It’s simple to draw connections to Roy Ayers when he is connected to a pillar like Gerald Wilson, who gave him his beginnings as a vibraphonist in his young 20s in Los Angeles. Gerald Wilson is truly connected to everyone who is someone in the jazz world, and this record with Carmell Jones as a frontman is one of the many records which features Wilson’s arrangements. Give this album a listen by clicking the link in our bio. I spent today hearing it for the first time, and it was a pleasant listen. Beautiful photos by jazz collector @hakebop73 (Repost @hakebop73) —— Carmell Jones - Business Meetin' (1962) Pacific Jazz Records/Trova Industrias Musicales PJ-53 1963 Mono Repress LP Made in 🇦🇷 Carmell Jones - Trumpet Gerald Wilson - Arrangements Bud Shank/Harold Land/Joe Splink/Wilbur Brown/Don Rafel - Tenor Sax Frank Strazzeri - Piano Leroy Vinnegar/Gary Peacock - Bass Donald Dean/Ron Jefferson - Drums #carmelljones #businessmeetin #pacificjazzrecords #1962 #richardbock #geraldwilson #budshank #haroldland #joesplink #wilburbrown #donrafel #frankstrazzeri #leroyvinnegar #garypeacock #donalddean #ronjefferson #jazzmusic #hardbop #modaljazz #coolbop #modaljazz #jazzcollector #jazzcollection #jazzvinyl #vinylcollection #recordcollection #jazzaddict #vinyladdict #trovaindustriasmusicales #discoescultura https://www.instagram.com/p/CbtaFJip72c/?utm_medium=tumblr










