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Philip Jeck works with old records and record players salvaged from junk shops
The result is Klangwart's trademark sound permeated by a Latin American pulse and pitch
Cookin' is the product of two massively productive recording sessions during May and October of 1956
but instead evoking the spirit of the true Soul music of yesterday
FIVE BROTHERS | VINYL RECORD (LP) Y Philip Jeck works with oldHerbie Harper (trombone), Bob Enevoldsen (tenor, v. trombone), Don Overburg (guitar), Red Mitchell (bass), Frank Capp (drums). Recorded June 15, 1955 at Radio Recorders. Tracks are: "King Porter Stomp", "Alone Together", "Skull Cap", "Pick Yourself Up", "Jim's Tune", "Don't Buck It", "Juan Don", "Adios", "Godchild", "Stars Fell on Alabama", "Don's Tune", "Godchild", "Stars Fell on Alabama". Herbie Harper's piano less quintet features his virtuoso