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Jazz Messages
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Jazz Messages is a 1957

Jazztone Records
(catalog #J-1281).

Comments

"Ritual" – For the purpose of improving his art,

Afro-Caribbean terms."[2]

"Daahoud," sometimes spelled "Dawud," means "David" in Arabic. Brown named the composition after Talib Dawud, a trumpet-playing acquaintance – with Dizzy and Lee Morgan – in Philadelphia from the early 1950s.

Brown, on June 26, 1954, married LaRue Anderson (maiden; 1933–2005).[i] He called her "Joy Spring," and, in her honor, composed a piece in her name in 1954. They had been introduced by Max Roach.

Track listing

Jazztone
re-issue
Jazz Messages (album art: Roy Doty; liner notes: George T. Simon)
Side 1: Clifford Brown's All Stars
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."
Blueberry Hill" (recorded September 8, 1954)
Vincent Rose3:13
5."Daahoud" (recorded August 12, 1954)Clifford Brown4:11
Side 2: The Jazz Messengers with Art Blakey
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Once Upon a Groove" (recorded January 14, 1957, New York)Owen Eugene Marshall8:36
2."Touche" (recorded January 14, 1957, New York)Mal Waldron6:16
3."Blakey's comments on 'Ritual'" (Blakey; February 11, 1957, New York)Blakey1:55
4."Ritual" (recorded February 11, 1957, New York)Art Blakey9:59

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Matrix – Side 1 (printed on label): HO-8P-0788
Matrix – Side 2 (printed on label): HO-8P-0789

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Original releases
1) Pacific Jazz Presents the Clifford Brown Ensemble
(originally released in 1955 by
OCLC 12149539; the August 12 and September 8 sessions were at Capitol Records "A," Los Angeles; all compositions arranged by Jack Montrose)[3][4]
Side A:
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."
Blueberry Hill" (recorded September 8, 1954)
Vincent Rose3:13
Side B:
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Tiny Capers" (recorded September 8, 1954)Clifford Brown4:13
2."Bones for Jones" (tecorded September 8, 1954)Clifford Brown4:13
3."Daahoud" (recorded August 12, 1954)Clifford Brown4:11
Personnel
2) Ritual: The Modern Jazz Messengers
(recorded January 14, 1957, New York;[4] selections used for the release of Jazz Messages)
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Once Upon a Groove" (recorded January 14, 1957, New York)Owen Eugene Marshall8:36
2."Touche" (recorded January 14, 1957, New York)Mal Waldron6:16
3."Ritual" (recorded February 11, 1957, New York)Art Blakey9:59

Personnel

Notes and references

Notes

  1. ISSN 0276-3605
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References

  1. ^ "Jazz Records," by Edwin R. McDonald (né Edwin Ruthven McDonald; 1906–1991), St. Joseph News-Press Gazette, October 27, 1957, p. 8C (accessible via Newspapers.com, subscription required)
  2. OCLC 57124953 pps. 334–353
    Section: "African Independence and AfroCuban Collaborations," pps. 342–350
  3. ^ "Clifford Brown in California - The 1954 Sessions," James A. Harrod, Jazz Research (on Blogspot; research blog of James A. Harrod), June 2016 (retrieved June 26, 2019)
  4. ^
    OCLC 182585494, 690104143

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