Call Me: Jazz from the Penthouse

Discover the hidden gem of jazz - 'Call Me: Unreleased Jazz Live Recordings from the Penthouse Club'. This collection features previously unreleased live recordings of underrated jazz pianist Jack Wilson and his quartet. Jack Wilson is well - known for his work on the Atlantic and Blue Note labels. Recorded in Seattle at the Penthouse jazz club in July and August 1966, when Wilson's group was touring the west coast with Redd Foxx, it showcases a young Roy Ayers. The recordings blend jazz standards, contemporary pop hits of the time, and Jack Wilson's original compositions. Alongside Roy Ayers on vibes, the group includes Von Barlow on drums and Buddy Woodson on bass. The deluxe 4 - page insert comes with an appreciation by Ahmad Jamal, interviews with Roy Ayers and Von Barlow, producer's notes, and unseen archival photos. These recordings were made just two weeks before Wilson & Co. entered the studio for his classic Blue Note debut 'Something Personal'.

To enjoy these jazz recordings, simply play them on your preferred music player. Whether it's a CD player, a digital music app on your phone, or a high - end audio system, the rich sounds of Jack Wilson and his quartet will come alive. There are no special requirements for playing these tracks. As for storage, if you have a physical CD, keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent scratches and damage. If you have a digital copy, make sure to back it up regularly to avoid losing your music. There aren't any specific volume or equalizer settings recommended, but feel free to adjust them according to your personal listening preferences to get the best experience.