For a brief time, tenor saxophonist Bill Holman and drummer Mel Lewis led a hard-swinging quintet based in Los Angeles. Trumpeter Lee Katzman, pianist Jimmy Rowles and bassist Wilford Middlebrook complete the group, a band that benefits greatly from the arrangements of Holman. Rowles contributed "502 Blues Theme," Holman brought in two songs, and the unit also performs the obscure "Mah Lindy Lou" and two originals. This album (originally on the Andex label) serves as proof that not all jazz recordings from Los Angeles in the 1950s are quiet and cool. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide
Jive for Five
05/29/1958 | Vsop Records
All Music Guide Review
Jive for Five Track Listing
Credits of Jive for Five
- Jack Lane
- Cover Design
- John Tynan
- Liner Notes
- Bones Howe
- Engineer
- Bill Holman
- Arranger, Sax (Tenor), Producer, Main Performer, Performer
- Mel Lewis
- Drums, Performer
- Jimmy Rowles
- Piano
- Lee Katzman
- Trumpet
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