Intuition

Locations
Call Number: CD Jazz Tristano Intuition
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

Location & Checkout Length	Call Number	Checkout Length	Item Status
Downtown 3rd Floor, CDs 2-week checkout	CD Jazz Tristano Intuition	2-week checkout	On Shelf

Selections 1-12 originally released on Imperial LP 9027 as the mono. release Jazz of two cities, and on Imperial LP 12013 as the stereo. release Winds of Marsh.
Compact disc.
Program notes by Terry Martin ([8] p.) inserted in container.
Smog eyes (3:32) -- Ear conditioning (5:13) -- Lover man (4:28) -- Quintessence (4:14) -- Jazz of two cities (4:32) -- Dixie's dilemma (4:20) -- Tschaikovsky's opus #42, third movement (3:59) -- I never knew (5:00) -- Ear conditioning (mono. master) (5:14) -- Lover man (mono. master) (4:29) -- Jazz of two cities (mono. take) (5:09) -- I never knew (mono. take) (5:09) -- Wow (3:19) -- Crosscurrent (2:48) -- Yesterdays (2:45) -- Marionette (3:04) -- Sax of a kind (2:59) -- Intuition (2:27) -- Digression (3:04).
Tracks 1-12: Warne Marsh, Ted Brown, tenor saxophones; Ronnie Ball, piano; George Tucker, bass; Jeff Morton, drums; tracks 13-19: Lennie Tristano, piano; Lee Konitz, alto saxophone; Warne Marsh, tenor saxophone; Billy Bauer, guitar; Arnold Fishkin, bass; Harold Granowsky (13-15) or Denzil Best (16-19), drums.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Intriguing Improvisation submitted by Meginator on July 12, 2019, 11:31pm One thing that sticks out to me from this album is the interesting instrumentation, which adds to the very improvisational vibe throughout the album. The last two tracks are completely improvised, and though it works out pretty well in the end it sometimes feels like the musicians are straining to find their way back to each other. This music definitely challenged me a bit (I'm not generally a fan of atonal music, and some of the solos seem to employ it), but I was surprised to find that I actually kind of enjoyed it.