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Ridin' High by Maynard Ferguson (CD, 2004)

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Record LabelWund, Wounded Bird Records

UPC0664140310124

eBay Product ID (ePID)2317084511

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2004

GenreJazz

ArtistMaynard Ferguson

Release TitleRidin' High

Dimensions

Item Height0.39 in

Item Weight0.20 lb

Item Length5.80 in

Item Width5.02 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks9

Number of Discs1

TracksThe Rise and Fall of Seven, Light Green, Kundalini Woman, Sunny, Meet a Cheetah, Molecules, Wack-Wack, Stan Speaks, Alfie

NotesA decade after he left Stan Kenton's band, this trumpet virtuoso was, indeed, "ridin' high" as a solo artist, releasing this fine album in 1966.

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item 1 MAYNARD FERGUSON - Ridin' High AUDIO CD

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item 2 MAYNARD FERGUSON - RIDIN' HIGH (CD 2004) **9 TRACKS**

item 4 MAYNARD FERGUSON RIDIN' HIGH NEW CD

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item 5 MAYNARD FERGUSON - RIDIN' HIGH NEW CD

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item 6 Ridin' High by Maynard Ferguson: New

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by captain_entropy
16 Oct, 2019
Adrift between two musical eras
Easily Maynard's least exciting album ever. Some great sidemen -- Lew Tabackin, Dick Spencer, Pepper Adams, Slide Hampton, Lew Soloff, Mike Abene -- but not much for them to do. Big Band was over, and Maynard hadn't yet found the formula of mixed pop and jazz that would make him a success at Columbia Records. Basically of historical interest only, for MF fans who want the whole discography. I've never heard any of these tracks excerpted for a compilation. There's so much better Maynard out there.
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