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Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis - Light And Lovely download free

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Light And Lovely
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1211 mb
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Rating:
4.5
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Tracklist

1 Jim Dawg 6:06
2 The Good Life 4:39
3 Meditation 7:56
4 Intermission Riff 5:15
5 Land Of Dreams 7:59
6 Light And Lovely 7:49
7 Just Friends 7:34

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  • Distributed By – Night & Day

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 3448961088328
  • Other (Distribution Code): ND 215

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
33.121 Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis Light And Lovely ‎(LP, Album) Black And Blue 33.121 France Unknown
CJ 116, Classic Jazz 116 Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis Sweet And Lovely ‎(LP) Classic Jazz, Classic Jazz CJ 116, Classic Jazz 116 US 1979
  • This is a fine outing by Lockjaw. He is paired with his frequent stablemate, Sweets Edison, and both are in great form. Gerry Wiggins plays piano, and contributes inspired comping and solos. Lockjaw has "The Good Life" to himself; he opens with an extended unaccompanied improvisation, and moves into a rich interpretation of the ballad. This is followed by Jobim's "Meditation" in a version that opens with a ruminative statement from Lockjaw, and then breaks into a solid swing tempo divien by Major Holley's walking bass and inspires hot, companct solos from Sweets and Lockjaw. "Land of Dreams" features a muscular, swinging solo from Lockjaw, followed by a crisp, cool toned burner from Sweets. For those of us who are less than fond of Holley's bowed, vocalized solos, your patience is only tested on "Land of Dreams" and a reasonably brief intro to "Light and Lovely." The disc ends with a spirited romp through "Just Friends" that will leave you grinning. As the years have gone by, I've come to appreciate Lockjaw as the truest heir of Coleman Hawkins. This album shares much of the spirit of Hawk's late Impulse recordings. Highly recommended.