01. Infra-Rae

02. Nica's Dream

03. It's You Or No One

04. Ecaroh

05. Carol's Interlude

06. The End Of A Love Affair

07. Hank's Symphony

08. Cranky Spanky

09. Stella By Starlight

10. My Heart Stood Still

11. Little Melonae

12. Stanley's Stiff Chickens

13. I Could Have Danced All Night

14. On The Street Where You Live

15. There But For You Go I

16. They Call The Wind Maria

17. I Talk To The Trees

18. Almost Like Being In Love

19. Woody 'n You

20. Sakeena

21. Shorty

22. Dawn On The Desert

23. Evidence

24. In Walked Bud

25. Blue Monk

26. I Mean You

27. Rhythm-A-Ning

28. Purple Shades

29. À La Mode

30. Invitation

31. Circus

32. You Don't Know What Love Is

33. I Hear A Rhapsody

34. Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You

35. Backstage Sally

36. Contemplation

37. Bu's Delight

38. Reincarnation Blues

39. Shaky Jake

40. Moon River

41. Caravan

42. Sweet 'N' Sour

43. In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning

44. This Is For Albert

45. Skylark

46. Thermo

The origin of the Jazz Messengers goes back to 1954 or 1955, when the first recordings credited to the band appeared. The Jazz Messengers formed as a collective, nominally led by Horace Silver or Art Blakey on various studio dates. Blakey credits Silver with reviving the Messengers name. Blakey formed a new line-up in 1956 that would prove to be somewhat more stable. The most notable name at the was Jackie McLean. At just 25 he had already recorded with Miles Davis and Charles Mingus. Bill Hardman, Sam Dockery and Jimmy Spanky DeBrest filled out the band. They recorded another record for Columbia, Hard Bop, then went on to work for several different labels including RCA subsidiary Vik Records, Pacific Jazz, Elektra, Cadet, Jubilee, Bethlehem and a date on Atlantic featuring Thelonious Monk. Over this the band's moniker evolved to include Blakey's name, starting with The Jazz Messengers featuring Art Blakey, then, Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers on several other releases and, for Cu-Bop (Jubilee, 1957), Art Blakey and his Jazz Messengers The Jazz Messengers remained a major jazz collective right through until Art Blakey's death in 1990, but the group's golden years were, by that juncture, long past, and it remains this sal act's records from the mid-1950s through the mid-1960s for which the Jazz Messengers remain so fondly remembered. This superb collection features eight of the Jazz Messengers' finest records from this era, which feature, alongside maniman Art Blakey, the cream and most renowned players of the .



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