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PGP
RTB - Sastanak U Studiju (Meeting In Studio) - LP-1960
Jerome
Richardson / Boško Petrović And Others
Label:
PGP RTB – LP 401
Format:
Vinyl, 10 inch, Album / Country: Yugoslavia
Released:
1960
Style:
Hard Bop, Improvisation
Recorded in RTB
Studio VI, Belgrade, 16 June 1960, Yugoslavia
Reviewer
– Svetolik Jakovljević
Responsible
Editor – Stanko Terzić
A1
- Dve Pesme (Two Songs) ................................ 6:37
(By
– Julius Watkins)
A2
- Zašto U Bluzu (Way In Blues) ........................ 6:22
(By – Jerome Richardson)
B1
- Nežna Flauta (Minor Flute) ............................. 7:39
(By – Jerome Richardson)
B2
- Noć U Tunisu (Night In Tunisia) ...................... 5:40
(By – Dizzy Gillespie)
Jerome
Richardson – tenor sax, flute
Julius
Watkins – french horn
Boško
Petrović – vibraphone
Davor
Kajfeš – piano
George
"Buddy" Catlett – bass
Joe Harris – drums,
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PGP
RTB - II Sastanak U Studiju (II Meeting In Studio) - LP-1961
Jack
Dieval And His Quartet with E. Sadjil & P. Ivanović
Label:
PGP RTB – LP 406
Format:
Vinyl, 10 inch, LP, Album / Country: Yugoslavia
Released:
1961
Style:
Hard Bop, Improvisation
Recorded in RTB
Studio VI, Belgrade, 1961, 4-5 March, Yugoslavia
Reviewer
– Svetolik Jakovljević
Responsible
Editor – Stanko Terzić
Jack Dieval And His Quartet with Eduard
Sadjil and Predrag Ivanović
A1-
Novčići S Neba (Coins From Heaven) .................................. 6:42
tenor saxophone – Sadjil / trumpet –
Predrag Ivanović
(written-by – Johnston, Burke)
A2
- Mesečina U Vermontu (Moonlight In Vermont) .................. 2:53
trumpet [solo] – Predrag Ivanović
A3
- Gloria ....................................................................................
2:45
tenor
saxophone [Solo] – Eduard Sadjil
(written-By – René Miselvia)
Jack Dieval And His Quartet In Belgrade
B1
- Tema Br. 4
............................................................................
5:06
(by – Aleksandar Nećak)
B2
- Moj Rodni Kraj (My Birthplace) ..........................................
5:24
(written-by – Ivo Robić)
B3
- Srećan Put (Have A Nice Trip) .............................................
4:08
(written-By – Milan Kotlić)
Jack
Dieval – piano
François Jeanneau – tenor sax
Bernard
Vitet – flugelhorn
Jackues
Hess – bass
Art
Taylor – drums
Predrag
Ivanović – trumpet
Eduard Sadjil – tenor
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PGP
RTB - III Sastanak U Studiju (III Meeting In Studio) - LP-1961
Trio
Borislav Roković with His Guests
Label:
PGP RTB – LP 408
Format:
Vinyl, 10 inch, LP, Album / Country: Yugoslavia
Released:
1961
Style:
Hard Bop, Improvisation
Recorded in RTB
Studio VI, Belgrade, 1961, 14 & 15 June, Yugoslavia
Reviewer
– Svetolik Jakovljević
Responsible
Editor – Stanko Terzić
Trio Borislav Roković with Milan Stojanović
and Vojislav Djonović
A1
- Ružan San (Bad Dream) ....................................................................................
5:20
(written-by – B. Roković)
A2
- Tema Iz Prosjačke Opere (Theme From Beggar's Opera) .................................
4:45
(written-by – K. Weil)
A3
- You'd Be So Nice To Come Home (Hoćeš Li Biti Dobar Da Se Vratiš Kući) .....
5:14
(written-by – C. Porter)
Trio Borislav Roković
B1
- Bee-Deedle-Dee-Doo
.........................................................................................
4:35
(written-by – B. Kessel)
B2
- The Midnight Sun Will Never Set (Ponoćno Sunce Nikad Neće Zaći) .............
3:55
(written-By – Q. Jones)
B3
- Donna Lee
..........................................................................................................
4:32
(written-by – Ch. Parker)
Borislav
Roković – piano
Joe
Sydow – bass
Hans
Hoitz – drums, percussion
Milan
Stojanović – tenor sax, flute
Vojislav
Djonović – guitar
The
label (PGP RTB) has used oportunity to invite some foreign musicians during their visit
to Belgrade to do a recording jam-session with a local jazz musicians and here
are the results. All of them are now established names. Bosko Petrovic at that
time was a student but was already leading his trio and Zagreb Jazz Quartet.
Davor Kajfes was another member of ZJQ. All foreign guests this time came to
Belgrade in 1960 with Quincy Jones band.
The
most obscure group in this great 3-volume Meetings In Studio series -- a
session that features work by an all-Eastern European jazz ensemble from 1961
-- Borislav Rokovic on piano, Joe Sydow on bass, Hans Hoitz on drums, Milan
Stojanivic on tenor and flute, and Vojislav Djonovic on guitar. Tracks are
short and tight -- nicely grooving in a laidback way that recalls some of the
hipper RCA jazz sessions of the mid 50s.
Enjoy!
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