The Subconscious of Cool Jazz
Lee Konitz explores the inner world of the saxophone.
"Subconscious-Lee," released in 1992, is a meditative piece woven by Konitz's alto saxophone. The intelligence and sensitivity that permeates his improvisations convey the deep spirituality of jazz. As a representative album of cool jazz, it remains beloved by many jazz fans to this day.
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12 TRACKS:
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1)
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Subconscious-Lee
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2)
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Judy
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3)
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Progression
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4)
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Retrospection
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5)
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Ice Cream Konitz
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6)
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You Go To My Head
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7)
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Marshmallow
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8)
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Fishin' Around
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9)
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Tautology
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10)
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Sound Lee
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11)
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Palo Alto
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12)
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Rebecca
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Piano - Lennie Tristano (1 to 4)
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Bass - Arnold Fishkin (1 to 11)
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Guitar - Billy Bauer (1 to 6, 11, 12)
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Tenor Saxophone - Warne Marsh (7 to 10)
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Drums - Denzil Best (7, 8)
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Alto Saxophone - Lee Konitz
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Drums - Shelly Manne (1, 3, 4)
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Supervised By - Bob Weinstock
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Liner Notes - Ira Gitler
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Piano - Sal Mosca (5, 7 to 11)
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Drums - Jeff Morton (5, 6, 9 to 11)
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Cover - Bob Parent
