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Review 1
These 26 tunes, recorded at three sessions between 1959 and 1962, were initially done to product 45-rpm singles for the jukebox market. The material leans heavily toward standards with a few bluesy originals thrown in. Quebec's vulnerable, big-toned tenor caresses every melody beautifully and his heartfelt solos are stirring. Sidemen include Sir Charles Thompson (on organ), Milt Hinton, and Skeeter Best. |
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Tracks
Disc One
1. A Light Reprieve
2. Buzzard Hope
3. Blue Monday
4. Zonky
5. Later for the Rock
6. Sweet and Lovely
7. Dear John
8. Blue Friday
9. Everything Happens to Me (short version)
10. Mardi Gras
11. What Diff'rence a Day Makes
12. For All We Know
13. Ill Wind
Disc Two
1. If I could Be with You
2. I've Got the World on a String
3. Me 'n' Mabe
4. Everything Happens to Me (long version)
5. All of Me
6. Intermezzo
7. But Not For Me
8. All the Way
9. How Long Has This Been Going On
10. With a Song in My Heart
11. Imagination
12. What Is There to Say
13. There Is No Greater Love |
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