At Basin Street – Clifford Brown And Max Roach – LP – Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 14days)

At Basin Street is a testament to the creative synergy between trumpet virtuoso Clifford Brown and rhythmic innovator Max Roach. Recorded in 1956, this album stands as a poignant snapshot of the hard bop era, not only for its technical prowess but also for its emotional depth. Featuring the final studio sessions of Clifford Brown before his untimely passing, the record is imbued with a sense of urgency and joy, particularly in tracks like ‘What Is This Thing Called Love?’ and ‘Love for Sale.’ Brown’s lyrical phrasing and Roach’s adventurous drumming are complemented by the soulful vocals of the legendary Dinah Washington, making this album a multidimensional listening experience. The interplay between musicians is palpable, capturing the intimacy and energy of a late-night jazz club. For collectors and listeners alike, At Basin Street is more than a historical document—it’s a vibrant celebration of artistry at its peak. Owning this album means holding a piece of jazz history, one that continues to inspire and resonate with every spin.

Track List:
A1 – What Is This Thing Called Love? – 7:33
A2 – Love Is A Many Splendored Thing – 4:14
A3 – I’ll Remember April – 9:13
A4 – Junior’ Arrival – 3:33
B1 – Powell’s Prances – 3:28
B2 – Time – 5:03
B3 – The Scene Is Clean – 6:05
B4 – Gertrude’s Bounce – 4:09
B5 – Flossie Lou – 3:55