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Mal Waldron, »From This Moment On« (Cole Porter Song) from the Album Mal/2, USA 1957. Piano: Mal Waldron, Tenor Sax: John Coltrane, Trumpet: Idrees Sulieman, Sahib Shihab: Alto Sax & Baritone Sax, Bass: Julian Euell, Drums: Ed Thigpen.
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Eronel
Kris Davis & Billy Drummond
Kris Davis – piano Billy Drummond - drums
Flanagan/Coltrane/Burrell/Sulieman - The Cats (1957)
Essential hard bop album. Nowadays youre likely to see this filed under "Coltrane" but I say screw that and file it under Tommy Flanagan. I dont know if he actually led but it sounds like it and frankly he deserves it.
Everybody does great here. Trumpet player Idrees Sulieman is probably the most unknown guy here and hes not, really. I know him mostly from appearances on Monk's Blue Notes. Anyway he sounds good here.
Idrees Sulieman and Thelonious Monk
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Thelonious
Thelonious Monk Trio
Thelonious Monk – piano Gene Ramey – bass Art Blakey – drums with horn section Idrees Sulieman – trumpet; Danny West – alto sax; Billy Smith – tenor sax
The story goes that Monk said about this tune, ‘I swing more playing one note than some other MFs do using the whole damn keyboard.’ Some say that he had a particular MF in mind, a pianist who famously opined that Monk’s improvisation abilities were ‘limited.’ Say some, that MF once tried swinging on this song using ‘the whole damn keyboard’ which kind of ruined it…or so goes the story.
John Coltrane
Interplay for 2 Trumpets and 2 Tenors, 1957 · Play album
John Coltrane, Bobby Jaspar (tenor saxes); Idrees Sulieman, Webster Young (trumpets); Kenny Burrell (guitar); Mal Waldron (piano); Paul Chambers (bass) & Art Taylor (drums)
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Interplay for 2 Trumpets and 2 Tenors
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