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Smack Up, recorded October 2425, 1960 and released the same year, is a commanding session by the Art Pepper Quintet that underscores Peppers prowess as a leader and improviser. Accompanied by Jack Sheldon on trumpet, Pete Jolly on piano, Jimmy Bond on bass, and Frank Butler on drums, Pepper frames a repertoire composed entirely by fellow saxophonists. The sonic palette ranges from bop to blues to free-leaning edges, highlighting both technical command and expressive depth. The session is notable for its balance: the ensemble remains cohesive, yet each musician retains ample space to articulate voice and vision.
The title track Smack Up kicks off with urgency and tension, while Las Cuevas de Mario introduces shifting time feels and rhythmic intrigue. Other highlights include the swingi
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
Smack Up, recorded October 2425, 1960 and released the same year, is a commanding session by the Art Pepper Quintet that underscores Peppers prowess as a leader and improviser. Accompanied by Jack Sheldon on trumpet, Pete Jolly on piano, Jimmy Bond on bass, and Frank Butler on drums, Pepper frames a repertoire composed entirely by fellow saxophonists. The sonic palette ranges from bop to blues to free-leaning edges, highlighting both technical command and expressive depth. The session is notable for its balance: the ensemble remains cohesive, yet each musician retains ample space to articulate voice and vision.
The title track Smack Up kicks off with urgency and tension, while Las Cuevas de Mario introduces shifting time feels and rhythmic intrigue. Other highlights include the swingi
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