Marvellous ! sound like being in the club in NY!!! those records are small live records in your living room. Kenny is great and the band just works fine; nice Baryton sax sounds and piano swing on.... Elvin Jones Has the good "ride"....
I still say that the standard tone that jazz guitarists used in the 40s and 50s ( and continued to use ) was a mistake. Their sound came in second best to every other jazz instrument. Hearing a jazz guitarist back in those days following a sax player, for example, really highlighted the "safe" undynamic sound of the barely amplified jazz guitar. I also believe that had Charlie Christian not died so young, he would have used a harder, distorted sound. In fact, I read somewhere that Charlie was trying to find an amp that had distortion built into it. Also, one of the first descriptions we have of Charlie's playing - pre-Goodman - was from guitarist Mary Osborne, who described Charlie's sound as being like a distorted sax.
Kenny Burrell!!! Sim!!! Sim! Este é um verdadeiro guitarrista de Jazz do VERDADEIRO JAZZ e não o que alguns músicos aqui do Brasil tocam e chamam de BRAZILIAN JAZZ!!!??? O que os músicos tocam POR AQUI, chama-se: MUSICA INSTRUMENTAL BRASILEIRA... Simples assim! Existe, por caso BRAZILIAN BLUES? Claro que não! O que MÚSICOS DE BLUES tocam por aqui, chama-se simplesmente BLUES, agora se é bom ou não, digo que alguns o são. Outros são "copiadores" de frases de Blues... Simples assim...
All-star Detroit rhythm section. In 1957, arguably the highwater mark in American jazz history, the best of the best were from Detroit. Why? As the centre of the American auto industry, the economy was booming. Water the garden and flowers grow. Then came the federally-assisted decline of the American cities . . . .
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Have got this record, and play it right now. The best Jazz/blues there is. Many will like play like Kenny Burell. But he got the soul🙂
Kenny Burrell - guitar
Cecil Payne - baritone saxophone
Tommy Flanagan - piano
Doug Watkins - bass
Elvin Jones - drums
A great great master Thanks Mr Burrell you make people better and happy !!!!
I Bought This LP In 1964. Kenny Was 26 When He Made It . Wonderful Stuff And Already Mature Beyond His Years. Super Sounds !. A True Master.
Elvin Jones brush work is impeccable and cecil Paynes baritone is so good.and solid basslines form Doug Watkins.
There will never be another Kenny Burrell..
I love Kenny Burrell; great guitar, great jazz.
Marvellous ! sound like being in the club in NY!!! those records are small live records in your living room. Kenny is great and the band just works fine; nice Baryton sax sounds and piano swing on.... Elvin Jones Has the good "ride"....
I never heard of this album until today. I love Kenny's early work the most, and this is a treasure.
Super swingin' session!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!! Kenny Burrell forever!!!!
impressed ! simple and strong.
Grandissimi musicisti......
Nice
Tone and phrasing, a dreamscape
so nice to listen to.Kenny is my favourite guitarist. Check out midnight blue.Great cd.
Also check out Grant Green. Pretty sweet as well
Joe Pass
Jim Hall
Lenny Breau...
This goes perfectly with my coffee in the morning. Thanks for the upload!
me 2.
I still say that the standard tone that jazz guitarists used in the 40s and 50s ( and continued to use ) was a mistake. Their sound came in second best to every other jazz instrument. Hearing a jazz guitarist back in those days following a sax player, for example, really highlighted the "safe" undynamic sound of the barely amplified jazz guitar. I also believe that had Charlie Christian not died so young, he would have used a harder, distorted sound. In fact, I read somewhere that Charlie was trying to find an amp that had distortion built into it. Also, one of the first descriptions we have of Charlie's playing - pre-Goodman - was from guitarist Mary Osborne, who described Charlie's sound as being like a distorted sax.
A Gem...✨
🏄🏽 Guuaaooooooooooo.... Me fascino !!!!! ////////
pocos han llegdo al nivel de este genio, genial.-
Fez brilhante contribuição para uma constelação de grandes estrelas...maravilhoso
Sidney Barbosa FALOU TUDO DINEI!! Eu também sou apreciador das linhas de improviso deste grande mestre! Abraço Dinei !
What a cheeky little lick at 26:29...!
"Early" Kenny was a true neo bopper. His jazz lines, bluesy flavor and energetic sound was only matched later by George Benson
K.OJ.G ! (King of Jazz Guitar)
genial! gracias
I dont care ... I will equalize the chimes a bit. This album is marvelous
i loved the guitar of kenny burrel. i was born 1958.
これ、持ってるよ ケニーバレルはとにかく最高だね🎶
ケニー、ウエス、タルは素晴らしい。チャーリー、クリスチャンも！
そうだね、同感です
The chunkiest notes in the land.
É um gozo a qualquer momento em que se ouve!????
Kenny Burrell!!! Sim!!! Sim! Este é um verdadeiro guitarrista de Jazz do VERDADEIRO JAZZ e não o que alguns músicos aqui do Brasil tocam e chamam de BRAZILIAN JAZZ!!!??? O que os músicos tocam POR AQUI, chama-se: MUSICA INSTRUMENTAL BRASILEIRA... Simples assim! Existe, por caso BRAZILIAN BLUES? Claro que não! O que MÚSICOS DE BLUES tocam por aqui, chama-se simplesmente BLUES, agora se é bom ou não, digo que alguns o são. Outros são "copiadores" de frases de Blues... Simples assim...
.012" gauge or even .013" series, I guess wound 3rd. In any case not the clanging .007 for weakfingers
Exactly.
All-star Detroit rhythm section. In 1957, arguably the highwater mark in American jazz history, the best of the best were from Detroit. Why? As the centre of the American auto industry, the economy was booming. Water the garden and flowers grow. Then came the federally-assisted decline of the American cities . . . .
Why don't you credit those playing with him?
Kenny Burnell really needs our help!
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I personally thinking Baritone sax sounds better than Tenor
On this recording... Art Pepper's sound isn't that great. Also, please listen to Ike Quebec "Soul samba" to eventually change your mind. Cheers.
@@Dems-fk8sh to be corrected it is not art pepper on alto its cecil panye on. Baritone and it sounds good my friend.
i loved the guitar of kenny burrel. i was born 1958.