04/26/2016
Grammercy Records is proud to announce our latest release, "Live at Monkey Inn, 1961-62
Volume 3: Jamming In The Woodshed" by the Frank “Big Boy” Goudie, Bob Mielke, & Bill Erickson Combo.
This release is the third in the Frisco Jazz Archival Rarities series which is being done in partnership with award-winning broadcaster, writer, and audio engineer Dave Radlauer. The series will focus on important and noteworthy traditional jazz revival artists from the San Francisco Bay Area.
This album is the third and final volume by Frank "Big Boy" Goudie and crew that contains highlights from over 12 hours of vivid stereo tape recordings made at The Monkey Inn in Berkeley, CA during 1961 and 1962. In addition to the core group volumes two and three of the series include a mystery trumpet player rounding out the combo for a New Orleans-style front line. It was probably one Jerry Blumberg who fused the gritty New Orleans horn style of Bunk Johnson with the classy New York sound of Bobby Hackett. These albums feature incredible musicianship by players who were at the height of their powers, and are sure to be enjoyed by any traditional jazz fan!
Click the link below to listen to audio samples or pick up a copy!
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These four- and five-piece combos feature dynamic musicians of the Frisco jazz revival who jammed weekly in a Berkeley dive. At the peak of their musical powers were 6' 5" Louisiana-via Paris clarinet player Frank "Big Boy" Goudie, young trombonist Bob Mielke, then leading his own...