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Message: <blockquote data-quote="uploader_elakiri" data-source="post: 11686018" data-attributes="member: 385502">Dexter Gordon - Homecoming (1990)<img src="http://i27.fastpic.ru/big/2011/1129/50/03b9bcf101ffa04ed681c994ffc81b50.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Dexter Gordon - Homecoming: Live At The Village Vanguard (1990) FLACEAC rip | 2CD | FLAC - Log - Cue | Full Artwork | Release: 1990 | 944 MBGenre: Jazz, Bop, Saxophone | Label: Columbia, CBS RecordsThe acclaim that met Dexter Gordon when he returned to the United States after 14 years in Europe was completely unexpected. Not only did the jazz critics praise the great tenor but there were literally lines of young fans waiting to see his performances. This double CD, recorded during his historic first American tour, improved on the original double LP with the inclusion of previously unreleased versions of "Fried Bananas" and "Body and Soul." Gordon -- in a quintet with trumpeter Woody Shaw, pianist Ronnie Mathews, bassist Stafford James, and drummer Louis Hayes -- frequently sounds exuberant on these lengthy performances; eight of the ten songs are at least 11 minutes long. The excitement of the period can definitely be felt in this excellent music.Recorded live at the Village Vanguard, New York, New York on December 11 & 12, 1976. Includes liner notes by Robert Palmer. Digitally remastered by Mark Wilder (CBS Records New York Studios, New York, New York). A double-disc document of the legendary saxophonist's gig at the Vanguard in 1976 (commemorating his return from a 15-year residence in Copenhagen), HOMECOMING captures Gordon in outstanding form. Well-seasoned and displaying elements of a more adventurous, experimental approach than was evidenced in his earlier recordings, Gordon wildly riffs through 12-bar blues ("Gingerbread Boy," "Backstairs") and creates modern, modal explorations in trumpet player Woody Shaw's two compositions ("Little Red Fantasy," and "In Case You Haven't Heard"). The classic Gordon is here as well, however--the gorgeous, commanding tone, the richly-considered phrases and warm inflection. In the bright, conversational "Fenja" and in his signature number "Body and Soul" (a piece Gordon may be able to lay claim to more than any other saxophonist save Coleman Hawkins) his playing is at once familiar and newly impressive. The live energy is palpable throughout and the combo provide solid, focused support. A varied, meaty and seductive set, HOMECOMING is an excellent summation of the career of one of jazz's best-loved horn players.Personnel: Dexter Gordon (tenor saxophone); Woody Shaw (trumpet, flugelhorn); Ronnie Matthews (piano); Stafford James (bass); Louis Hayes (drums).Tracklist: CD1 01. Gingerbread Boy 02. Little Red's Fantasy 03. Fenja 04. In Case You Haven't Heard 05. It's You Or No One CD2 01. Let's Get Down 02. 'Round Midnight 03. Backstairs 04. Fried Bananas 05. Body And SoulDownload:[code]http://filesonic.com/file/4084739674/Dexter.Gordon-Homecoming.part1.rarhttp://filesonic.com/file/4084739734/Dexter.Gordon-Homecoming.part2.rarhttp://filesonic.com/file/4084739724/Dexter.Gordon-Homecoming.part3.rarhttp://filesonic.com/file/4084727774/Dexter.Gordon-Homecoming.part4.rar[/code]Download from slingfile.com[code]http://www.slingfile.com/file/mh5wN9bbzy/Dexter.Gordon-Homecoming.part1.rarhttp://www.slingfile.com/file/9lWLuF6OK9/Dexter.Gordon-Homecoming.part2.rarhttp://www.slingfile.com/file/pbAT1kAWWN/Dexter.Gordon-Homecoming.part3.rarhttp://www.slingfile.com/file/C6xcjQKl5B/Dexter.Gordon-Homecoming.part4.rar[/code]Download from uploading.com[code]http://uploading.com/files/53d86c54/Dexter.Gordon-Homecoming.part1.rarhttp://uploading.com/files/2f2bc1cm/Dexter.Gordon-Homecoming.part2.rarhttp://uploading.com/files/1m3ef9f3/Dexter.Gordon-Homecoming.part3.rarhttp://uploading.com/files/e922a74e/Dexter.Gordon-Homecoming.part4.rar[/code]</blockquote>

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