Moonlight in Vermont (Al Haig)

Al Haig · 1954 · Ballade pour trio, version d'un bopper

Context

Standard from the Al Haig Trio session of 13 March 1954 (3:43), with Bill Crow on double bass and Lee Abrams on drums. Haig, a pioneer of bebop, would fall into relative obscurity for some twenty years.

In the genealogy of jazz

This track belongs to Bebop (Minton's, Monroe's), Cool (Birth of the Cool). Among the origins and influences of Bebop: Kansas City, Swing, big bands.

By the same artist

• Isn't It Romantic? (1954)
• Royal Garden Blues (Al Haig) (1954)
• If I Should Lose You (Al Haig) (1954)

Sources

• EN: Al Haig Trio (Esoteric)

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