Warne Marsh & Sal Mosca - Village Vanguard 1981 (Vols.1-2)

Vol.1
0:00 Sax of a Kind*
8:46 Mickey Lynn (She's Funny That Way)*
17:47 317 East 32nd
29:46 Silver Man (All The Things You Are)
32:44 Digi-Doll (Kary’s Trance)
35:02 Under-Bach (Blues)
38:15 Confirmation
46:03 Pub Bob (What Is This Thing Called Love, actually just a snippet from Subconscious-Lee later on)
48:44 Piano Juices (Love Me Or Leave Me)
51:25 Under-Line (I Got Rhythm)
54:38 Shak'in-Out (Body & Soul)
58:08 Dick's Favorite (Cherokee)

Vol.2
1:05:09 (Autumn In New York)
1:13:54 Testament (Foolin’ Myself)
1:20:26 Marionette
1:29:13 Thermology (Just Friends)
1:30:52 Inner-Line (Lennie's Pennies)
1:35:01 Subconscious-Lee
1:41:33 Kitty B. (Yesterdays)
1:45:59 Featherbed
1:52:48 Way in There (You Go To My Head)
1:58:27 Steady as She Goes (Fishin' Around/I Never Knew)
2:02:08 40 Steps (Summertime)

*When only the changes on a tune are played, the base form is in parantheses. Those without are standards in the Tristano canon. Info based on;warnemarsh.info/discography_2.htm

Warne Marsh - Tenor Sax
Sal Mosca - Piano
Frank Canio - Bass
Skip Scott - Drums

I bought these two CDs in 2000 from discogs purely for the curiosity of Warne Marsh ever having played at the Village Vanguard, but it turned out to be some of the most interesting stuff I had heard from the Tristano school, definetely worth the ride, Sal Mosca shines on some of these tracks. Warne Marsh's relationship with rhythm section musicians is sporadic, and these CDs represent the end of Sal Mosca's partnership with Warne Marsh.

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