Discover Coward of the County by Ginger Baker, Ginger Baker Trio released in 1999. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic. AllMusic relies heavily on JavaScript. Drums - Ginger Baker; Guitar - Todd Ayers; Organ - Shamie Royston; Pedal Steel Guitar - Glenn Taylor (3) Piano - Eric Gunnison; Producer - Ginger Baker, Ron Miles; Recorded By - Danny Kopelson; Tenor Saxophone - Ted Hess; Tenor Saxophone, Bass Clarinet - James Carter (3) Trumpet - Ron Miles
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Provided to YouTube by Rhino AtlanticCoward of the County · Ginger Baker TrioCoward of the County℗ 1999 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States. referencing Coward Of The County (CD, Album) 7567-83168-2 This album is the essence of blues, jazz and rock. Swinging, drive, rocking, unlike much of today's jazz, this record has a completely modern character, while remaining firmly rooted in the tradition of improvisation. Ginger Baker had been a highly regarded blues and jazz drummer long before he became a star in Cream, so the progressive jazz of COWARD OF THE COUNTY should come as no surprise. Baker shares credit on the release with the Denver Jazz Quintet-to-Octet, a group featuring the percussionist, trumpeter Ron Miles and bassist Artie Moore at its core (sax great James Carter sits in on three tracks here). Coward Of The County. Written-By - Ron Miles. Written-By - Ron Miles. 5:46: 7: Daylight. Written-By - Ron Miles. Written-By - Ron Miles. 7:29: 8: Jesus, I Just Want To Go To Sleep.. Ginger Baker plays Drum Workshop drums and Zildjian cymbals and sticks. Made in U.S.A. Printed in U.S.A.
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Drums - Ginger Baker; Guitar - Todd Ayers; Guitar [Pedal Steel] - Glenn Taylor (3) Organ - Shamie Royston; Piano - Eric Gunnison; Producer - Ginger Baker, Ron Miles; Saxophone [Tenor] - Ted Hess; Trumpet - Ron Miles Listen to Coward of the County by Ginger Baker on Apple Music. Stream songs including "Cyril Davies", "Ginger Spice" and more. Impressed with the two musicians, he relocated to Colorado and assembled the Denver Jazz Quintet-to-Octet is a shifting group of musicians that has at its core and, as it turns out, their elasticity is what gives them strength. For their first effort, Coward of the County, they're joined by a saxophonist, along with a variety of local Denver. Swinging, driving, rocking, mellow, intense, melodic, beautiful. Unlike so much of jazz today, that feels like a rehash of the past, this CD has a totally modern feel to it while staying firmly rooted in the improvisational tradition. No one holds back. James Carter plays with soul and abandon. The quiet moments as on "Coward of the County" and.
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GINGER BAKER AND THE DJQ20 WITH JAMES CARTER-"COWARD OF THE COUNTY" Hipster's Heaven Nelson Brill February 2004 Take note all audiophiles who love a challenging sonic and musical adventure mining the essence of jazz, blues and rock: this gem of a recording is for you! On one side of the performance stage we have Ginger Baker s heralded, early- 90s collaborations with Bill Frisell had already established his jazz credibility, but on this record he took another step forward as a bandleader, enlisting trumpeter Ron Miles and bassist Artie Moore and a shifting group of local Denver musicians in the DJQ20 (Denver Jazz Quintet-to-Octet), and recording this marvelously eclectic 1999 gem.
Ginger Baker performing at the Forum theatre, Hatfield in 1980.. (1994) and Coward of the County (1999) both received critical praise, underlining that, unlike most of his rock peers, Baker. Coward of the County finds Ginger Baker stretching in a new direction, which is settling in with and drumming to the pulse of a regularly gigging band. The only disappointment is that a DJQ2O follow-up album seems unlikely—a few days after the release of this CD, Baker moved from Colorado, his home for more than five years, to.
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Baker's 1999 album, Coward of the County (Atlantic) is buoyant, heated swing with a Denver-based group, the DJQ20, and guest saxophonist James Carter: hot stuff left hanging when Baker suddenly. Coward of the County, an Album by Ginger Baker and the DJQ20. Released in 1999 on Atlantic (catalog no. 7567-83168-2; CD). Genres: Jazz. Rated #1822 in the best albums of 1999. Featured peformers: Ginger Baker (drums, production), Ron Miles (trumpet, composition, producer), Eric Gunnison (piano), Artie Moore (bass), Todd Ayers (guitar), Glenn Taylor (pedal steel guitar), Shamie Royston (organ.
