George Coleman - Up Jumped Spring

George Coleman (ts), Harold Mabern (p), Ray Drummond (b), Alvin Queen (ds)
Album："George Coleman / At Yoshis "
Recorded：August, 1987

[@7senator77]

George Coleman is far too underrated and under appreciated.

[@davidmilbourne9506]

I once said to Harold Mabern, as a teacher would you sooner have a pupil who was a good reader or had a good ear. To which he replied, without hesitation "a good ear".

[@yanislahocine4729]

The intro played by Harold is just wonderful

[@albertbrown359]

African American modern music.WOW! The voice of The Creation.

[@kbh4950]

Big George is amazing. I have high praise for the entire ensemble.

[@alexstone8888]

There are man versions of this song, Freddie Hubbard's, Benny Golson's and Art Blakey's to name a few; but this one is by far my all time favorite!! Thank you for this post!!

[@tunefultonyjohnson4100]

+Alex Stone:: "There are man versions of this song".... ---- Yes, OK, but are there any women's versions of this song available....??

[@tunefultonyjohnson4100]

+tunefultony johnson PS, The cartoon-like sketch of saxophonist George Coleman on the cover of this LP is absolutely horribilis.....horrible!!

[@Garramedia]

+tunefultony johnson; I like it.

[@dennisl.friedman6724]

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[@dennisl.friedman6724]

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[@tenthgate8090]

Holy %$# Coleman tearing It up daaaam

[@bickerstaffe1]

George... a lyricist par excellence!

[@lastknowngood0]

Nice tenor work George, the rhythm section is cool and it all comes together rather nicely!

[@tunefultonyjohnson4100]

Ray Drummond : bass; Alvin Queen : drums; George Coleman : tenor saxophone; Harold Mabern : piano.... Elaborate introduction leads into a very swinging piece of jazz music, on trumpeter Freddie Hubbard's classic 6/8 tempo tune...

[@pierredebellegarde]

very coltranian's ending...