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Lee Konitz

Sax of a Kind

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PLAY 1 Subconscious-Lee
PLAY 2 Progression
PLAY 3 Retrospection
PLAY 4 Judy
PLAY 5 Progression
PLAY 6 Tautology
PLAY 7 Retrospection
PLAY 8 Subconscious-Lee
PLAY 9 Judy
PLAY 10 Wow
PLAY 11 Crosscurrent
PLAY 12 Marionette
PLAY 13 Sax of a Kind
PLAY 14 Intuition
PLAY 15 Disgression
PLAY 16 Marshmallow
PLAY 17 Fishin' Around
PLAY 18 Tautology
PLAY 19 Sound-Lee
PLAY 20 Rebecca
PLAY 21 You Go to My Head
PLAY 22 Ice Cream Konitz
PLAY 23 Palo Alto
PLAY 24 Odjenar
PLAY 25 Hibeck
PLAY 26 Yesterdays
PLAY 27 Ezz-Thetic
PLAY 28 Indian Summer
PLAY 29 Duet for Saxophone and Guitar
PLAY 30 Lover Man
PLAY 31 Too Marvelous for Words
PLAY 32 These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You)
PLAY 33 All the Things You Are
PLAY 34 Broadway
PLAY 35 Almost Like Being in Love
PLAY 36 Bernie's Tune
PLAY 37 Oh Lady Good
PLAY 38 I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me
PLAY 39 Sextet
PLAY 40 I'll Remember April
PLAY 41 I'll Remember April
PLAY 42 Lost Henri
PLAY 43 You'd So Nice to Come Home
PLAY 44 All the Things You Are
PLAY 45 These Foolish Things (Reminds Me of You)
PLAY 46 Subconscious Lee
PLAY 47 If I Had You
PLAY 48 Sound Lee
PLAY 49 Foolin' Myself
PLAY 50 Ablution
PLAY 51 Hibeck
PLAY 52 These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You)
PLAY 53 Bop Goes to Leesel
PLAY 54 Easy Livin'
PLAY 55 Mean to Me
PLAY 56 I'll Remember April
PLAY 57 317 East 32ND
PLAY 58 Skylark
PLAY 59 Nursery Rhyme
PLAY 60 Limehouse Blues
PLAY 61 These Foolish Things
PLAY 62 All the Things You Are
PLAY 63 You Got to My Head
PLAY 64 Ghost of a Chance
PLAY 65 If I Had You
PLAY 66 Confucious Blues

AMG Review of Sax of a Kind

Scott Yanow
All Music Guide

This is a set that Lee Konitz collectors will definitely want. The distinctive cool-toned altoist is heard in Stockholm in 1951 performing with a variety of fine Swedish players; best known is pianist Bengt Hallberg. The set is rounded off by a version of "Lover Man" that showcases the altoist with Stan Kenton's orchestra in 1953. The recording quality of these radio broadcasts are quite good and Konitz is in top form for the period.