Jimmy Forrest - Out of the Forrest / Analogue Productions

Ever since Coleman Hawkins established the tenor saxophone in jazz, it has been impossible to imagine jazz without it. The masters of this instrument make houses shake with their lively blues

and tame wild beasts with their tender love ballads. Jimmy Forrest, born in St. Louis, Missouri, played with Fate Marable in the 1930s, later with Jay McShann and in the 50s as a successor to

Ben Webster with Duke Ellington. On "Out of the Forrest," he leads a quartet that included Austrian pianist Joe Zawinul, double bassist Tommy Potter and drummer Clarence Johnston.

Title

1. Bolo Blues

2. I Cried for You (Now It's Your Turn to Cry Over Me)

3. I've Got a Right to Cry

4. This Can't Be Love

5. By the River Sainte Marie

6. Yesterdays

7. Crash Program

8. That's All