Herbie Mann & Chick Corea - The Complete Latin Band Sessions (2007)

Artist: Herbie Mann & Chick Corea
Title Of Album: The Complete Latin Band Sessions
Year: 2007
Style: Jazz,Latin Jazz
Format: FLAC(tracks +.cue, log + scans)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Size: 895 MB (+ 3% rec.)
2007 two CD set containing the complete recordings of Herbie Mann with Chick Corea, consisting of the three complete albums Monday Night at the Village Gate, Standing Ovation at Newport and Latin Mann: Afro to Bossa to Blues (all recorded in 1965), plus all seven of the tracks from the album The Roar of the Greasepaint the Smell of the Crowd in which both musicians are present. For the first time ever on one release! This material is either long out of print or is only available in Japan on limited edition! Includes a 12-page comprehensive booklet! 26 tracks. Gambit.

Tracklist:

Disc 1
01. Away From The Crowd
02. Motherless Child
03. In Escambrun
04. The Young Turks
05. You're Gonna Make It With Me
06. Mushi Mushi
07. Patato
08. Stolen Moments
09. Comin' Home Baby

Disc 2
01. Let's Boom Chittiy Boom
02. What'D I Say
03. Senor Blues
04. Bijou
05. Jungle Fantasy
06. Watermelon Man
07. Interlude
08. The Jive Samba
09. Ave Maria Morena
10. Manteca
11. It Isn't Enough
12. My First Love Song
13. A Wonderful Day Like Today
14. Who Can I Turn To
15. The Joker
16. Feeling Good
17. Look At That Face

musicians

The Latin Jazz Band: Herbie Mann (flute), Chick Corea (piano), Dave Pike (vibe), Carlos “Patato” Valdes (congas)
on all tracks, plus:

CD 1
1-6: John Hitchcock, Mark Weinstein (tb), Earl May (b), Bruno Carr (d).
Live at the Village Gate, New York, May 24, 1965.

7-9: Same personnel as above expect Mark Weinstein
out and Ben Tucker (b) replaces Earl May on track 9.
Live at Newport, Rhode Island, July 3, 1965.

CD 2
1-10: Same personnel as CD One, 1-6 plus 12-piece orchestra featuring Carmell Jones (tp), Quentin Jackson
(b-tb), Jimmy Heath (ts), Willie Bobo (perc), Oliver Nelson (arr, cond). New York, June 1-2 & 24, 1965

11-17: Same personnel as CD One plus Mundell Lowe (g).
New York, March 3 & 5, 1965