Further Definitions

by Benny Carter

Further Definitions cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 1962
  • Label: Impulse!
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 33:37
  • Community rating: 4.1/5 from 5 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Re-recorded in Los Angeles in March 1966, Benny Carter's 'Further Definitions' is a significant addition to his discography. Originally released in 1962, this album features an all-star octet echoing the instrumentation of his 1937 Paris recordings with Coleman Hawkins; the same configuration—four saxophones, piano, guitar, bass, and drums—revisits earlier collaborations and explores Carter's evolving style, blending the rhythmic vitality of swing with elements of modern jazz.

Genres

Descriptors: saxophone, classic, sophisticated, elegant, orchestral

Tracklist

  1. Honeysuckle Rose (2:46)
  2. The Midnight Sun Will Never Set (3:57)
  3. Crazy Rhythm (3:24)
  4. Blue Star (5:20)
  5. Cotton Tail (4:24)
  6. Body And Soul (4:10)
  7. Cherry (4:53)
  8. Doozy (5:31)

Credits

  • Benny Carter And His Orchestra - primary artist
  • Benny Carter - alto saxophone, written-by
  • Phil Woods - alto saxophone
  • Jimmy Garrison - bass
  • Jo Jones - drums
  • John Collins - guitar
  • Rudy Van Gelder - lacquer cut by
  • Dick Katz - piano
  • Bob Thiele - producer, Written-By
  • Charlie Rouse - tenor saxophone
  • Coleman Hawkins - tenor saxophone
  • Andy Razaf - written-by
  • Fats Waller - written-by
  • Dorcas Cochran - written-by
  • Henri Salvador - written-by
  • Quincy Jones - written-by
  • Irving Caesar - written-by
  • Joseph Meyer - written-by
  • Roger Wolfe Kahn - written-by
  • Duke Ellington - written-by
  • Edward Heyman - written-by
  • Frank Eyton - written-by
  • Johnny Green - written-by
  • Robert Sour - written-by
  • Don Redman - written-by
  • Ray Gilbert - written-by
  • George Cates - Written-By
  • Mort Greene - Written-By
  • Benny Goodman - Written-By
  • Edgar Sampson - Written-By
  • Irving Mills - Written-By

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