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DCC: Charlie Haden - Quartet West - Haunted Heart DCC Tape
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This is a NEW sealed Charlie Haden - Quartet West Haunted Heart DCC Digital Compact Cassette tape.
Track Listing
1. Introduction
2. Hello My Lovely
3. Haunted Heart
4. Dance of the Infidels
5. Long Goodbye, The
6. Moonlight Serenade
7. Lennie's Pennies
8. Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye
9. Lady in the Lake
10. Segment
11. Bad and the Beautiful, The
12. Deep Song
Album Notes
"Haunted Heart," "Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye" and "Deep Song" are followed by different performances of the same song without a break in between. The first performance in each case is by Charlie Haden Quartet West followed by an original performance of the track from the late 40's or early 50's by Jo Stafford (December 1947), Jeri Southern (March 1954), and Billie Holiday (February 1947).
Charlie Haden Quartet West: Charlie Haden (bass); Ernie Watts (tenor saxophone); Alan Broadbent (piano); Larance Marable (drums).
Additional personnel includes: Jeri Southern (vocals, piano); Jo Stafford, Billy Holiday (vocals); Paul Weston & His Orchestra, Dave Barbour Trio, Bob Haggart & His Orchestra.
Recorded at Studio Plateforme, Sete, France on October 27 & 28, 1991. Includes liner notes by Charlie Haden.
Personnel: Jeri Southern (vocals, piano); Jo Stafford, Billie Holiday (vocals); Danny Perri (guitar); Bill Stegmeyer (clarinet, alto saxophone); Toots Mondello, Al Klink (alto saxophone); Ernie Watts, Art Drelinger, Hank Ross (tenor saxophone); Billy Butterfield (trumpet); Alan Broadbent, Bobby Tucker (piano); Larance Marable, Bunny Shawker (drums).
Audio Mixer: Cookie Marenco.
Liner Note Authors: Raymond Chandler; Charlie Haden.
Recording information: Studio Plateforme, Sete, France (10/27/1991/10/28/1991).
Director: Charlie Haden.
Photographer: Jean-Pierre Larcher.
Arranger: Bob Haggart.
This 1992 recording is a delight from beginning to end. Charlie Haden's rich musical vision has been fueled by many sources throughout the decades--first by singing gospel and country in his childhood, then by his furiously groundbreaking work with Ornette Coleman in the '50s, followed by his Spanish leanings in the '70s (and much, much more). With Quartet West he's been examining the rich heritage of jazz standards and popular songs.
HAUNTED HEART evokes the romanticism of film music, but while it addresses the feelings of nostalgia that the movies can stir, it's not nostalgic music, which is what separates Haden and his ensemble from scores of retro-celebratory musical enterprises. He even features performances by Jo Stafford, Jeri Southern and Billie Holiday, adding yet more magic and allure to an already crystalline concept. HAUNTED HEART is a consistently rewarding experience.
Industry Reviews
...The noted bass player and his group pay homage to some of the more evocative pop and jazz sounds of the 1940's...drenched in film-noir moodiness...
...The spirits are abundant and vibrant in this aural time capsule of Raymond Chandler's Los Angeles...Haden is in top form...via electronic magic, Billie Holiday, Jo Stafford, and Jeri Southern sing alongside the band, as the ghosts and the era are revitalized...
Reflex (19921110)
...The third Quartet West album is best, and not only because the latest excursion into noir jazz actually drafts three of the sultriest torch singers of postwar cabaret...
Village Voice (19930202)
...Nostalgia can be treacherous, but Haden's bop ensemble bars the door on schmaltz, allowing only consummate invention into this program of tunes from Hollywood's lush life...
Musician (19920901)
4 Stars - Very Good - ...A set of wistful ballads and gentle bop classics...paves no new paths but makes some gorgeous music...If, as [Haden] suggests, this disc should be treated like a film, I'll gladly buy the popcorn...
Down Beat (19920801)
...aural time travel, with musical reminders of postwar Los Angeles and its noir movies, Raymond Chandler novels, and sexy torch singers...a serenade of remembered delights... - Rating: A
Entertainment Weekly (19920717)
Track Listing
1. Introduction
2. Hello My Lovely
3. Haunted Heart
4. Dance of the Infidels
5. Long Goodbye, The
6. Moonlight Serenade
7. Lennie's Pennies
8. Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye
9. Lady in the Lake
10. Segment
11. Bad and the Beautiful, The
12. Deep Song
| Details | |
| Contributing artists: | Jo Stafford, Billie Holiday, Jeri Southern |
| Producer: | Charlie Haden, Hans Wendl, Jean-Philippe Allard, Ruth Cameron |
| Distributor: | Universal Distribution |
| Recording Type: | Studio |
| Recording Mode: | Stereo |
| SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
"Haunted Heart," "Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye" and "Deep Song" are followed by different performances of the same song without a break in between. The first performance in each case is by Charlie Haden Quartet West followed by an original performance of the track from the late 40's or early 50's by Jo Stafford (December 1947), Jeri Southern (March 1954), and Billie Holiday (February 1947).
Charlie Haden Quartet West: Charlie Haden (bass); Ernie Watts (tenor saxophone); Alan Broadbent (piano); Larance Marable (drums).
Additional personnel includes: Jeri Southern (vocals, piano); Jo Stafford, Billy Holiday (vocals); Paul Weston & His Orchestra, Dave Barbour Trio, Bob Haggart & His Orchestra.
Recorded at Studio Plateforme, Sete, France on October 27 & 28, 1991. Includes liner notes by Charlie Haden.
Personnel: Jeri Southern (vocals, piano); Jo Stafford, Billie Holiday (vocals); Danny Perri (guitar); Bill Stegmeyer (clarinet, alto saxophone); Toots Mondello, Al Klink (alto saxophone); Ernie Watts, Art Drelinger, Hank Ross (tenor saxophone); Billy Butterfield (trumpet); Alan Broadbent, Bobby Tucker (piano); Larance Marable, Bunny Shawker (drums).
Audio Mixer: Cookie Marenco.
Liner Note Authors: Raymond Chandler; Charlie Haden.
Recording information: Studio Plateforme, Sete, France (10/27/1991/10/28/1991).
Director: Charlie Haden.
Photographer: Jean-Pierre Larcher.
Arranger: Bob Haggart.
This 1992 recording is a delight from beginning to end. Charlie Haden's rich musical vision has been fueled by many sources throughout the decades--first by singing gospel and country in his childhood, then by his furiously groundbreaking work with Ornette Coleman in the '50s, followed by his Spanish leanings in the '70s (and much, much more). With Quartet West he's been examining the rich heritage of jazz standards and popular songs.
HAUNTED HEART evokes the romanticism of film music, but while it addresses the feelings of nostalgia that the movies can stir, it's not nostalgic music, which is what separates Haden and his ensemble from scores of retro-celebratory musical enterprises. He even features performances by Jo Stafford, Jeri Southern and Billie Holiday, adding yet more magic and allure to an already crystalline concept. HAUNTED HEART is a consistently rewarding experience.
Industry Reviews
...The noted bass player and his group pay homage to some of the more evocative pop and jazz sounds of the 1940's...drenched in film-noir moodiness...
...The spirits are abundant and vibrant in this aural time capsule of Raymond Chandler's Los Angeles...Haden is in top form...via electronic magic, Billie Holiday, Jo Stafford, and Jeri Southern sing alongside the band, as the ghosts and the era are revitalized...
Reflex (19921110)
...The third Quartet West album is best, and not only because the latest excursion into noir jazz actually drafts three of the sultriest torch singers of postwar cabaret...
Village Voice (19930202)
...Nostalgia can be treacherous, but Haden's bop ensemble bars the door on schmaltz, allowing only consummate invention into this program of tunes from Hollywood's lush life...
Musician (19920901)
4 Stars - Very Good - ...A set of wistful ballads and gentle bop classics...paves no new paths but makes some gorgeous music...If, as [Haden] suggests, this disc should be treated like a film, I'll gladly buy the popcorn...
Down Beat (19920801)
...aural time travel, with musical reminders of postwar Los Angeles and its noir movies, Raymond Chandler novels, and sexy torch singers...a serenade of remembered delights... - Rating: A
Entertainment Weekly (19920717)