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    Johnny Griffin & Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis - Tough Tenors Back Again!

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    Johnny Griffin & Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis - Tough Tenors Back Again!

    Johnny Griffin & Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis - Tough Tenors Back Again!
    Jazz | Label: Storyville | APE (tracks), Cue, front cover | PT: 1:13:05 | release: 1998 | 4 x 99 + 43 MB



    Personnel:
    Johnny Griffin, Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis (tenor saxophone); Harry Pickens (piano); Curtis Lundy (bass); Kenny Washington (drums). Recorded live at Monmartre, Copenhagen, Denmark on July 10, 1984. Includes liner notes by Alun Morgan.


    During 1960-63, Johnny Griffin and Eddie "lockjaw" Davis teamed up in a two-tenor quintet, inspiring each other to play at their most intense and swinging on a nightly basis. After the band's breakup, Griffin and Davis occasionally had reunions that found them playing as heatedly as ever. This 1998 CD, which released a particularly exciting encounter at Copenhagen's Montmartre in 1984 for the first time, has what might have been their last matchup since Lockjaw passed away two years later. With pianist Harry Pickens, bassist Curtis Lundy and drummer Kenny Washington keeping the momentum moving, the two tough tenors battle it out on a variety of basic material, including "Blues Up and Down" (which has a colorful chorus of conversational commentary by the two tenors before their solos), "Funky Fluke" and "Lester Leaps In." Throughout the heated bebop date, Griffin and Davis are heard at the peak of their powers, and the results are quite memorable. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide


    Tracklist:

    1. Blues Up and Down
    2. Oh Gee
    3. Call It What You Wanna
    4. Funky Fluke
    5. Hey Lock
    6. Lester Leaps In
    7. Intermission Riff