Kenny Burrell At The Five Spot Cafe Rar
Contents. Reception The review by Michael G. Nastos awarded the album 3½ stars stating 'As the dawn of the 1960s saw new-breed jazz being fomented, Burrell, Blakey, and company proved you could still swing and remain melodic while creating new sonic vistas. This recording is easily recommended to all'. Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Track listing. ' - 9:15.
' (, ) - 8:15. ' (Jimmy Davis, James Sherman) - 9:48. 'Swingin' - 9:48 Bonus track on CD reissue. 'Hallelujah' (, ) - 11:43. 'Beef Stew Blues' - 4:32 Bonus track on CD reissue. ' (, ) - 5:25 Bonus track on CD reissue.
'36-23-36' (Kenny Burrell) - 3:35 Personnel. (tracks 1, 2, and 4). (1, 2, 3, 4). (5, 6, 7, 8). References.
And played together infrequently during their careers, so this meeting of jazz minds is a welcome occasion. Is a rather short set issued from club dates at the Five Spot Cafe in New York City. No matter the configuration, this is come-what-may jazz that has no pressurized content, and a relaxed atmosphere allowing the music to organically breathe and come alive naturally. This feeling comes to the fore right away on 's 'Birk's Works,' a rather polite version as tosses out his discriminating versions of the melody. Incorrectly identified as 'Lady Be Good,' this is actually an adaptation reworked by titled 'Hackensack.' It's a fast jam kicked off by a signature solo, where the band flies by the seat of their pants, and good feelings are fostered through the simple and solid tenor work of.
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Though not penned by, the elegance he displayed and revered is quite evident during the ballad 'Lover Man.' 's 'Beef Stew Blues,' 's obscure 'Swingin',' and the classic ballad 'If You Could See Me Now' further illuminate how good this group could have been had they turned into a working unit. As the dawn of the '60s saw new breed jazz fomenting, and company proved you could still swing and remain melodic while creating new sonic vistas.