At the Village Vanguard

• Artist: Earl Hines
• Rating:
• Release Date: 1965 06 29-1965 06 30
• Total Time: 57:47
• Type: Instrumental
• Genre: Jazz

Review

Recorded one year after his "comeback" began, pianist Earl Hines is featured on this live session with his quartet which at the time featured bassist Gene Ramey, drummer Eddie Locke and on five of the nine selections, the tenor and soprano of Budd Johnson. The tunes are superior and these versions of "Cavernism," "Rosetta" and "Tea for Two" are highpoints. Most of Hines's post-1964 output is quite enjoyable and this LP is no exception. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
Lover, Come Back to Me	Sigmund Romberg, Oscar Hammerstein II	Earl Hines	(7:24)
Sometimes I'm Happy	Vincent Youmans, Irving Caesar, Clifford Grey	Earl Hines	(6:09)
Cavernism	Earl Hines, Jimmy Mundy	Earl Hines	(8:13)
Tea for Two	Vincent Youmans, Irving Caesar	Earl Hines	(6:20)
Red River Remembered	Earl Hines, B. Johnson	Earl Hines	(7:22)
Breezin' Along With the Breeze	Haven Gillespie, Richard Whiting, Seymour Simons	Earl Hines	(4:47)
Out of Nowhere	Johnny Green, Edward Heyman	Earl Hines	(5:52)
Rosetta	Earl Hines, Henri Woode	Earl Hines	(5:16)
Moten Swing	Bennie Moten	Earl Hines	(6:24)

Credits

Roy Eldridge (Trumpet), Roy Eldridge (Flugelhorn), Earl Hines (Piano), Earl Hines (Main Performer), Earl Hines (Performer), Budd Johnson (Sax (Soprano)), Budd Johnson (Sax (Tenor)), Oliver Jackson (Drums), George Tucker (Bass), Gene Ramey (Bass), Richard Alderson (Engineer), Stanley Dance (Liner Notes), Eddie Locke (Drums), Don Schlitten (Director), Don Schlitten (Producer), Don Schlitten (Liner Notes), Don Schlitten (Design), Don Schlitten (Photography)