Midnight blue
Kenny Burrell
Midnight blue
- Chitlins con carne
- Mule
- Soul lament
- Midnight blue
- Wavy gravy
- Gee baby, ain't I good to you
- Saturday night blues
- Kenny's sound
- K twist
Jimmy Smith-Night in Tunisia
03/08/2008 : Jon Fadis (tp) James Moody (ts) Kenny Burrell (g) Grady Tate (ds)
Jay Jay Johnson & Kai Winding I'll remember april
01/06/2008 : ....Dexter Gordon , Kenny Burrel...
Jon Hammond Late Rent Session Men w/ Bernard Purdie MIKELL'S
27/04/2008 : Jon Hammond Late Rent Session Men with Bernard Purdie drums, Alex Foster sax, Chuggy Carter perc., Barry Finnerty gtr., Jon Hammond at 1959 B3 Organ in MIKELL'S 97th St. & Columbus Ave. NYC, very first hit of 5 night run on a hot summer night in Aug. 1989. Kicking it off with a classic organ blues James And Wess on this historic date. This was the musicians hang from 1969-1991 run by Pat & Mike Mikell (RIP) ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com FSB = Funk Soul Blues As Seen On The Jon Hammond Show MCTV and HammondCast Radio Show KYOURADIO camera Joe Berger Jon Hammond would especially like to thank: Jennifer Frizzell, Marco Galeazzi, Donatella Milella, Roberto Lucanero, Nello Gabrielloni & family-Excelsior CEMEX Accordions, Glenn Derringer, Michael Maier-Falkenstein, Mario Tettamanti, Rossano Chiaramoni-RCH Cases, Joe Aloia, Superlux Microphones-Goang Fann Co. Ltd.-Jenny Shen, Nico Teng, David Liu, Heda family, Barbara K. Starner-Remin Kart-A-Bag, Richard McDonald-Fender Co., Benny Golson, Kenny Burrell, Pamela Sylvain-United Airlines, Gary Walker, Brian Delp, Cephas Bowles, Rhonda Hamilton-WBGO 88.3FM, Chuy Varela, Chris Cortez-KCSM 91.1FM, Fred Noe III-Jim Beam Brands, Eugen Hahn-Jazzkeller Frankfurt, Noel Hayes-KPOO, Keith West-KVMR 89.5FM, Vasja Ivanovski-FM 2 Macedonia, Knut Benzner, Tobias Hartmann, Lutz & Gide Buchner-NDR Radio, Heinz Lichius, Gunther & Krystyna Tietze-Polka Bar, Dieter & Ralph Reichert-Birdland Hamburg, Jo-Jo Tucksen-Jazzkeller Hofheim, Tony Lakatos, Kevin Mauder, Uli Olshausen, Bobbie Webb, Guenter Hottmann-HR Radio, Igor & Oksana Butman, Eduard Zizak, Faina Antonova, Marat Garipov, Claus Rotthoff-Musikhaus Rotthoff, Gideon Schier, Robert & Otmar Hutya, Tommy Schneider, Ronald ChitTin-Entree GmbH, Francoise Pujol, Andre Thus, Bob Scott, Ronnie Smith Jr., Alex Budman, Larry Schneider, John & Mai Bishop, Marc Baum, Chris van den Bergh, Bob Barsotti, Peter, Bettike, Dharma Barsotti, Mick Brigden, Scott Rootenberg, Bill Graham, Eddie Money, Jim Thorsen
Harmonica - Angel Eyes - Matt Dennis
20/03/2008 : My DVD at http://dvd.12FREEMUSIC.com - Mon DVD sur http://dvd.PARTITION-GRATUITE.com Please comment on my video. Merci de poster un commentaire sur ma vidéo. Angel Eyes by Matt Dennis played on chromatic harmonica. With the sheet music so you can play along. Angel Eyes is a 1953 popular song composed by Matt Dennis, with lyrics by Earl Brent. It was introduced in the 1953 film, Jennifer. Angel Eyes is in the form AABA. The first and the second A sections are almost identical, with only a few minor variations. The composition has a complex harmonic structure throughout. The II - V - I minor and major progressions are employed frequently throughout the piece. The A sections are in the C minor key. It starts with a C minor, D major 7 and G major 7 progression. Over the D major 7 there is an F# in the melody (the major third to the D major chord). It is a tritone in the context of the c minor tonic. This interval is used throughout the song. Another tritone is the diminished fifth in the Dm7_5 chord but it fits so well into the harmonic context of the c minor key that it is hardly recognized as a dissonant interval. The c minor then shift chromatically to the Bridge which begins with a B flat minor and then leads over an E flat major to the new tonic, A flat major. Because of its colourful harmonic changes "Angel Eyes" is a very popular jazz standard which has inspired many original interpretations. Several performers have recorded different versions of the song, including Don Ellis, Kenny Burrell, Pat Metheny, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, and Duke Ellington. If you play the harmonica and have videos on YouTube then join the Harmonica Group: http://www.youtube.com/group/harmonica
Nobody in Town - Billie Poole 1960
24/02/2008 : Nobody in Town can Bake a Sweet Jelly Roll like Mine ? Billie Poole 1960 On June 14 1923 famous singer Eva Taylor recorded this tune and was backed up by her husband pianist, bandleader and arranger Clarence Williams. This was on the Okeh label. On June 22 1923, a week later Bessie Smith recorded it as well accompanied by Fletcher Henderson, pianist and bandleader as well, this time on the Columbia label. You can listen to the original Bessie Smith recording from the tunelist of her website http://www.redhotjazz.com/bessie.html It is totally amazing to hear Billy Poole singing it again some 37 years later. Same timbre, same feeling, absolutely fantastic! I searched for further recordings of her and all I could find is her LP ?Confessin? the blues? with pianist Junior Mance and guitarist Kenny Burrell on the Riverside label in 1962. Together here with the French High Society Jazz Band of trombonist Mowli Jospin. An amazing band where all the musicians grasp that honest and traditional atmosphere of how these early jazz bands would improvise around the singer?s melody lines. What a treat! The other musicians in the band are Pierre Merlin trumpet, Claude Rabinet trumpet, Pierre Atlan clarinet., Martine Morel piano, Christian Gervais banjo, Raymond Fonseque tuba and Michel Miroux drums. Jospin, Merlin and Rabinet played in the famous Claude Luter Band as well. This was the band that played and recorded with Sidney Bechet in the fifties.
Kenny Burrell Trio - All Blues
26/09/2007 : And now ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor to present you Kenneth Earl "Kenny" Burrell, the earl of jazz guitar, who with his dazzling bebop lines, his low down blues licks and his pristine tone will elevate us all to a state of jazz guitar nirvana. Kenny is superbly accompanied by two greats, Bob Magnusson on bass and the late Sherman Ferguson on drums on Paul Marshal's venerable "Club Date" TV show of the late 80s. Its time for the trio to take Miles Davis' classic blues waltz "All Blues" to the cleaners.
Kenny Burrell Trio - Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most
26/09/2007 : nd now ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor to present you Kenneth Earl "Kenny" Burrell, the earl of jazz guitar, who with his dazzling bebop lines, his low down blues licks and his pristine tone will elevate us all to a state of jazz guitar nirvana. Kenny is superbly accompanied by two greats, Bob Magnusson on bass and the late Sherman Ferguson on drums on Paul Marshal's venerable "Club Date" TV show of the late 80s. Kenny switches to acoustic guitar for a beautiful unaccompanied rendition of "Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most".
Kenny Burrell Trio - Moon And Sand
25/09/2007 : And now ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor to present you Kenneth Earl "Kenny" Burrell, the earl of jazz guitar, who with his dazzling bebop lines, his low down blues licks and his pristine tone will elevate us all to a state of jazz guitar nirvana. Kenny is superbly accompanied by two greats, Bob Magnusson on bass and the late Sherman Ferguson on drums on Paul Marshal's venerable "Club Date" TV show of the late 80s. Kenny switches to acoustic guitar for this very tasteful bossa nova by Alec Wilder, "Moon And Sand".
Kenny Burrell Trio - Listen To The Dawn
25/09/2007 : And now ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor to present you Kenneth Earl "Kenny" Burrell, the earl of jazz guitar, who with his dazzling bebop lines, low - down blues licks and pristine guitar tone will elevate us all to a state of jazz guitar nirvana. Kenny is superbly accompanied by two greats, Bob Magnusson on bass and the late Sherman Ferguson on drums on Paul Marshal's venerable "Club Date" TV show of the late 80s. This one's a Burrell original, a beautiful ballad, "Listen To The Dawn".
Kenny Burrell Trio - Jeannine
25/09/2007 : And now ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor to present you Kenneth Earl "Kenny" Burrell, the earl of jazz guitar, who with his dazzling bebop lines, low - down blues licks and pristine guitar tone will elevate us all to a state of jazz guitar nirvana. Kenny is superbly accompanied by two greats, Bob Magnusson on bass and the late Sherman Ferguson on drums on Paul Marshal's venerable "Club Date" TV show of the late 80s. Let's start with Duke Pearson's uptempo classic, "Jeannine".
