Max Roach And Stan Levey With Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse Allstars – Drummin' The Blues - is a classic jazz album featuring drummers Max Roach and Stan Levey and Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse All-Stars. Originally released in 1958, this album is a testament to the artistry and innovation of these talented musicians. Max Roach and Stan Levey were both influential drummers in the jazz world. Roach was known for his groundbreaking work with bebop pioneers such as Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie, as well as his own innovative small group recordings. Levey, on the other hand, was a highly skilled drummer who played with a variety of artists including Woody Herman, Stan Kenton and Miles Davis. Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse All-Stars were a prominent group based at the Lighthouse Café in Hermosa Beach, California. The Lighthouse was a center for West Coast jazz in the 1950s, and Rumsey's band featured some of the scene's best musicians. “Drummin' the Blues” showcases the drumming talents of Roach and Levey in a series of dynamic performances. The album features a mix of bluesy originals and jazz standards, with Roach and Levey trading solos and driving the rhythm section with their impeccable timing and creativity. This album is not only a showcase for the drummers, but also highlights the close interaction of the entire ensemble. Each musician brings their unique voice to the music, creating a cohesive and exciting listening experience. "Drummin' the Blues" remains a popular recording among jazz fans, capturing the energy and spirit of the era while highlighting the virtuosity of Max Roach, Stan Levey and the rest of Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse All-Stars. ★-Drummin' the Blues Tracklist: A1 Facts About Max A2 Milano Blues A3 Swingin' The Blues A4 Breadline Blues B1 Bye Bye Blues B2 Blues In The Night B3 Royal Garden Blues B4 The "Count's" Blues Bass – Howard Rumsey Drums – Max Roach (tracks: A1 A3 B2 B4), Stan Levey (tracks: A2 A4 B1 B3) Piano – Dick Shreve Tenor Saxophone – Bill Perkins, Bob Cooper (tracks: A2 A4 B1 B3) Trombone – Frank Rosolino Trumpet – Conte Candoli Recorded: 1957 Made in Japan Condition: LP / VG+ to Near Mint (only fine, flat, thread scratches from the years without effect) OBI / Near Mint (wrinkles, light stains) Backside VG+(application ticket cutout) Cover / VG+ to NM (wrinkles, a pressure) Insert/ NM (a little bit yellow on top, hard to see) (the pictures and the description are an integral part of the state and the scope of the delivery of the LP or Single…) ★ Another Jazz "Must Have "! From A Great Testament To The Artistry And Innovation Of Talented Musicians. ★★★ For every rare single & LP I add a new inner sleeve with acid-free plastic so that you can enjoy the singles & LPs for a long time ★★★ You will receive all of your valuable auctions in a special LP box so that nothing can happen to your LP during transport (see pictures) ★★★ Each LP/Single is washed again with a special record washing machine (see picture) before it is sent (this machine is of course not included in the scope of delivery) An offer exclusive from the seller : BLACKGOLD Memorabilia Thank´s for your interest. Check out my other rare items in current and future Auctions at Catawiki ★★ Delivery to Lithuania, Portugal,Bulgaria and Norway only by Express Post ★★★ The B/W pictures of Max Roach And Stan Levey And Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse Allstars are not included in the scope of delivery and are only used for documentation.