 | Midnight Blue [Read More ...]
Description: Alfred Lion considered this his favorite production and well he should have. Without piano, Burrell, Stanley Turrentine and company get a clean open sound and a deep groove on such now classic compositions as the title tune and "Chitlins Con Carne", which has become a blues band ... |
 | Introducing Kenny Burrell: The First Blue Note Sessions [Read More ...]
Description: The Detroit-born Kenny Burrell reigns as the dean of jazz guitarists. He's combined Charlie Christian's prebop fluency, Django Reinhardt's Old World touches, and the rhythmic drive of Nat King Cole's guitarist, Oscar Moore. This two-CD set contains Burrell's earliest Blue Note se... |
 | Blue Lights, Vols. 1-2 [Read More ...]
Description: Kenny Burrell's classic Blue Note jam session with the tenors of Tina Brooks and Junior Cook, trumpeter Louis Smith and Art Blakey, complete in stereo on CD for the first time. Added to the two original LPs is the bonus track "I Never Knew." BLUE LIGHTS was originally released as... |
 | On View at the Five Spot Cafe [Read More ...]
20 bit digitally remastered |
 | 'Round About Midnight at the Cafe Bohemia, Vol. 1-2 [Read More ...]
|
 | The Concord Jazz Guitar Collection, Vol. 1-2 [Read More ...]
Review: Excellent for the Heart, Mind, and Soul:This collection of jazz is a real gem that combines both smooth and relaxing tempo with a fine balance of upbeat rhythm and mix. Pieces like "I'm On My Way" and "Side Track" just to name a few make your heart beat and feel alive while simu... |
 | Moten Swing! [Read More ...]
Description: Full title - Moten Swing! The Columbia Records Instrumental Recordings 1961-62. One of the world's greatest jazz guitarists at his bluesy best! After signing with Columbia in 1960, Kenny Burrell roared through this series of long-lost sessions with his combo, which featured Il... |
 | Kenny Burrell & John Coltrane (XRCD) [Read More ...]
Description: One of those rare combinations that occur only in the recording studio happened between John Coltrane and Kenny Burell in 1958. The rhythm team of Paul Chambers and Jimmy Cobb, who were with the Miles Davis Quintet, was enhanced on this recording by the suave, swinging piano of T... |
 | Stolen Moments [Read More ...]
Review: 2 for 1:Disc 1: Burrell (g) Reggie Johnson (b) Carl Burnett (d) 3/23/77
Disc 2: Burrell (g) John Heard (b) Roy McCurdy (d) Kenneth Nash
(perc) 12/79.
This 2-CD set contains 2 Concord Jazz LPs: TIN TIN DEO and MOON AND SAND. MOON has a little bit more going on on it, wit... |
 | John Jenkins with Kenny Burrell [Read More ...]
Review: Connossoir stuff:This connossoir series from Blue Note is some of the best stuff Blue Note guys have in their vaults. The original "connossoir" series, the first round I mean, unfortunatly no more in print, comprehended legendary records such as this album from Jenkins and Kenny ... |
 | Primal Blue [Read More ...]
Review: "keepers of the jazz flame ~ Essence All-Stars":This seven track collection of - "Essence All-Stars: Primal Blue", features do you dig it "Tasty" indeed top of the heap selections...a collection of stay up late all night jazz peppered with rhythms and percussion that hits you rig... |
 | Live at the Blue Note [Read More ...]
|
 | The Best of Kenny Burrell [Read More ...]
THE guitar sound:I saw Mr. B. some 37 (yikes) years ago at a college 'concert'. I was given grief by my peers then, and probably still would...for LOVING the mellow sound he achieves. It's all here. Best damned disc I ever bought on speculation. |
 | Master 2 [Read More ...]
Review: Yes, the title still says it all!:This is the second half of the live recording from December 24-25 in 1993 with the trio including Kenny Burrell on guitar and Jimmie Smith on drums. The first half is 'The Master'. Jimmy plays with an incredible feeling and timing that only few m... |
 | Lucky So and So [Read More ...]
Review: "Burrell puts you in that sentimental mood call jazz":I've been a fan of Kenny Burrell since the mid to late '60s ~ realized he's been around and recording since the mid '50s with various labels ~ remember his style and influence was from Django Reinhardt, Charlie Christian and O... |
 | Togethering [Read More ...]
MAKING BEAUTIFUL MUSIC TOGETHER!!!:These are two of the greatest jazz instrumentalists of all time! This collaboration was recorded in 1984 in New York City. Mellow yet full of finesse, it doesn't get any better than this! Rare and delightful. Enjoy! |
 | Ellington a La Carte [Read More ...]
|
 | Soft Winds [Read More ...]
|
 | Best of Timeless Records: In Case You Missed It... [Read More ...]
|
 | Collaboration [Read More ...]
|
