Reece, Dizzy
Soundin' Off
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

Sealed 2008 Deep Groove Mono Test Pressing On "Clarity" See Through Virgin 200gm Vinyl. Recorded In 1960. Dizzy Reece's 1960 debut album, "Soundin' Off," is a shining example of the hard bop style that was dominating jazz at the time. Reece's trumpet playing is electrifying, with a raw, passionate sound that is equal parts soulful and technically impressive. The album's rhythm section, featuring pianist Walter Bishop Jr., bassist Doug Watkins, and drummer Art Taylor, provide a driving, swinging backdrop for Reece's solos. The album's standout tracks include the uptempo "Eb Pob" the bluesy "Yesterdays," and the Latin-tinged "Blue Streak." Reece's compositions are catchy and memorable, with plenty of memorable melodic hooks. Overall, "Soundin' Off" is a must-hear for fans of hard bop and anyone looking to discover a thrilling, underrated jazz trumpeter.