Ray Brown: The Red Hot Ray Brown Trio [96/24 Stereo LP Rip]

The Red Hot Ray Brown Trio (Concord, 1987) employed Mickey Roker and Gene Harris and was recorded at the Blue Note in New York City, November to December 1985. Mastered from the original Concord analog masters.

Year: 1987
Lable: Concord Jazz Records, CJ-315
Style: Jazz
Country: USA
Audio: 24bit-96kHz - Vinyl Rip, WAV
Size: 1.12 GB


About the Recording

Bassist Ray Brown's 1985 trio (featuring pianist Gene Harris and drummer Mickey Roker) is heard in fine form throughout this swinging set. In addition to five standards and Brown's own blues "Captain Bill," there are a couple of unlikely but successful selections: Tyree Glenn's "How Could You Do a Thing Like This to Me" and "Love Me Tender." Although there is actually only one blues among the eight numbers, Gene Harris infuses all of the selections with the feeling of the blues and consistently steals the show. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

Musicians:

Ray Brown, bass;
Gene Harris, piano;
Mickey Roker, drums


Track Listing:

1. Have You Met Miss Jones?
2. Meditation
3. Street of Dreams
4. Lady Be Good
5. That's All
6. Love Me Tender
7. How Could You Do a Thing Like This to Me?
8. Captain Bill


Ripping Equipment:

Turntable: Nottingham Analogue Interspace;
Cartridge: Shelter 501 MKII Low Output MC;
Phono amp: Ray Samuels Audio Emmeline XR-2;
Power cables: Black Sand Cables Silver Reference MKV with Wattgate 330i-350i Ag;
Computer: MacBook Pro (FireWire out);
АDC: Edirol FA-66 FireWire
Software: Soundtrack Pro @ 96kHz/32-bit floating point/ClickRepair.