Joe Henderson records ‘In ‘n Out,’ his third album with McCoy Tyner, Elvin Jones et al (1964)
Joe Henderson‘s ‘In ‘n Out’ is his third album recorded on April 10, 1964 with Kenny Dorham, McCoy Tynerr, Richard Davis and Elvin Jones and released the same year by Blue Note.
Track Listing : 1.In ‘N Out (Joe Henderson) – 10:23 . 2.Punjab (Joe Henderson) – 09:07 . 3.Serenity (Joe Henderson) – 06:16 . 4.Short Story (Kenny Dorham) – 07:10 . 5.Brown’S Town (Kenny Dorham) – 06:23
Francis Wolff
Musicians : Joe Henderson — Tenor Saxophone . Kenny Dorham — Trumpet . Mccoy Tyner — Piano . Richard Davis — Bass . Elvin Jones — Drums
Reid MilesProduction : Produced By Alfred Lion Rudy Van Gelder – Engineer
Package : Francis Wolff 
– Cover Photo . Reid Miles 
– Cover Design . Don Heckman – Liner Notes
Recorded On April 10, 1964 At Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs.
Released In 1964 By Blue Note.
(Source Joe Henderson – In ‘n Out | Joe Henderson @ Wikipedia)
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THE DOZENS: ESSENTIAL JOE HENDERSON Like many of Joe Henderson‘s songs, “Punjab” is the kind of modern jazz composition that arose in the wake of harmonic innovations introduced in Coltrane’s Giant Steps and Miles’s Kind of Blue. There’s a lot of root movement in the thematic line declared by Henderson and Dorham. […]
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By the early sixties, his own career was beginning to run out of steam somewhat but he was keen to take the young Joe Henderson under his wing and help launch his career. Perhaps Kenny Dorham heard that echo in Joe Henderson‘s playing of Charlie Parker; perhaps this was a way of passing on the spark of that earlier generation’s inspiration to a new generation? […]
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The piano gains appreciably in weight and dynamics, particularly with big left- handed bass chordsand is nicely placed in the back of the soundstage. It’s almost possible to hear the spit in Dorham’s trumpet. It’s those details that make the difference hereand they’re revelatory. […]
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