Credits:

Richard Marx

Description:

Ranked as the most important of his long career, this 1962 work is the second by composer, arranger, and bandleader Gerald Wilson, who recorded a series of fine albums for Pacific Jazz in the early 1960s. Wilson's dynamic big band is featured on nine tracks (Wilson composed seven of them), with highlights including the commanding blues of the title track, the irrepressible Latin groove of "Viva Tirado," and an agile version of Miles Davis's "Milestones."【パーソネル】 Gerald Wilson, Bud Shank, Joe Maini (as); Don Raffell, Jack Nimitz (bs); Harold Land, Teddy Edwards (ts);Jimmy Bond (b); Joe Pass (g); Jack Wilson (p);Modesto Duran (congas); Mel Lewis (ds);Bob Edmondson, Bob Knight, Frank Strong, Kenny Shroyer, Lester Robertson, Lou Blackburn (tb);Al Porcino, Carmell Jones, Freddie Hill, John Audino, Jules Chaikin (tp)

Tracklisting:

1.Don't Mean Nothing
2.Should've Known Better
3.Endless Summer Nights
4.Hold On To The Nights
5.Satisfied
6.Right Here Waiting
7.Hazard
8.Angelia