Clifford Jordan
Clifford Jordan was an American jazz tenor saxophonist.
Jordan got his start in Chicago in the 1950s, gigging with the likes of Max
Roach, Sonny Stitt and a number of rhythm and blues bands. In 1957 he made the
move to New York, where he immediately found his groove. He recorded three
albums for Blue Note, including a collaboration with John Gilmore, and toured
with Horace Silver from '57 to '58, JJ Johnson from '59 to '60, Kenny Dorham
('61-'62) and Max Roach ('62-'64). In 1964 he headed to Europe alongside Eric
Dolphy as part of the Charles Mingus Sextet.
Over the years...
Don't Get Around Much AnymoreClifford Jordan and Clifford Jordan Quartet
Sophisticated LadyClifford Jordan
LauraRan Blake and Clifford Jordan
JuliaRan Blake and Clifford Jordan
Beyond the Blue HorizonClifford Jordan
They Say It's WonderfulClifford Jordan
Don't Get Around Much AnymoreClifford Jordan and Clifford Jordan Quartet
Royal Ballads
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Sophisticated LadyClifford Jordan
Cliff Craft
6:46
LauraRan Blake and Clifford Jordan
The Newest Sound Around
2:49
JuliaRan Blake and Clifford Jordan
4:14
Beyond the Blue HorizonClifford Jordan
6:59
They Say It's WonderfulClifford Jordan
A Story Tale
5:16
