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Contents 2CD / Blu-spec CD2 / Onsho Label Specification ?sTrack Listing?t DISC1 1. Politely 2. Whisper Not 3. Now's the Time 4. First Theme 5. Moanin' 6. Evidence DISC2 1. Blues March 2. Like Someone in Love 3. Along Came Manon 4. Out of the Past 5. A Night in Tunisia 6. Theme We Want Jazz [83] This is the holy book of funky jazz. This is a complete collection of the first three volumes of the ultimate performances by Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers at their peak, held at the Paris jazz club "Saint-Germain". From Benny Golson's masterpiece "Whisper Not" to the gospel-tinged "Politely," every performance is simply exciting. Blakey's drums, Lee Morgan's trumpet, and Bobby Timmons' piano explode together in perfect harmony. This album includes two legendary tracks in the history of Black music: "Moanin'," which left audiences stunned with its soulful playing, and "Blues March," renowned as "the most soulful march in the world." You can also enjoy Blakey's signature "Niagara Roll." "A Night in Tunisia," featuring a fiery drum battle with guest Kenny Clarke, the "father of modern jazz drumming," who was living in Paris at the time, is breathtaking. "Jazz as Black music" resonated throughout Europe! Media reviews and more: This is the holy book of funky jazz. This collection features the first three volumes of the ultimate performances by Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers at their peak, recorded at the Paris jazz club "Saint-Germain." Every performance is simply exciting, including Benny Golson's masterpiece "Whisper Not" and the gospel-tinged "Politely." Blakey's drums, Lee Morgan's trumpet, and Bobby Timmons' piano explode in unison. It includes two legendary tracks in the history of black music: "Moanin'," which left audiences stunned with its soulful playing, and "Blues March," renowned as "the most soulful march in the world." You can also enjoy Blakey's signature "Niagara Roll." The highlight is "A Night in Tunisia," featuring a fiery drum battle with guest Kenny Clarke, the "father of modern jazz drumming," who was living in Paris at the time. "Jazz as Black music" resonated throughout Europe! (C)RS
