Thanks yet again to Willem for this one who has kindly sent a better version. The track order has been altered from what was previously posted.
Links for FLAC download with cover pictures and discography information.
www.multiupload.com/Q9ZZY7NG0Y
www.multiupload.com/GJYCLH3SQ6
26/07/2011 - Have had a report of difficulties with the 7-zip files so have uploaded as winrar to Rapidshare.
https://rapidshare.com/files/731759487/77.2RRQNldwjk.part1.rar
https://rapidshare.com/files/1686287591/77.2RRQNldwjk.part2.rar
Please note that an alternative back cover image is included, for those who want to put the material onto CD. To omit the final incomplete track will bring the total down to less than the eighty minutes for that medium
Privately recorded but NOT from the audience -
microphones on the stage.
77/2
Personnel: Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone)
Rob Agerbeek (piano)
Roger Cooke (bass)
Eric Ineke (drums)
Leader: Ronnie Ross
Date: October 6 1977
Venue: Winkeltje Café, Naaldwijk, Holland
Album Title: Ronnie Ross Quartet in Naaldwijk, Holland
1. Have You Met Miss Jones (Richard Rodgers) (9:43)
2. Lover Man (Davis/Ramirez/Sherman) (8:42)
3. Subbasement Blues (Ronnie Ross) (8:18)
4. Impressions (John Coltrane) (9:39)
5. New Orleans (Hoagy Carmichael) (10:01)
6. No Blues (Miles Davis) (8:00)
7. You Stepped Out of a Dream (Nacio Herb Brown/Gus Kahn) (6:15)
8. Sweet and Lovely (Gus Arnheim/Jules LeMare/Harry Tobias) (10:39)
9. Butterfly Gold (Ronnie Ross) (8:38)
10. Steeplechase (Charlie Parker) (incomplete) (0:40)
8 comments:
Track #10, "Easy Swing," was known as "Steeplechase" when Charlie Parker did it.
Thanks for posting all this stuff!
Thanks, Kev, on both points. I'm not sure which came first - who really did compose the tune - but it seems that it is better known as Steeplechase anyway. Can't change it in the download without doing all again so will just have to stay like it is. here.
I never heard Ronnie Ross before.
I 'm lerning now from your blog, and I'm really pleased of what i heard.
thanks for your work
Hi RD. Good to hear you like it. Nearly finished the new HK links.
Thanks for the update
Excellent site! I wqas hoping to download Ken Moule's Toad of Toad Hall but the FLAC download reference is actually the one for Ronnie Ross;Messages from Munich
@Doug Richardson - see 58/1 - corrected.
Many thank yewsta - great music, bringing back happy memories!
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