Search - Fats Navarro :: Fats Blows

Track Listings (23) - Disc #1
1. Dance of the Infidels - Fats Navarro, Powell, Bud
2. 52nd Street Theme - Fats Navarro, Monk, Thelonious
3. Double Talk - Fats Navarro, McGhee, Howard
4. Move - Fats Navarro, Best, Denzil
5. Hollerin' and Screamin' - Fats Navarro, Davis, Eddie "Lockj
6. The Tadd Walk - Fats Navarro, Dameron, Tadd
7. Jumpin' Jane - Fats Navarro, Feather, Leonard
8. Lady Bird - Fats Navarro, Dameron, Tadd
9. Goin' to Minton's - Fats Navarro, Navarro, Fats
10. Nostalgia - Fats Navarro, Navarro, Fats
11. Eb-Pob - Fats Navarro, Navarro, Fats
12. Our Delight - Fats Navarro, Dameron, Tadd
13. Bouncing with Bud - Fats Navarro, Fuller, Gil
14. Wail - Fats Navarro, Powell, Bud
15. Symphonette - Fats Navarro, Dameron, Tadd
16. Boperation - Fats Navarro, Navarro, Fats
17. Fats Blows - Fats Navarro, Navarro, Fats
18. Stop - Fats Navarro, Lanphere, Don
19. Sid's Delight - Fats Navarro, Dameron, Tadd
20. Jahbero - Fats Navarro, Dameron, Tadd
21. The Skunk - Fats Navarro, McGhee, Howard
22. The Squirrel - Fats Navarro, Dameron, Tadd
23. Groovin' High - Fats Navarro, Gillespie, Dizzy

CD Details

All Artists: Fats Navarro
Title: Fats Blows
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Past Perfect (Deu)
Release Date: 6/5/2001
Genre: Jazz
Style: Bebop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 723724133327

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CD Reviews

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nadav haber | jerusalem Israel | 07/31/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I listened to this music on LP around 10-11 years ago, and I thought it was wild and crazy. When listening to the CD now, after years of listening to Coltrane, Ayler, Dolphy Coleman and such, I was amazed at how structured and melodic this music is. Navarro was an amazing trumpet player, who had a great sound. But what impresses me most is his clear thinking and sensible phrases - he is so confident and always knows were he is going musically. The tracks are all good, I especially liked "Dance of the infidels", Jahbero, The skunk, Double Talk and Boperation. The rest of the musicians are great too - Sonny Rollins, Bud Powell, Ernie Henry, and Others (Charlie Parker and Tristano play on only one track each). But It's mostly Navarro and it's great. It is an immense loss that this musician died at 27 (1950), and missed so many years of musical creativity. I recommend this CD (good sound, a lot of material and inexpensive !) to all Jazz lovers."