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Shelly Manne & His Men

Play Peter Gunn [ Vinyl / 12" Album ]

Play Peter Gunn

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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album

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  • Released Date: 20 Jun 2011

  • Genre: Jazz

Our Take

Shelly Manne's rendition of "Peter Gunn" is a groovy journey through the swinging '60s, with a touch of that cool jazz vibe that only the legendary drummer could pull off. From the first track to the last, Manne's impeccable timing and dynamic drumming shine through, driving each song with precision and flair.

The album opens with the iconic "Peter Gunn Theme," setting the tone for what's to come. Manne's drumming takes center stage, effortlessly keeping the beat while adding intricate fills and flourishes that elevate the track to another level. It's a masterclass in jazz drumming that showcases Manne's technical prowess and creativity.

Throughout the album, Manne is joined by a stellar lineup of musicians who bring their own unique flair to the music. The interplay between the drums, piano, bass, and horns is tight and cohesive, creating a sound that is both intricate and infectious. Tracks like "Dreamsville" and "Slow and Easy" highlight the band's versatility and ability to blend different styles seamlessly.

Overall, Shelly Manne's "Peter Gunn" is a must-listen for any fan of jazz or anyone looking to add a touch of sophistication to their music collection. With its cool vibes, killer grooves, and top-notch musicianship, this album is a timeless classic that deserves a spot in every music lover's library. So grab a cocktail, sit back, and let Shelly Manne take you on a trip back to the golden age of jazz.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Peter Gunn
2. The Floater
3. Sorta Blue
4. The Brothers
5. Soft Sounds
6. Odd Ball
7. Fallout!
8. Slow and Easy
9. Brief and Breezy
10. Dreamsville
11. A Profound Gass
12. My Manne Shelly

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About the artist

Shelly Manne & His Men

Shelly Manne may not be a household name, but within the jazz world, he's a drumming legend on par with the greats. With a career that spanned over five decades, Manne left an indelible mark on the music scene with his impeccable timing, inventive rhythms, and dynamic playing style. Born in New York in 1920, Manne cut his teeth on the bustling jazz scene of the Big Apple before making his way to the West Coast in the 1950s. It was there that he truly found his groove, becoming a key player in the burgeoning West Coast jazz movement. Manne's versatility was unmatched, effortlessly moving between different jazz styles from bebop to cool jazz to avant-garde. His work as a session musician earned him the nickname "The West Coast's First-Call Drummer," playing on countless albums with some of the biggest names in jazz. But it wasn't just his technical prowess that set Manne apart. He had a personality as flamboyant as his drumming style, known for his quick wit and infectious sense of humour. Whether he was laying down a swinging groove or cracking a joke on stage, Manne always knew how to keep the audience entertained. Though he may have passed away in 1984, Shelly Manne's legacy lives on through his recordings and the countless musicians he inspired. So next time you're grooving to a jazz record, remember to tip your hat to the man behind the kit – Shelly Manne, the unsung hero of jazz drumming.

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