Zoot!

Zoot Sims  Main Performer

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1 Why Cry? Handy 5:54
2 Echoes of You Handy 7:12
3 Swim, Jim Handy 7:07
4 Here and Now Handy 4:55
5 Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear to Tread) Bloom/Mercer 4:30
6 Osmosis Johnson 4:44
7 Taking a Chance on Love Fetter/Latouche/Duk 6:01
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Zoot!

Long Play Record

Category: Vocal

Zoot!

UPC: 8436006494604

Release Date: 01/11/2011

Original Release Date: 01/11/2011

Tracks: [Why Cry?, Echoes of You, Swim, Jim, Here and Now, Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear to Tread), Osmosis, Taking a Chance on Love]
Contributors:

Scott Yanow

For a little while in the mid-'50s, Zoot Sims occasionally doubled on alto although he soon switched back exclusively to tenor where he had a stronger musical personality. On the CD reissue of Riverside's 1956 Zoot!, Sims plays alto on two of the seven tracks and works well with trumpeter Nick Travis. Actually, pianist George Handy, who contributed four originals (two standards and drummer Osie Johnson's "Osmosis" complete the program) and did all of the arranging, comes across as the key supporting player; bassist Wilbur Ware and Johnson are fine in quiet support. Although Handy's arrangements are a bit modern, this is still a typically hard-swinging and melodic Zoot Sims date. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi

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