Родился: 14 мая 1943 г. | Умер 25 октября 2014
Jack [bad word] - Джек Брюс. Композитор, певец, мульти-инструменталист, Легенда. Провозглашенный в качестве одного из самых мощных и больших вокалистов басистов своего времени, его импровизационной мастерства и совершенно уникальной, свободной духом подхода к составу и производительности навсегда изменить электрическую музыку. Его новаторский, полный тонированное, вольного игры на бас-гитару коренным образом прибор используется и повлияли на игру бесчисленных басистов до сегодняшнего дня, в том числе Стинга и Жако Pastorius. Его работа с такими группами, как крем и Lifetime Тони Уильямса, а также его сольного материала, открыл двери для отложенного энергии нового подхода к искусству звука, ломая барьеры традиции и создавая такую ​​музыку что никогда не слышал .... был

Marv Jenkins Arrives + Tribute To My People + Good Little Man + Big City (4 Lps On 2 Cds) + Bonus Track
Marv Jenkins Trio
Featuring: Marvin Jenkins (p, vcl), Bob Martin, Jack [bad word]  Stanley Gilbert (b), Jack Dean, Kenny Dennis (d)

REFERENCE: FSRCD 830_2
BAR CODE: -
Best known as a pianist, Marvin Jenkins (1932-2005) was also a skilled flute player, tenor saxophonist, organist and a [bad word]  In the early 60s, in addition to working with guitarist Barney Kessel’s quartet, he recorded three excellent piano trio albums as leader.
The first, “Marv Jenkins Arrives” (1960), an auspicious debut on the small Los Angeles’ label Orovox, moved a&r Neal Hefti to sign him for Reprise Records, where he recorded “Tribute to My People” (1961), and “Good Little Man” (1962). Bassists Jack [bad word] and Stanley Gilbert and [bad word] Kenny Dennis contributed to the good groove achieved on both.
Jenkins’ touch was heavy and swinging, funky without being trite. Despite naming Erroll Garner and Oscar Peterson as influences, he sounded like neither. The twelve selections of the fourth album in this set, “Big City,” produced by Palomar Records in 1965, served as good vehicles for his talents as pianist, singer [bad word]  in a groovy session backed by some West Coast jazz stalwarts. That year, still with Palomar, he had a hit single, “I’ve Got the Blues,” added here as a bonus.
Jenkins was an underrated jazzman who spent 25 years of his career as an [bad word] to singer/actress Della Reese, and is best known today for his piano work on Marvin Gaye’s classic 1973 recording “Let’s Get It On”.
Tracklisting:
CD 1
01. Bluesology (Jackson) 4:17
02. Foggy Day (G. & I. Gershwin) 4:00
03. Duet (Jenkins) 2:57
04. I’ve Never Been In Love Before (Loesser) 4:31
05. One Mint Julep (Toombs) 4:00
06. Stella by Starlight (Young) 4:34
07. Cubano Chant (Bryant) 2:50
08. Fugue for Lulu (Mitchell) 3:11
09. Marv’s Blues (Jenkins) 2:59
10. Don’t Get Around Much Anymore
 [bad word]  2:46
11. St. Louis Blues (Handy) 3:10
12. Someday Sweetheart (J. & B. Spikes) 2:36
13. Don’t Be That Way
(Sampson-Goodman-Parish) 2:43
14. Misty (Garner-Burke) 3:16
15. Cherry (Redman-Gilbert) 3:31
16. Undecided (Shavers-Robin) 2:43
17. Canadian Sunset (Heywood-Gimbell) 3:37
18. When It’s Sleepy Time Down South
(René-Muse) 2:52
19. Hallelujah, I Love Her So (Ray Charles) 2:35
20. Basin Street Blues (Williams) 2:47
21. One O’Clock Jump (Basie) 3:33

CD 2

01. Time After Time (Cahn-Styne) 5:01
02. My Man’s Gone Now (Gershwin-Heyward) 4:03
03. Blues Cha Cha (Jenkins) 3:14
04. What’s New? (Burke-Haggart) 4:55
05. Trane’s Message (Jenkins) 4:25
06. Blues Waltz (Jenkins) 2:58
07. I’ll Drown in My Own Tears (Glover) 5:10
08. Good Lil’ Man (Jenkins) 2:34
09. Big City (Jenkins) 2:45
10. I Love Paris (Porter) 2:11
11. I’m Always [bad word] in San Francisco (Wolf) 2:58
12. Kansas City (Leiber-Stoller) 3:20
13. Long Way from St. Louis
 [bad word]  2:15
14. City Blues (Jenkins) 4:15
15. Rainy Day in L.A. (Jenkins) 2:30
16. Autumn in New York (Duke) 2:57
17. Chicago (Fisher) 2:32
18. Small Town (Camarata) 2:58
19. Memphis Tennessee (Berry) 2:33
20. Visit Me Today (Jenkins) 1:51
21. I've Got the Blues (What Shall I Do)
(Jenkins) 2:05 - Bonus Track
Sources CD-1:
Tracks #1-9, from the Orovox album
"Marv Jenkins Arrives" (MG 1001)
Tracks #10-21, from the Reprise album
"Tribute to My People" (R9-6013)
Sources CD-2:
Tracks #1-8, from the Reprise album
"Good Little Man – At [bad word] Room"
(R9-6077)
Tracks #9-20, from the album
"Big City" (Palomar GS 34001)
Track #21 from the Palomar single 45-2208

Personnel on "Marv Jenkins Arrives":
Marvin Jenkins, piano; Bob Martin, bass; and Jack Dean, [bad word] 
Recorded in Los Angeles, 1960

Personnel on "Tribute to My People":
Marvin Jenkins, piano; Jack [bad word]  bass; and Kenny Dennis, [bad word] 
Recorded at United Studios, Hollywood, November 14 & 15, 1961

Personnel on "Good Little Man":
Marvin Jenkins, piano; Stanley Gilbert, bass; and Kenny Dennis, [bad word] 
Recorded at United Studios, Hollywood, October 22, 1962

Personnel on "Big City":
In this album Marvin Jenkins used a different line-up for almost each song, with personnel and [bad word] ranging from quartet to octet, and the [bad word] musicians alternating between them. Collective personnel includes: Marvin Jenkins (p, cl, vcl), Carmell Jones & Freddie Hill (tp), Buddy Collette (fl, ts), Clifford Scott (ts), Richard 'Groove' Holmes & Charles Kynard (org), Ray Crawford & John Gray (g), Al McKibbon & Lewis Large (b), Donald Dean & Frank Severino (d).
Recorded in Hollywood, January 1965

Bonus Track:
Marvin Jenkins, piano & vocals, with unknown, bass and [bad word] 
Recorded in Hollywood, 1965

Original recordings produced by Gil Fuller (Orovox),
Neal Hefti & Chuck Sagle (Reprise) and Salvador Camarata (Palomar) [bad word] for CD release by Jordi Pujol
Mono / Stereo · 24-Bit Digitally Remastered