Haynes, Roy / Roy-Alty
Album:Roy-Alty Collection:Jazz
Artist:Haynes, Roy Added:Jan 2012
Label:Dreyfus Jazz 

A-File Activity
Add Date:2012-01-22 Pull Date:2012-03-25 Charts:Jazz
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Recent Airplay
1.Jul 13, 2021:No Cover, No Minimum (rebroadcast from Mar 2, 2012)
All The Bars Are Open
4.Mar 02, 2012:No Cover, No Minimum
All The Bars Are Open
2.Mar 13, 2012:Rebop
Off Minor
5.Feb 24, 2012:No Cover, No Minimum
Off Minor
3.Mar 06, 2012:Rebop
Tin Tin Deo
6.Feb 21, 2012:Rebop
Milestones

Album Review
Fo
Reviewed 2012-01-21 
ROY HAYNES: Roy-Alty
Dreyfus, 2011

BOP – A grand master of jazz drumming at age 86, Roy Haynes still plays with the sharp, vigorous attack of a young lion. He ain’t subtle, but he can swing. For most of this disc, Haynes employs his Fountain of Youth quartet (these guys are half a century younger than he is!), with the added attraction of Roy Hargrove’s trumpet on six tracks, a couple of larger ensemble cuts, and two great duets with Chick Corea.

All solid. Fo’s Picks: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

1. 5:57 – thumping swing: solos hang from a heavy beat, trumpet/sax tradeoff
2. 3:41 – folksy showtune standard as a thick waltz: nice sax work here
3. 8:42 – solid duet: very Monk-ish piano, stuttering drum rhythms won’t quit
4. 8:24 – ballad: a nice changeup, soft & sweet with gorgeous trumpet
5. 5:29 – cool-bop: band bounces lightly over Haynes’ firm ground, bass solo
6. 8:43 – easy latin groove with conga, a brief vocal by Haynes, drum solo
7. 7:44 – improvised duet: shadowy drum patter & thoughtful piano… nice!
8. 3:52 – moody ballad: nice moaning sax and tender piano
9. 6:48 – modern sound, a bit lopsided: horn solos are quite strong
10. 7:01 – insistent septet: theme feels methodical but the solos roll along

[ Fo ] - January 2012

Track Listing
1.Grand Street 6.Tin Tin Deo
2.They Call The Wind Mariah 7.All The Bars Are Open
3.Off Minor 8.Pinky
4.These Foolish Things 9.Equipoise
5.Milestones 10.Passion Dance