Mercury Records Collection: Philips PHS 600-125: Dig Doldinger

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PHS 600-125: Dig Doldinger / Klaus Doldinger Quartet

Label Type :	black rainbow Philips (“Vendor”)
Matrix Number :	SIDE-A	PHS600125A-M1 I RR
	SIDE-B	PHS600125B-M1 I RR

Comments

with original Philips inner sleeve.

German original issue was entitled “Jazz Made In Germany” (Philips Twen [G] P 48 024 L).

Inside The Groove

German tenor saxophonist (but later became much famous as a movie soundtrack composer) Klaus Doldinger's fine quartet session, from original German Philips recordings.

Personal Impression (and brief notes)

Klaus Doldinger, later became so famous as a movie/TV soundtrack composer, once was a nice tenor saxophone player in the German Jazz scene. His first LP was “Bossa Nova” (1962), and this quartet session was his second LP album.

All tracks features Ingfried Hoffman's soulful Hammond organ which is sensitive and discrete. Listen to the soulful interpretations of A-4 “Well You Needn't”, a famous Thelonious Monk's composition!

Strictly Personal Rating (to what extent I could enjoy this album)

8 out of 10

Track Listing

SIDE-A
A-1	2-30725	Bluesy Toosy (Doldinger)	4:48
A-2	2-30726	Be-Bop (“Dizzy” Gillespie)	4:15
A-3	2-30727	Song Of Delilah (Victor Young - Jay Livingston - Ray Evans)	5:08
A-4	2-30728	Well You Needn't (Thelonious Monk)	5:40
SIDE-B
B-1	2-30729	Blues For George (Doldinger)	6:48
B-2	2-30730	Solar (Miles Davis)	4:10
B-3	2-30731	Stars Fell On Alabama (Frank Perkins - Mitchell Parish)	4:40
B-4	2-30732	Signal (Doldinger)	3:45

Personnel

Personnel/recorded date/master numbers confirmed with the Ruppli's discography.
(“The Mercury Labels - A Discography” by Ruppli and Novitsky, Greenwood Press, 1993)

Liner-notes on the back cover has “Recorded at the Philips Studio, Hamburg”,
while the Ruppli book says “Recorded at Friedrich Ebert-Halle, Hamburg”.

Klaus Doldinger (ts),
Ingfried Hoffman (org), Helmut Kandlberger (b), Klaus Weiss (ds).
Recorded at the Philips Studio, Hamburg, West Germany on January 25 and 28, 1963.

Recording Engineer: Hans-Georg Dozel.
Producer: Siegfried E. Loch.