frequencies, this is truly a WOW recording!
Description:
Title: Cootie Williams in Stereo
Artist(s): Trumpet – Cootie Williams
Arranged By – Bill Stegmeyer
Bass – Eddie Safranski
Drums – Don Lamond,Osie Johnson
Guitar – Barry Galbraith, George Barnes, Tony Mottola
Piano – Hank Jones, Henry Rowland, Lou Stein
Saxophone – Boomie Richman, Al Klink, Elwyn Fraser,
Nick Caizza, Phil Bodner, Romeo Penque, Stanley Webb
Trombone – Billy Byers, Bobby Byrne, Lou McGarity, Dick Hixon
Recording Info: Transferred from a 15ips 2-Track Tape
Producer: Fred Reynolds / Engineer: John Norman
Date of Recording: March 1958
Venue: Webster Hall, New York
1 Just In Time 3:28
2 Summit Ridge Drive 3:18
3 Nevertheless, I'm In Love With You 3:40
4 On The Street Where You Live 3:17
5 I'll See You In My Dreams 3:19
6 Contrasts 2:53
7 Caravan 3:40
8 If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight 2:37
9 Air Mail Special 3:13
10 My Old Flame 3:41
11 Swingin' Down The Lane 3:24
12 New Concerto For Cootie 3:02
Total Time: 39:32
"This one has my very highest recommendation. It's a true reference-standard recording for jazz lovers and audiophiles everywhere…and real reference standards are a lot rarer than you might think." David Robinson Positive Feedback
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