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Jerome Richardson - alto saxophone, soprano saxophone on #1
Tete Montoliu - piano
Reggie Johnson  - bass
Alvin Queen - drums

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01. A Child is Born (Thad Jones) 8:32
02. Manha de Carnaval (Luiz Bonfá) 7:40
03. Groovin' High (Dizzy Gillespie) 6:40
04. Where is Love? (Lionel Bart) 7:37
05. When Lights Are low (Carter-Williams) 7:13
06. Warm Valley (Duke Elington) 8:38
07. Hi-Fly (Randy Weston) 8:47
08. I Thought About You (Van Heusen-Mercer) 10:40
09. A Night in Tunisia (Dizzy Gillespie) 6:30
10. J & T Blues (Richardson-Montoliu) 6:55

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¢£Ï¿²»¡§Recorded at Estudi Gema, Barcelona, May 22, 1988

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  • Jerome Richardson And The Tete Montoliu Trio

In May 1988, Jerome Richardson (1920-2000) was touring Spain accompanied
by the Tete Montoliu Trio. On their way through Barcelona, the
quartet played in the old ¡ÈCova del Drac¡É club. Richardson¡Çs alto and
soprano sax performances with Tete¡Çs trio sparked not only the enthusiasm
of fans across the city, but also the interest of Fresh Sound Records.
All four musicians happily agreed to set a recording session that took place
on May 22 at the now-defunct studio Estudi Gema.
Richardson was a talented jazz improviser of the bop tradition, his passion
for blowing was tempered only by the stringent discipline that
emanated from his well-schooled musical mind. He was a sensitive balladeer
as well as a virile swinger. His versatile yet consistent jazz style on
alto was the result of different influences, from the clean tonality of the
best altoists of the swing era, Willie Smith, Johnny Hodges and Benny
Carter, through to the phrasing of Charlie Parker or even the fiery hard
bop style of Cannonball Adderley and Phil Woods. Yet in the end, it all
turns out to be individualistically Jerome Richardson.
His old friend pianist Tete Montoliu contributed his share of rewarding,
sensitive, comping and rippling solos, and they complemented each other
well, as Tete was always firm enough to keep up with Jerome, but also
subtle and smooth enough to counteract him.
A stirring set full of truly high moments of very good solo work and a
rhythm section with bassist Reggie Johnson and drummer Alvin Queen
that, in addition to its flawless timekeeping, is pure energy and fire.
I would like to thank Jordi Suñol and Jordi
Pujol for making this project finally come to
life after 32 years of having been recorded.
It was definitely a most special event for
me after having played at the ¡ÈCova del Drac¡É
in Barcelona with the Tete Montoliu Trio
with our special guest, Jerome Richardson.
Back then, the decision was made to record
the group and I am witness to this release
following the loss of all three mentors. My
hope is that you will join us to keep this music
alive, as well as making this CD successful.
—Alvin L. Queen

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