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on campus! - teddy charles

On Campus!

Teddy Charles

2015
9 tracks
39 min
cool jazz

Album Description

"On Campus!" by Teddy Charles is a vibrant collection of live jazz performances, remastered in 2014 and released in 2015 under Bethlehem Records. This album captures the essence of Teddy Charles' mastery over cool jazz, hard bop, and bebop, offering a dynamic and engaging listening experience. The album features a mix of classic tracks such as "Struttin' with Some Barbecue" and "That Old Black Magic," alongside unique pieces like "Nigerian Walk" and the charming "Whiffenpoof Song." With a runtime of just under 40 minutes, "On Campus!" is a concise yet powerful showcase of Teddy Charles' musical prowess. The live recordings bring an energetic and authentic feel, making it a standout addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection.

1 mei 20152015 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC2015 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

Tracks

Rifftide (Live) ( 2014 - Remaster)Teddy Charles
3:31
Too Close for Comfort (Live) ( 2014 - Remaster)Teddy Charles
6:04
These Foolish Things (Live) ( 2014 - Remaster)Teddy Charles
4:08
Struttin' with Some Barbecue (Live) ( 2014 - Remaster)Teddy Charles
3:44
Yesterdays (Live) ( 2014 - Remaster)Teddy Charles
5:33
Yale Blue (Live) ( 2014 - Remaster)Teddy Charles
4:54
Whiffenpoof Song (Live) ( 2014 - Remaster)Teddy Charles
3:22
That Old Black Magic (Live) ( 2014 - Remaster)Teddy Charles
4:30
Nigerian Walk (2014 - Remaster)Teddy Charles
3:51

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About Teddy Charles

Teddy Charles, born Theodore Charles Cohen in 1927, was a versatile American jazz musician and composer who left an indelible mark on the genre. Primarily known for his work as a vibraphonist and pianist, Charles' true genius lay in his arranging and composing skills. His career spanned several jazz styles, including cool jazz, hard bop, and bebop, showcasing his adaptability and deep understanding of the music. After initially recording under his birth name, he adopted the stage name Teddy Charles in 1951, under which he produced and arranged numerous influential records. Charles' contributions to jazz extend beyond his playing, making him a pivotal figure in the evolution of the genre.

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