Jumpin'

Album Description

Warren Vaché, a renowned name in the jazz world, presents "Jumpin'", a captivating album released in 1999 under Zephyr Records. This collection of 12 tracks offers a rich tapestry of jazz, showcasing Vaché's mastery of the cornet alongside the exceptional talents of Tony Coe on tenor and soprano saxophone and clarinet, and Alan Barnes on alto and baritone saxophone and clarinet.

"Jumpin'" is a celebration of jazz traditions, blending the old and new generations of the genre seamlessly. The album opens with "Jumpin' the Blues," setting the tone for a journey through a variety of styles and moods. From the sultry "On a Misty Night" to the upbeat "The Jeep Is Jumpin'," each track is a testament to the musicians' skill and versatility.

The album received critical acclaim, being named the "No. 2 Jazz Record of the Year 1999" by Jazz Journal International and making it to the "Top 5 Album 1999" list by Jack Sohmer of JazzTimes. With a duration of 1 hour and 3 minutes, "Jumpin'" is an immersive experience that highlights the timeless appeal of jazz. Whether you're a long-time fan of Warren Vaché or new to his work, this album is a must-listen for any jazz enthusiast.

1 januari 1999

1999 Zephyr Publishing Ltd

About Warren Vaché

Warren Vaché Jr., born in Rahway, New Jersey, is a renowned American jazz trumpeter, cornetist, and flugelhornist, celebrated for his lyrical and daring style. Hailing from a musical family, with his father being a professional jazz bassist, Vaché has been enchanting audiences worldwide for decades with his superb musicianship and warm, accessible sound. Known for his versatility and excitement on stage, he has been a key figure in the swing revival, often leading big bands and quintets that pay homage to the rich jazz traditions. Vaché's discography is a testament to his artistry, offering a blend of swing and mainstream jazz that continues to captivate fans and critics alike. Whether performing with his quintet or fronting an 11-piece big band, Warren Vaché's performances are always a testament to his deep love and mastery of jazz.