Passion Flower - For Doris Duke
SSC1393 2020-11-20
Track List
It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) - 2:51
Blues for Nat - 3:24
Minuet in Jazz - 3:08
They Can't Take That Away from Me - 3:46
St. Louis Blues - 3:51
Dorshka (for Doris Duke) - 4:39
Have You Met Miss Jones? - 3:41
Things Ain't What They Used To Be - 4:03
Zoot Blues - 4:22
Black and Blue (What Did I Do To Be So Black and Blue) - 3:26
Jazzbo's Jaunt - 2:30
Pennies from Heaven - 4:03
Blues in the Closet - 2:52
Straight Life - 3:52
It's All Right with Me - 3:20
Sometimes I'm Happy - 3:47
Taking a Chance on Love - 3:33
Blues improvisation in F - 4:19
Ballad-blues improvisation in C - 1:24
Ballad improvisation in F - 4:24
Salt Peanuts - 1:41
A Place in the Sun (Main Title) - 3:29
Willow Weep for Me - 5:36
Time After Time - 3:36
After You've Gone - 2:24
Willow Weep for Me (alternate take) - 5:45
Time After Time (alternate take) - 3:43
Forgetful (Master take) - 3:13
Will I Ever Learn? - 3:57
Leavin' Town (Master take) - 4:16
Country Boy - 3:40
When You Are Near - 3:50
The Trouble with Me Is You - 4:05
You Wear Love So Well! - 3:19
Picnic in the Wintertime - 2:46
J.C. Blues - 5:07
Without You (Tres Palabras) - 4:39
Doodlin' - 5:09
Ev'rything I Love - 4:24
You Stepped Out of a Dream - 3:46
If You Could See Me Now - 3:40
It's You or No One - 4:06
Angel Eyes - 4:41
Caravan - 4:06
Prelude to a Kiss - 5:26
How High the Moon - 3:48
J.C. Blues (alternate 1) - 4:10
J.C. Blues (alternate 2) - 4:46
Doodlin’ (alternate 1) - 5:12
Doodlin’ (alternate 2) - 5:08
Groove Funk Soul (In & Out) - 5:32
Yesterdays - 7:21
Day Dream - 7:02
Could Happen to You - 3:33
Play Me the Blues - 9:17
That’s All - 5:28
Yesterdays (alternate) - 7:58
Play Me the Blues (alternate) - 6:24
Lover - 6:48
Day In Day Out - 5:08
Daisy Mae (Whatever) - 4:35
The Sidewalks of New York (East Side, West Side) - 8:14
Here's That Rainy Day - 4:52
My Ship - 4:28
I'm Getting Sentimental Over You - 2:29
One Life To Live - 4:39
That Old Feeling - 4:14
Cheek to Cheek - 2:50
Fascinating Rhythm - 4:29
Funky Blues - 7:56
You Don't Know What Love Is - 4:41
Things Ain't What They Used To Be - 2:38
Sweet Lorraine - 2:59
Get Out of Town - 5:02
Remind Me - 6:21
Satin Doll - 2:43
A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing - 4:00
Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me) - 2:52
Lush Life - 7:04
Passion Flower - 3:30
Remind Me (alternate) - 6:21
Musicians
Joe Castro - piano
Leroy Vinnegar - bass
Jimmy Pratt - drums
Red Mitchell - bass
Lawrence Marable - drums
Philly Joe Jones - drums
Paul Bley - piano
Hal Gaylor - bass
Flo Handy - vocals
George Handy - piano
Lennie McBrowne - drums
Ed Shank - bass
Ray Ellis Orchestra - Orchestra
Gus Johnson - drums
The Neal Hefti Orchestra - Orchestra
Nat Adderley - trumpet
Julian "Cannonball" Adderley - alto saxophone
Teddy Edwards - tenor saxophone
Billy Higgins - drums
Teddy Kotick - bass
Paul Motian - drums
The Bob Cooper Ensemble - ensemble
Al Parcino - trumpet
Gabe Baltazar - flute
Bill Holman - clarinet
Bill Green - saxophones
Bill Hood - baritone saxophone, bass clarinet
Sunnyside Records presents the second boxed set of recordings from the archive of pianist Joe Castro, a diverse collection featuring incredible and never heard performances from legends like Paul Bley, Paul Motian, Leroy Vinnegar, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones and many more. // The initial Joe Castro boxed set, Lush Life – A Musical Journey (Sunnyside, 2015), provided an insight into the world of the pianist’s early meetings with the greats of jazz at home recorded sessions. These recordings included Buddy Collette, Chico Hamilton, Teddy Wilson, Stan Getz, Zoot Sims and Lucky Thompson. The box also included a couple of sessions recorded for potential release on Castro and Duke’s Clover label, including a Castro Big Band and the Teddy Edwards Tentet. // The second boxed set of recordings from Joe Castro’s collection, Passion Flower – For Doris Duke, highlights his collaborations with a vast array of incredible musicians. There are fine home recordings of jam sessions, studio recordings of Castro’s Atlantic Records releases, recordings of projects of friends and productions that were done under the aegis of Clover Records, the label that Duke and Castro founded and briefly ran.