Dexter Blows Hot and Cool

Dexter Blows Hot and Cool is a 1955 album by jazz musician Dexter Gordon.

Dexter Blows Hot and Cool
Studio album by
Dexter Gordon
ReleasedDecember 1955[1]
GenreJazz
LabelDooto
DL-207
Dexter Gordon chronology
Daddy Plays the Horn
(1955)		 Dexter Blows Hot and Cool
(1955)		 The Resurgence of Dexter Gordon
(1960)

Reception

The Billboard Reviewer noted that Gordon appeared "somewhat mellowed, making little attempt to impress either as a technician or melodic innovator" but that there was "a quiet authority in his forthright, simply tailored style". Pianist Carl Perkins was lauded as "a newcomer loaded with talent and far-out ideas".[2]

Track listing
  1. "Silver Plated" (Gordon)
  2. "Cry Me a River" (Hamilton)
  3. "Rhythm Mad" (Gordon)
  4. "Don't Worry About Me" (Bloom, Koehler)
  5. "I Hear Music" (Lane, Losser)
  6. "Bonna Rue" (Gordon)
  7. "I Should Care" (Cahn, Stordahl, Weston)
  8. "Blowin' For Dootsie" (Gordon)
  9. "Tenderly" (Gross, Lawrence)

Personnel

Recorded on November 11 & 12, 1955

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References
  1. Billboard Dec 17, 1955
  2. "Review: Dexter Blows Hot and Cool".Billboard: February 4, 1956.
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