new jazzleadsheets 2/21/11

C.F.D. - Jack Wilson
An exciting quartet piece (with vibes) that would be great for horns - technical but swinging - by the extremely elegant and meticulous West Coast pianist Jack Wilson. First and second parts.

Fox Hunt - Bill Barron
Recorded fifty years ago this month! Take a minute to explore the complexities and inner strengths of Bill Barron’s composition.

Hipsippy Blues - Hank Mobley
Everyone can enjoy this—swinging with the Jazz Messengers “live” at Birdland, “The Jazz Corner of the World.” Another Hank Mobley classic.

Mo Is On - Elmo Hope
Classic uptempo Elmo Hope. Recorded by Elmo’s trio, in 1953, on their first jazz trio recording together. In 1948 this same trio (Percy Heath on bass and Philly Joe Jones on drums) recorded as the rhythm section for Joe Morris’ R&B group. Challenging, but also great for horn players.

Why Not? - Johnny Griffin
Composer/saxophonist Johnny Griffin’s experiment in sound: 2 basses, tenor sax, French Horn, drums. Why Not? First and second parts. Another 50th Anniversary recording. French Horn players - there’s a part for you!

I hope you enjoy these.
Don Sickler

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