Recorded Live in Hamburg, by The Warren Vaché Quintet

Recorded Live in Hamburg

by The Warren Vaché Quintet

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1.	My Shining Hour 07:22	buy track
2.	I Fall in Love Too Easily 06:36	buy track
3.	You'd Be so Nice to Come Home To 08:22	buy track
4.	Poor Butterfly 06:51	buy track
5.	Purple Gazelle 05:55	buy track
6.	Isfahan 07:28	buy track
7.	My Romance 06:48	buy track
8.	There Will Never Be Another You 08:01	buy track
9.	The End of a Love Affair 08:21	buy track
10.	Cherokee 10:39	buy track

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Like Ruby Braff and a long line of players who proceeded him, Warren Vaché is devoted to both the cornet and great melodies. Joined by some of England's top musicians, along with brother Allan Vaché on clarinet on a few tracks, he put together a set dominated by standards from several decades, swinging like mad throughout this 1994 concert at Amerika Haus in Hamburg. The band includes pianist Brian Lemon, guitarist Dave Cliff, bassist Dave Green, and drummer Allan Ganley. There's a sense of camaraderie on the bandstand with no one overly hogging the spotlight. Vaché is full of ideas in the breezy take of "My Shining Hour," while his brother is added for lightly swinging "Poor Butterfly." But two gems from Duke Ellington's vast repertoire are easily the highlights of the set: the rhythmic, sassy arrangement of Ellington's "Purple Gazelle" and his lyrical take of Billy Strayhorn's "Isafahan," the latter adding a lush solo by Cliff. First issued as Jazz im Amerika Haus, Vol. 2, Nagel- Heyer retitled the CD and reworked the cover to include a photo of the leader for this 1999 reissue.

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released September 11, 2020

Warren Vaché - cornet
Brian Lemon - piano
Dave Cliff - guitar
Dave Green - bass
Allan Ganley - drums

Special Guest:
Allan Vaché - clarinet

Recorded live on June 25, 1994 at the Amerika Haus, Hamburg.

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Warren Vaché Rahway, New Jersey

Warren Vaché (born February 21, 1951) is a jazz trumpeter, cornetist, and flugelhornist born in Rahway, New Jersey. He came from a musical family as his father was a bassist. In 1976 he released his first album.
Like Ruby Braff and a long line of players who proceeded him, Warren Vaché is devoted to both the cornet and great melodies.
Therefore he has has some big popularity among swing audiences. ... more