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	DEXTER GORDON North Sea Jazz Concert Series 1979 (UK/EU limited edition 3-track LP pressed on 180-gram White Vinyl featuring two performances recorded at Carrousel Zaal and a 'Tenorsax Battle' recorded at Paw Zaal, both in The Hague, Netherlands on Sunday July 15th 1979. Picture sleeve plus liner notes insert, hype sticker & factory sealed) Tracklisting: Dexter Gordon (1923 � 1990) was a giant in every respect. Both his height and his playing exuded authority. He had the power to draw conclusions amid many musical impressions and, carefree of other people�s opinions, said/played things as they were. He was one of the first tenor saxophonists to play modern jazz after the big band style, making him a source of inspiration for many. On July 15, 1979, he joined North Sea Jazz with his accompanying trio consisting of pianist Kirk Lightsey, bassist Rufus Reid and drummer Eddie Gladden. On this album you can hear their performances of �It�s You Or No One� and �More Than You Know�. In addition, the album contains a recording of the tenor battle held later that evening during �Flying Home� with Hank Jones on piano, Gene Ramsey on bass and Gus Johnson on drums, in addition to Dexter Budd Johnson, Illinois Jacquet, Arnett Cobb and Buddy Tate sound on sax. Limited Edition of 1250 copies Side A It's You Or No One Flying Home Side B More Than You Know Personnel - Side A Dexter Gordon (Tenor Saxophone) Kirk Lightsey (Piano) Rufus Reid (Bass) Eddie Gladden (Drums) Personnel - Side B Hank Jones (Piano) Gene Ramsey (Bass) Gus Johnson (Drums) Dexter Gordon, Budd Johnson, Illinois Jacquet, Arnett Cobb, Buddy Tate (All Saxes)
	DEXTER GORDON Long Tall Dexter (1976 US 26-track LP of sessions recorded for Savoy between 1945 & 1947, great gatefold picture sleeve with extensive sleeve notes SJL2211) Tracklisting: 1. Blow Mr Dexter [a] 2. Blow Mr Dexter [a] 3. Dexter's Deck [a] 4. Dexter's Cuttin' Out [a] 5. Dexter's Minor Mad [a] 6. Long Tall Dexter [b] 7. Long Tall Dexter [b] 8. Dexter Rides Again [b] 9. I Can't Escape From You [b] 10. I Can't Escape From You [b] 11. Dexter Digs In [b] 12. Dexter Digs In [b] 13. Setting The Pace [c] 14. So Easy [c] 15. So Easy [c] 16. Dexter's Riff [c] 17. Dexter's Riff [c] 18. Dexter's Mood [d] 19. Dextrose [d] 20. Index [d] 21. Dextivity [d] 22. Wee Dot [e] 23. Wee Dot [e] 24. Lion Roars [e] 25. Lion roars [e] 26. After Hours Bop [f] Personnel :- [a] Dexter Gordon - Tenor Sax Sadik Hakim - Piano Gene Ramey - Bass Eddie Nicholson - Drums Recorded October 30th 1945 [b] Leonard Hawkins - Trumpet Dexter Gordon - Tenor Sax Bud Powell - Piano Curley Russell - Bass Max Roach - Drums Recorded January 29th 1946 [c] Dexter Gordon - Tenor Sax Leo Parker - Baritone Sax Tad Dameron - Piano Nelson Boyd - Bass Art Blakey - Drums Recorded December 11th 1947 [d] Fats Navarro - Trumpet Dexter Gordon - Tenor Sax Tad Dameron - Piano Nelson Boyd - Bass Art Madigan - Drums Recorded December 22nd 1947 [e] Joe Newman - Trumpet J J Johnson - Trombone Dexter Gordon - Tenor Sax Leo Parker - Baritone Sax Hank Jones - Piano Curley Russell - Bass Shadow Wilson - Drums Recorded December 19th 1947 [f] Howard McGhee - Trumpet Trummy Young - Trombone Dexter Gordon - Tenor Sax Sonny Criss - Alto Sax Hampton Hawes - Piano Barney Kessell - Guitar Red Callender - Bass Roy Porter - Drums Recorded April 1947
	DEXTER GORDON Go! (1984 US Direct Metal Mastered stereo issue of the classic 1962 6-track LP which also features Sonny Clark on Piano, Butch Warren on Drums & Billy Higgins on Bass, great picture sleeve reproducing the original album artwork BST-84112) Tracklisting: 1. Cheese Cake 2. I Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry 3. Second Balcony Jump 4. Love For Sale 5. Where Are You 6. Three O'Clock In The Morning
	DEXTER GORDON The Montmartre Collection Volume 1 (1981 UK/Dutch-pressed 4-track stereo LP, recorded at the Montmartre Jazzhuis in Copenhagen in 1967 & starring Kenny Drew on piano, Niels-Henning �rsted Pedersen on bass & drummer Albert 'Tootie' Heath. Includes lengthy readings of Sonny Rollins' Doxy & Sonnymoon For Two. The picture sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl appears barely played BLP30102) Tracklisting: 1. Sonnymoon For Two 2. For All We Know 3. Devilette 4. Doxy
	DEXTER GORDON Daddy Plays The Horn (Pure Pleasure Analogue limited edition 6-track mono LP pressed on 180-gram black vinyl and remastered by Ray Staff at AIR Mastering. Originally released in 1955 on New York label Bethlehem Records, the quartet also stars Kenny Drew on piano, Leroy Vinnegar on bass and Larry Marable on drums. Piture sleeve with original cover artwork, hype sticker & factory sealed) Tracklisting: MONO RECORDING "During a period of Dexter Gordon's (tenor sax) life � when he was deep in the throws of chronic drug addiction � the artist was miraculously able to reignite his career during the latter part of 1955. After several years of being out of the spotlight, Gordon resurfaced on the Big Apple-based indie Bethlehem imprint with the half-dozen sides that comprise Daddy Plays the Horn (1956). Joining him as key constituents of the credited Dexter Gordon Quartet are Kenny Drew (piano), Leroy Vinnegar (bass), and Larry Marable (drums). Although the support team provides Gordon top-notch contributions throughout, it is unquestionably Drew who offers the most in terms of active interaction and his prominence can not be overstated. Nowhere is that as noticeable as the good-natured interaction heard on the disc's opener, the Gordon-penned title composition 'Daddy Plays the Horn.' In fact it could be argued that Drew enhances the tenor to the point of practically being a co-leader. "The update of Charlie 'Bird' Parker's bop standard "Confirmation" is taken at a steady mid-tempo pace, allowing plenty of room for the participants to have their say and not get in the way of the melody. Gordon seems considerably more relaxed and comfortable as he spreads line upon line of inspired improvisation. Drew is once again a real treat to hear briefly taking charge of the rhythm section. The pair of ballads on Daddy Plays the Horn are nothing short of stellar and stand as simple, emotive expressions unto themselves. 'Darn That Dream' embraces the warmth of Gordon's tenor as his sensual phrasing leaves just enough space for Drew to sonically bridge the gap with his own unhurried and stylish chords. The generically monikered 'Number Four' is anything but ordinary." � All Music Guide Side 1 1. Daddy Plays The Horn 2. Confirmation 3. Darn That Dream Side 2 1. Number Four 2. Autumn In New York 3. You Can Depend On Me

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