By the time this recording was made in 1963, Kenny Burrell had established himself as both a leader and sideman. Schooled in bebop, he became the go-to man for swinging rhythm accompaniment and elegant, tasteful guitar soloing. His presence livened up many so-called blowing sessions in the mid-'50s. But once he signed onto Blue Note, he was able to explore his own musical vision. Kenny Burrell ...
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Guitar legend and educator Kenny Burrell turned 75 on July 31st of this year. He's had a nearly 30 year association with UCLA as a performing artist, professor and now, head of the jazz studies program. (The photos were taken at a concert on May 19, 1979 in front on UCLA's Janss Steps. In addition to Kenny, the group featured Teddy Edwards-tenor sax, Ernie Andrews-vocals, Art Hillary-piano, Jo...
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Kenny Burrell's storied career as perhaps the premier modern jazz guitarist has been documented by many efforts in the studio, but here's a nightclub date that may well be highly ranked as one of his very best efforts. The spontaneity and freshness of Burrell's lyric lines and deft chords is further enhanced by perhaps the most advanced musicians he has ever played with -- bassist Richard D...
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By the time this recording was made in 1963, Kenny Burrell had established himself as both a leader and sideman. Schooled in bebop, he became the go-to man for swinging rhythm accompaniment and elegant, tasteful guitar soloing. His presence livened up many so-called blowing sessions in the mid-'50s. But once he signed onto Blue Note, he was able to explore his own musical vision. Kenny Burrell ...
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| 2 Downstairs |
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| 3 Silent Night |
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| 4 Last Night When We Were Young |
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| 5 Lotus Land |
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