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Booker Ervin

Tex Book Tenor

Tex Book Tenor

SKU: V93023 Barcode: 0602445852246
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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album

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  • Released Date: 01 Mar 2024

  • Genre: Jazz

Our Take

Booker Ervin's "Tex Book Tenor" is a rollercoaster of jazz genius that will have you reaching for your Stetson hat and spurs in no time. This album is a wild ride through the Texan plains, with Ervin's tenor saxophone leading the charge like a cowboy on a bucking bronco.

From the get-go, Ervin's smooth yet fiery playing style is on full display, with each note hitting you like a tumbleweed in a gust of wind. The interplay between Ervin and his bandmates is tight and electrifying, like a shootout at high noon where everyone walks away unscathed.

Tracks like "Lonesome Lover Blues" and "Down in the Dumps" showcase Ervin's versatility and range, with his tenor saxophone wailing and moaning like a lonesome coyote in the night. The band's rhythm section is solid as a rock, keeping things steady and groovy even when the music veers off into uncharted territory.

Overall, "Tex Book Tenor" is a Texan tornado of jazz brilliance that will leave you breathless and wanting more. So grab your cowboy hat, pour yourself a bourbon, and saddle up for the ride of a lifetime with Booker Ervin and his band. Yeehaw!

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Gichi
2. Den Tex
3. In a Capricornian Way
4. Lynne's Tune
5. 204

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About the artist

Booker Ervin

Booker Ervin, the legendary saxophonist, known for his larger-than-life sound and unforgettable performances, has left an indelible mark on the world of jazz music. Born in 1930 in Denison, Texas, Ervin began his musical journey at a young age, honing his skills on the saxophone and immersing himself in the vibrant jazz scene of the time. With his distinctive style and innovative approach to improvisation, Ervin quickly gained recognition as a rising star in the jazz world. His collaborations with icons such as Charles Mingus and Randy Weston solidified his reputation as a force to be reckoned with. Ervin's discography is a testament to his mastery of the saxophone, with standout albums like "The Freedom Book" and "The Space Book" showcasing his incredible range and technical prowess. His passionate performances and soulful melodies have earned him a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim from music lovers around the world. Beyond his musical talents, Ervin was also known for his larger-than-life personality and infectious sense of humour. Whether he was cracking jokes on stage or sharing stories from his colourful past, Ervin always knew how to charm and entertain his audiences. Sadly, Ervin's life was cut short in 1970, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire and influence musicians to this day. His music remains as relevant and captivating as ever, a testament to the timeless talent of this jazz icon. Booker Ervin may have left us too soon, but his spirit lives on through his extraordinary body of work and the memories of those who were lucky enough to witness his genius firsthand.

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