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Instrumental, Easy Listening, Jazz
After teaching for 34 years, bassist Bill Grimes retired from the LSU School of Music. As part of the transition to a new adventure away from the academy, Grimes presented several “Coda Recitals”. The concert captured in this recording, April 27, 2018, was a reunion of the trio that was very active in Rochester NY from 1981-1989.
Red’s Blues was written for jazz bass icon Red Mitchell, who was also a great piano player and songwriter. Dobbins had the pleasure of making the first recording of it with Red, live at Bradley’s in New York in the early 1980s on the album “Where One Relaxes”. The tune was also in this trio’s repertoire during the same period.
Hello There, Katiclaire was inspired by the birth of Dobbins’ granddaughter, Katiclaire Anderson Dobbins. It evokes a lyrical mood with an element of surprise, recalling the exhilaration of personally welcoming the new arrival shortly after her birth.
Tracklist:
01. Red’s Blues
02. Hello There Katiclaire
03. A Quiet Voice
04. Less Is More
05. T Time
06. For You, with Love
07. Waltz for J B
08. Sandu
09. Living in the Present
10. In a Mellotone
11. Waltz for Clare
12. Lover Come Back to Me
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