Hampton Hawes - Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams free for downloading

What a combo. This is the stuff that makes you glad your alive. Thanks.

Thanks for posting, Frank!! Very beautiful lyrical piece with very beautiful solos. Want to listen to it again and again.

brilliant quartet all four .how big would scott have become. a giant i suspect.thanks

can you imagine putting this cat in prison!! for what, dope...a waste...let them " create " this beauty...

Astounding that this is from 1958. Sounds like it was recorded very recently. Now I have an even greater appreciation for "the good old days."

La Faro, gone to soon but came right in time--in time!!!

Deep soul, razor-sharp time - this is a classic. The group, the entire album "For Real", magically captures a moment in time, pure inspiration. Hamp climbed the pulpit for this one, the son of a preacher man.

Do you know who the sax player is?

I have been a fan of him for years and I have that wonderful record. well, fan of them all. That is my jazz. guitarman

I have to agree 100% with da19lila38 - could not have said it better myself... superb piece ! Thanks for posting !

splendid session. i can't find the words : music is the key(s).

what a lovely rendition of this great standard. Hamp was the best as were Harold and Scott.

As Hampton Hawes himself puts it in his must- read autobiography "Rise Up Off Me", you can stop listening to some good piece of music for a while, or even for a long time, but once you have listened to that particular piece of good music once, you always come back at some point or another to listen to it again, because as he says, there are only two types of music, good and bad music. For him the key to make good music is to play it with honesty and from your soul, that´s what makes good music. He made this remark out of humbleness when answering a question on what was the secret to produce such beautiful notes.