Jon Hendricks Recorded in Person at the Trident

• Artist: Jon Hendricks
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• Release Date: 1963
• Total Time: 35:58
• Type: Live
• Genre: Vocal Music

Review

One of singer Jon Hendricks' better post-Lambert, Hendricks & Ross recordings of the 1960s, this spirited live set has been reissued on CD by Polygram under the Smash subsidiary. Recorded in Sausalito, CA, with local musicians (the fine but obscure tenor Noel Jewkes, pianist Flip Nunez, bassist Fred Marshall, and drummer Jerry Granelli), the CD does an excellent job of summing up Hendricks' music of the era. He performs some hip bop ("Stockholm Sweetnin'"), revisits some of his previous group material ("Cloudburst" and "Shiny Stockings"), sings a couple of current tunes ("This Could Be the Start of Something Big" and "Watermelon Man"), performs a touching version of "Old Folks," breaks up the place with his humorous "Gimme That Wine," and revives the ancient ballad "I Wonder What's Become of Sally." Excellent music. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
This Could Be the Start of Something Big	S. Allen	Jon Hendricks	(3:23)
Watermelon Man	Herbie Hancock, Jon Hendricks	Jon Hendricks	(2:47)
Old Folks	Dedette Lee Hill, Willard Robison	Jon Hendricks	(3:40)
Gimme That Wine	Jon Hendricks	Jon Hendricks	(2:46)
One Rose	Jon Hendricks	Jon Hendricks	(3:28)
Cloudburst	Jimmy Harris, Leroy Kirkland, Jon Hendricks	Jon Hendricks	(2:08)
Shiny Silk Stockings	Frank Foster	Jon Hendricks	(4:05)
Yeh Yeh	Jon Hendricks, Pat Patrick, Rodgers Grant	Jon Hendricks	(2:04)
I Wonder What's Become of Sally?	Jack Yellen, Milton Ager	Jon Hendricks	(4:38)
Stockholm Sweetnin'	Quincy Jones, Jon Hendricks	Jon Hendricks	(3:48)
Jon's Mumbles	Jon Hendricks	Jon Hendricks	(3:11)

Credits

Jerry Granelli (Drums), Ben Mundy (Release Preparation), Noel Jewkes (Sax (Tenor)), Tom "Curly" Ruff (Digital Remastering), Jack Tracy (Producer), Tom "Curly" Ruff (Remastering), Leonard Feather (Liner Notes), Cliff Preiss (Release Preparation), Jon Hendricks (Vocals), Phil Schaap (Restoration), Fred Marshall (Bass), Phil Schaap (Vault Research), Flip Nunez (Piano)