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IsraelGood .Nice sound.I less like the style of this album. But for those who like it is another good thing of high defention
United StatesPure DSD is a new endeavor for me in this great audiophile experience. Although the Big Band genre hasn’t been my go to listening, I did find Blues In Orbit robust and driving. Hearing the details of the high end even through the big horns was fun. DSD rocks.
United StatesIMO this is Duke's most listenable recording. I own three digital copies, one 200 gram LP and this transfer rivals only the vinyl (with noise)...must own!
UkraineThank you for the great recording and mastering.I always look forward to new releases
United Statesgreat duke stuff, a must have for any collectors of great jazz.
Description:
Title: Blues In Orbit
Artist(s): Alto Saxophone – Bill Graham, Johnny Hodges, Russell Procope
Baritone Saxophone – Harry Carney
Bass – Jimmy Woode
Bass Clarinet – Harry Carney
Clarinet – Jimmy Hamilton, Russell Procope
Drums – Jimmy Johnson, Sam Woodyard
Euphonium [Baritone Horn] – Matthew Gee
Piano – Billy Strayhorn, Duke Ellington
Tenor Saxophone – Jimmy Hamilton, Paul Gonsalves
Trombone – Booty Wood, Britt Woodman, John Sanders, Matthew Gee, Quentin Jackson
Trumpet – Cat Anderson, Clark Terry, Shorty Baker, Ray Nance
Violin – Ray Nance
Recording Info: Recorded by Columbia 1958 -1959
Engineers – Fred Plaut & Lowell Frank
Producers: Irving Townsend tracks: 1,2 & Teo Macero - tracks: 3 to 14
1 Blues In Orbit 2:25
2 Track 360 2:03
3 Villes Ville Is The Place, Man 2:31
4 Brown Penny 3:00
5 Three J's Blues 2:51
6 Smada 2:36
7 Pie Eye's Blues 3:26
8 C Jam Blues 4:50
9 Sweet & Pungent 4:01
10 In A Mellotone 2:40
11 Sentimental Lady 3:58
12 Blues In Blueprint 3:37
13 The Swingers Get The Blues, Too 3:08
14 The Swinger's Jump 3:51
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