Red Garland established himself with the Miles Davis quintet and, at the same time, as a recording trio leader on Prestige; a master swinger and balladeer. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Red in Bluesville - Red Garland on AllMusic - 1959 - Pianist Red Garland and his trio (with. The Raconteurs Live At Montreux Rapidshare. Matt Berry Witchazel Rar.

Red in Blues-ville by Released First week of September 1959 Recorded April 17, 1959, Length 42: 28 PRLP 7157 chronology (1958) 1958 Red in Blues-ville (1959) (1959) 1959 Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Red in Blues-ville is an album by jazz pianist, recorded in 1959 and released the same year on. F4 Transcription English. Track listing [ ] • 'He's a Real Gone Guy' () - 5:13 • ' (Traditional) - 8:00 • 'M Squad (Theme)' () - 7:36 • 'Your Red Wagon' (,, ) - 5:51 • ' () - 5:49 • ' () - 9:59 Personnel [ ] • - piano • - double bass • - drums References [ ].

Red Garland established himself with the Miles Davis quintet and, at the same time, as a recording trio leader on Prestige; a master swinger and balladeer with a penchant for unearthing songs that had not yet been played into the ground. Here he takes his expertise in the blues and spreads it around a diverse sampling from that venerable idiom, again finding material from many different eras and revivifying many of the older chestnuts in his inimitable manner with the expert and highly empathic support of bassist Sam Jones and longtime cohort Arthur Taylor.

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It's a very personal interpretation but W.C. Handy would have enjoyed it, to be sure. Red's Bluesville takes in a territory from Richard M. Jones's 'Trouble in Mind' to television's 'M Squad.' Track listing: He's a Real Gone Guy, See See Rider, M Squad Theme, That's Your Red Wagon, Trouble in Mind, St.