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Guitarist Jimmy Raney had lived in Europe for some time when he recorded this trio set with pianist Tommy Flanagan and bassist George Mraz, but he had lost none of his fire or drive. The quiet yet hard-swinging guitarist, still in prime form at age 58, performs his own "Ovals," an original by Mraz, two lesser-known Benny Golson tunes and the standards "I Could Write a Book" and "Everything I Love." The interplay between the three musicians is impressive, and the subtle creativity makes repeated listenings of the modern mainstream music quite valuable. Recommended. ~ Scott Yanow
guitarist's trio w. pianist and bassist, recorded December 30, 1985, and December 5, 1990
Photographers: Johan Bijkerk; Y. Hughes.
Personnel: Jimmy Raney (guitar); Tommy Flanagan (piano).
Recording information: Manhattan Recording Studio, New York, NY (12/30/1985/12/05/1990); Van Gelder Recorking Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ (12/30/1985/12/05/1990).
Jimmy Raney Wisteria Songs | 1. | Hassan's Dream | |
| 2. | Wisteria | |
| 3. | Ovals | |
| 4. | Out of the Past | |
| 5. | I Could Write a Book | |
| 6. | Ev'rything I Love | |
| 7. | All the Things You Are | |
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