Four Classic Albums
Four Classic Albums
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Title: IKE QUEBEC Four Classic Albums
IKE QUEBEC's Four Classic Albums is a soulful journey through the smooth sounds of jazz. Quebec effortlessly blends together elements of blues, soul, and bebop to create a unique and captivating listening experience.
The album kicks off with Quebec's debut album, Heavy Soul, which sets the tone for the rest of the collection. Tracks like "Acadia" and "Ike's Mood" showcase Quebec's prowess on the saxophone, while "Zonky" and "Loie" highlight his ability to craft infectious melodies.
Moving onto Bossa Nova Soul Samba, Quebec takes a departure from his usual sound, delving into the world of bossa nova and samba. The result is a refreshing and energetic album that will have you dancing along from start to finish.
Next up is It Might as Well Be Spring, a more laid-back and introspective album that showcases Quebec's softer side. Tracks like "Serenade to a Soul Sister" and "Nature Boy" highlight Quebec's versatility as a musician and composer.
Rounding off the collection is Soul Samba, an album that blends together elements of soul and samba to create a truly unique listening experience. Tracks like "Shu Shu" and "Favela" showcase Quebec's ability to push boundaries and experiment with different genres.
Overall, IKE QUEBEC's Four Classic Albums is a must-listen for any jazz fan looking to expand their musical horizons. Quebec's innovative approach to music and masterful saxophone playing make this collection a standout in his discography. Don't sleep on this one, folks.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. Blue and Sentimental
2. Minor Impulse
3. Don't Take Your Love from Me
4. Blues for Charlie
5. Like
6. Count Every Star
7. It Might As Well Be Spring
8. A Light Reprieve
9. Easy, Don't Hurt
10. Lover Man
11. Ol' Man River
12. Willow Weep for Me
Disc: 2
1. Acquitted
2. Just One More Chance
3. Que's Dilemma
4. Brother Can You Spare a Dime
5. The Man I Love
6. Heavy Soul
7. I Want a Little Girl
8. Nature Boy
9. Loie
10. Lloro Tu Despedida
11. Goin' Home
12. Me 'N' You
13. Liebestraum
14. Shu Shu
15. Blue Samba
16. Favela
17. Linda Flor
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About the artist
Ike Quebec
IKE QUEBEC was a jazz saxophonist who lit up the New York City music scene in the 1960s with his smooth, soulful playing. Born in Newark, New Jersey, Quebec began his career as a member of the Count Basie Orchestra before striking out on his own as a bandleader. His sound is best described as a combination of hard bop and soul jazz, with a touch of blues thrown in for good measure. Quebec's music has a warm, inviting quality that makes it perfect for late night listening or a lazy Sunday afternoon. Despite never achieving mainstream success, Quebec's influence on the jazz world is undeniable. His albums, like "Blue and Sentimental" and "It Might As Well Be Spring," are considered classics of the genre, and have been sampled by hip-hop artists and revered by jazz aficionados. Quebec's music is a perfect encapsulation of the swinging, soulful sound of 1960s jazz. His smooth, melodic playing style and impeccable sense of timing make him a joy to listen to, whether you're a seasoned jazz aficionado or a casual listener. Sadly, Quebec's career was cut short when he passed away in 1963 at the age of just 44. But his music lives on, a testament to his talent and lasting impact on the jazz world. So next time you're looking for some cool, breezy jazz to soundtrack your evening, why not give Ike Quebec a spin? You won't be disappointed.
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