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Shorty Rogers
Shorty Rogers, born Milton Michael Rajonsky, was a pioneering figure in West Coast jazz, renowned for his distinctive trumpet and flugelhorn playing, as well as his exceptional arranging skills. Hailing from Great Barrington, Massachusetts, Rogers honed his craft at the High School of Music and Art, surrounded by fellow symphonic players. His career took off with Woody Herman's Second Herd, where his arrangements helped define the band's legendary sound. Rogers went on to become one of the founders of the "cool" jazz movement, blending intricate harmonies with a relaxed, melodic style. His discography, spanning genres from cool jazz and exotica to big band and hard bop, offers a rich tapestry of musical exploration. Albums like "The Swinging Mr. Rogers" showcase his innovative spirit and enduring influence on the jazz landscape.
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Immerse yourself in the vibrant and dynamic world of Shorty Rogers with the compilation album "Moton Swing 1951-1956." This captivating collection, released on Down Home Records in 2020, spans a golden era of jazz, showcasing Rogers' mastery across a variety of styles including cool jazz, exotica, big band, and hard bop. The album features 14 tracks, including the upbeat "Moten Swing," the romantic "Isn't It Romantic?," and the soulful "Over the Rainbow," each demonstrating Rogers' versatility and innovation. With a total runtime of 1 hour and 16 minutes, this album is a testament to Rogers' enduring influence and creativity. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his work, "Moton Swing 1951-1956" offers a rich and engaging journey through the evolution of jazz.