Stomp Gordon - The Chronological Stomp Gordon 1952 1956

Review by Daniel Lang

The album "The Chronological Stomp Gordon 1952-1956" by Stomp Gordon is a perfect compilation of some of the best jazz music from the mid-1950s. The album features 19 tracks, all of which showcase Stomp Gordon's exceptional saxophone skills and his ability to create a unique blend of swing and bebop.

The album starts with the upbeat "The Jumpin' Blues" and "Red Top," which immediately set the tone for the rest of the album. The tracks are filled with powerful saxophone solos, accompanied by swinging rhythm sections that keep the energy high throughout the album.

The album also includes some slower, more melodic tracks such as "I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town" and "The Very Thought of You." These tracks showcase Stomp Gordon's versatility as a musician and his ability to convey emotion through his music.

Summary by Daniel Lang

"The Chronological Stomp Gordon 1952-1956" is an excellent album that captures the essence of jazz music from the 1950s. Stomp Gordon's saxophone skills are on full display throughout the album, and the accompanying musicians provide a solid foundation for his solos. Jazz enthusiasts and newcomers alike will appreciate the energy and passion that Stomp Gordon brings to each track on this album.