Freeman is one of the top tenors of the era and was an inspiration for Lester Young.
These tracks were recorded in New York City in December, 1953, with Freeman being joined by Richard Cary, piano; George Barnes, guitar; Jack Lesberg, bass; Don Lamond, drums.
The musicianship and melodies are excellent on all tracks, however both "Three Little Words" and "Blues for Tenor" are smokin' hot sessions with George Barnes tearing it up on guitar and setting the mood for some swinging sax interplay by Freeman.
These tracks were recorded in New York City in December, 1953, with Freeman being joined by Richard Cary, piano; George Barnes, guitar; Jack Lesberg, bass; Don Lamond, drums.
The musicianship and melodies are excellent on all tracks, however both "Three Little Words" and "Blues for Tenor" are smokin' hot sessions with George Barnes tearing it up on guitar and setting the mood for some swinging sax interplay by Freeman.
Personnel:
George Barnes (guitar)
Dick Cary (piano)
Bud Freeman (saxophone)
Don Lamond (drums)
Jack Lesberg (bass)
George Barnes (guitar)
Dick Cary (piano)
Bud Freeman (saxophone)
Don Lamond (drums)
Jack Lesberg (bass)
Tracklist:
01. Three Little Words (Ruby/Kalmar) 2.12
02. I Guess I´ll Have To Change My Plan (Schwartz/Dietz) 2.38
03. Margo´s Seal (Freeman) 2.38
04. Blue Moon (Rodgers/Hart) 2.43
05. Sweet Georgia Brown (Pinkart/Casey/Bernie) 2.21
06. Indian Summer (Herbert) 2.46
07. Blues For Tenor (Freeman) 2.40
08. I Could Write A Book (Rodgers/Hart) 2.41
ARMU 2368
ARMU 2368 (zippyshare)
01. Three Little Words (Ruby/Kalmar) 2.12
02. I Guess I´ll Have To Change My Plan (Schwartz/Dietz) 2.38
03. Margo´s Seal (Freeman) 2.38
04. Blue Moon (Rodgers/Hart) 2.43
05. Sweet Georgia Brown (Pinkart/Casey/Bernie) 2.21
06. Indian Summer (Herbert) 2.46
07. Blues For Tenor (Freeman) 2.40
08. I Could Write A Book (Rodgers/Hart) 2.41
ARMU 2368
ARMU 2368 (zippyshare)