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Art Blakey
Mission Eternal 2
Genres: Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. Gertrude's Bounce - Art Blakey, Powell, Richie
2. Siempre Mi Amor - Art Blakey, Bass, Mickey
3. Mission Eternal - Art Blakey, Walton, Cedar
4. Moanin' - Art Blakey, Timmons, Bobby
5. A Chant for Bu - Art Blakey, Bass, Mickey
6. One for Trane - Art Blakey, Bass, Mickey
7. Along Came Betty [Instrumental] - Art Blakey, Golson, Benny
8. Along Came Betty - Art Blakey, Golson, Benny
9. Without a Song - Art Blakey, Eliscu, Edward
10. Love: For the One You Can't Have - Art Blakey, Shaw, Woody
11. Fantasy in D - Art Blakey, Walton, Cedar

No Description Available — Track: 10: Love: For The One You Can't Have,Track: 11: Fantasy In D,Track: 1: Gertrude's Bounce,Track: 2: Siempre Mi Amor,Track: 3: Mission Eternal,Track: 4: Moanin',Track: 5: A Chant For Bu,Track... more »

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All Artists: Art Blakey
Title: Mission Eternal 2
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Prestige
Release Date: 6/15/1995
Genres: Jazz, Pop
Style: Bebop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 025218515924

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Track: 10: Love: For The One You Can't Have,Track: 11: Fantasy In D,Track: 1: Gertrude's Bounce,Track: 2: Siempre Mi Amor,Track: 3: Mission Eternal,Track: 4: Moanin',Track: 5: A Chant For Bu,Track: 6: One For Trane,Track: 7: Along Came Betty (Instrumental),Track: 8: Along Came Betty (Vocal),Track: 9: Without A Song
Media Type: CD
Artist: BLAKEY,ART & JAZZ MESSENGERS
Title: VOL. 2-MISSION ETERNAL
Street Release Date: 01/30/2007

CD Reviews

The Jazz Messengers in the 70s with some guests

Nikica Gilic | Zagreb, Croatia | 01/09/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This CD is apparently compiled of LPs "Buhaina" and "Athenagin", plus one previously unissued track ("Siempre mi amor").

I don't know whether it's justified to combine tracks from different albums like this, but any album that brings together two Jon Hendricks guest spots on same CD will help me decide which "Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers" album to pick up from my local CD stores...

The line up is fine and dandy - Woody Shaw (tp), Carter Jefferson (ts and ss), Cedar Walton (piano and, I am sorry to say, electric piano), Tony Waters (congas) and Mickey Bass (he plays bass - it did sound as a joke when I read it for the first time... it's like Usain Bolt - he was destined to be either sprinter or an electrician...). The guests, in addition to Hendricks, are Steve Turre, who is not very audible here, and Michael Howell (on guitar) who is...

If you like hard bop, this is a fine album for you... But I guess you knew that already? The only complaint I have is the sound of electric piano, but that's just me, advocating acoustic jazz to whomever wants to listen.

The music is recorded in 1973, so everyone involved is either still at his peak or young and fresh.

Produced by Orrin Keepnews, engineer Jim Stern. Digital remastering by Phil De Lancie (Fantasy Studios). Art Direction: Phil Carroll. Total time 73:29."