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Lu Watters Jazz Band - Blues Over Bodega (1963) {Good Time Jazz GTCD 12066-2 rel 2000}
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© 1963, 2000 Good Time Jazz Records / Fantasy | GTCD 12066-2
Jazz / Dixieland / Trumpet

Nearly 14 years after he retired from music, trumpeter Lu Watters came out of retirement to musically protest the proposed building of a nuclear power plant on the San Andreas Fault. In addition to a few concerts with his former trombonist Turk Murphy, Watters recorded this lone Fantasy LP. After the nuclear project was shelved, Watters went back into permanent retirement. Surprisingly he is heard in prime form throughout this excellent set, leading a septet that also includes trombonist Bob Mielke, clarinetist Bob Helm, and pianist Wally Rose through such numbers as "Some of These Days," "Emperor Norton's Hunch," and his new pieces "San Andreas Fault" and "Blues Over Bodega." Blues singer Barbara Dane helps out a couple of songs.

Joe Gordon - Lookin' Good! (1961) {Contemporary OJCCD-1934-2 rel 2000}
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© 1961, 2000 Contemporary Records / Fantasy | OJCCD-1934-2
Jazz / Hard Bop / Trumpet

Joe Gordon did not live long, only making it to 35. His second of two recordings as a leader (originally released by Contemporary) finds him on the verge of leading his own group. Gordon wrote all eight of the selections and is joined by adventurous but obscure altoist Jimmy Woods, pianist Dick Whittington, bassist Jimmy Bond, and drummer Milt Turner. Although the solos are generally more memorable than the tunes, this is an excellent effort that hints at what might have been had Joe Gordon lived.

Don Ewell - Man Here Plays Fine Piano! (1957) {Good Time Jazz GTJCD-10043-2 rel 1995}
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© 1957, 1995 Good Time Jazz / Fantasy | GTJCD-10043-2
Jazz / Stride / Classic Jazz / Piano

During a two-day period in 1957, pianist Don Ewell teamed up with clarinetist Darnell Howard, bassist Pops Foster, and drummer Minor Hall to record enough music for two albums, this one and Free 'N Easy. In addition to six fine quartet pieces (including "Everybody Loves My Baby" and "Keepin' out of Mischief Now"), there are four solo performances that fully showcase the underrated but talented New Orleans piano of Don Ewell. Easily recommended to fans of classic jazz.

Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band - The Legendary 'Kid' (1956) {Good Time Jazz Records GTCD12016-2 rel 1990}
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© 1956, 1990 Good Time Jazz Records / Fantasy | GTCD 12016-2
Jazz / New Orleans Jazz / Trombone

One of trombonist Kid Ory's greatest recordings, this consistently exciting CD features trumpeter Alvin Alcorn, clarinetist Phil Gomez, and a strong rhythm section that includes bassist Wellman Braud and Ory's longtime drummer, Minor Hall. These versions of "Mahogany Hall Stomp," "There'll Be Some Changes Made," "At the Jazz Band Ball," and "Shine" are all gems, giving listeners some of the very best in New Orleans jazz and showing that the music need not be played haltingly by over-the-hill musicians; one can capture its spirit and joy without sacrificing musicianship. Every jazz collection should have this music.