Dexter Gordon, Doin' Allright - 1h 14m

Tracks & Durations

1. I Was Doing All Right	9:19
2. You've Changed	7:27
3. For Regulars Only	5:45
4. Society Red	12:21
5. It's You Or No One	6:14
6. I Want More	6:11
7. For Regulars Only (alternate take)	8:53
8. Data	17:45

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Review

After spending most of the '50s away from the scene, saxophonist Dexter Gordon entered the recording studio in 1961 to create what became the first in a series of seven incredible albums for Blue Note. On Doin' Allright he proved why the world needed him back. Gordon assuredly embraced the inventive melodicism of Lester Young with the striking harmonies of Charlie Parker. He also mastered the art of quoting other musical passages within a cogent solo. As the reissue proves, the results are timeless, especially on such achingly beautiful ballads as "You've Changed." Although Gordon used a group of studio musicians---rather than his own band---on this date everybody sounds remarkably cohesive. This session also featured then 23-year-old whiz-kid trumpeter Freddie Hubbard. --Aaron Cohen

Other Versions

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Doin' Allright

Tracks: 7 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 54m 2s (-20m 2s)

Doin' Allright

Tracks: 7 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 54m (-20m)

Doin' Allright

Tracks: 7 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 53m 42s (-21m 42s)

Doin' Allright

Tracks: 5 (-3 tracks), Disk length: 41m 40s (-33m 40s)

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