j_laav: Jimmy Knepper BCP-77

Saturday, 20 June 2009

Jimmy Knepper BCP-77

"A Swinging Introduction To Jimmy Knepper"

Personnel:
Jimmy Knepper: Trombones
Gene Quill: Alto Sax
Bill Evans: Piano
Teddy Kotick: Bass
Danny Richmond: Drums

at the Tracks:
Love Letters
Ogling Orge
You Stepped Out Of Dream
How High The Moon
Idol Of The Flies
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also Personnel:
Jimmy Knepper:Trombone
Gene Roland: Trumpet
Bob Hammer: Piano (replace Bill Evans)
Teddy Kotick: Bass
Danny Richmond: Drums

on the Tracks:
Gee Baby Ain't Good To You
Close As Pages In A Book
Irresistable You

Recorded: September, 1957 / NYC

CVD: Hannan

PD: Lee Kraft

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Bethlehem Records

BETHLEHEM was a New York based record label founded by Gus Wildi in 1953. Wildi was a young man, born and raised in Switzerland, who had the ambition to issue high quality jazz records, both concerning the music and the package.

He had recognized that the importance of the cover quality was underrated by other companies. So Bethlehem was one of the first company to create LP covers which could match the artistic merit of the music.

The covers were heavily laminated and the design was modern and sophisticated, giving off a feeling of quality and substance. From the beginning it was Burt Goldblatt who designed the covers.

One of the first producers was Creed Taylor, who later created the Impulse label. He stayed at Bethlehem into 1956. In 1958 King Record acquired a 50% interest in the company, and then taking it over in 1962 and let it fade out.

BURT GOLDBLATT began his long association with Bethlehem Records in 1953. He was a versatile genius and one of the most prolific designers in the record business. Some of his best covers are for Bethlehem Records. They are masterpieces and beautiful timeless designs with minimized text and strong visual and graphic impact.

Tampa Records

TAMPA RECORDS was founded in Hollywood in 1955 and owned by Bob Scherman and Irving Shorten. The company seems to have operated in about ten years and issued around 25 jazz LPs.

Unfortunately the techincal quality of the albums was not first class. The pressings are bad, and the covers are carelessly done. Titles vary from front cover to back cover, somtimes leaders are named, sometimes not etc.

In general Tampa issues come in two editions with different titles and covers. The first edition has red vinyl and a black label. The second has black vinyl and a pink label.

The founder Bob Scherman also owned other small labels and had produced rhythm & blues for labels such as King. The Tampa material has been reissued by VSOP Records.

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Saturday, 20 June 2009

Jimmy Knepper BCP-77

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