Review:
by Scott Yanow
Altoist John Handy's 1967 quintet included vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson, the up and coming guitarist Pat Martino, bassist Albert Stinson and drummer Doug Sides. They really stretch out on three pieces (John Coltrane's "Naima" and an original), and New View is highlighted by Handy's emotional and episodic "Tears of Ole Miss (Anatomy of a Riot)," which clocks in at 23:45. The inside/outside music is quite picturesque, emotional, and ultimately logical. It is a pity that John Handy did not make more of an impact on the mainstream of jazz, but his three Columbia studio albums still sound fresh decades later.
https://www.allmusic.com/album/new-view-mw0000619276?1640617946976
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Reseña:
por Scott Yanow
El quinteto del contralto John Handy de 1967 incluía al vibrafonista Bobby Hutcherson, al prometedor guitarrista Pat Martino, al bajista Albert Stinson y al baterista Doug Sides. Se extienden realmente en tres piezas ("Naima" de John Coltrane y una original), y New View destaca por la emotiva y episódica "Tears of Ole Miss (Anatomy of a Riot)" de Handy, que dura 23:45. La música interior/exterior es bastante pintoresca, emocional y, en última instancia, lógica. Es una lástima que John Handy no tuviera más impacto en la corriente principal del jazz, pero sus tres álbumes de estudio de Columbia siguen sonando frescos décadas después.
https://www.allmusic.com/album/new-view-mw0000619276?1640617946976
Tracks:
1. Naima (In Memory Of John Coltrane)
2. A Little Quiet
3. Tears Of Ole Miss (Anatomy Of A Riot)
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Genre: Jazz
Style: Post Bop
Year: 1967
https://www.discogs.com/master/278076-The-New-John-Handy-Quintet-With-Bobby-Hutcherson-New-View
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