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Brian Lynch, one of the top hard bop-oriented trumpeters of the 1990s, is heard interacting with tenor saxophonist Ralph Moore, guitarist Peter Bernstein, organist Melvin Rhyne, drummer Kenny Washington, and (on three of the seven selections) Jose Alexis Diaz on congas. Lynch is a powerful player and, on this set with the legendary organist Rhyne, he gets to show off some of his soulfulness too. Lynch contributed the first three songs, the band performs two versions of Rhyne's "Nite 'Vidual," and the group also stretches out on "Cry Me a River" and Horace Silver's "Ecaroh." Although not innovative, this music easily fits into the modern mainstream of the period and is quite creative within the genre. Then again, all Brian Lynch recordings are well worth acquiring by straight-ahead jazz fans. ~ Scott Yanow
trumpet player's quintet/sextet w. Ralph Moore, Pe Bernstein, Melvin Rhyne, and Kenny Washington, recorded Dec. 29, 1991
Recorded in New York, New York on December 29, 1991.
Brian Lynch Quintet/Sextet: Brian Lynch (trumpet); Ralph Moore (tenor saxophone); Melvin Rhyne (organ); Peter Bernstein (guitar); Kenny Washington (drums); Jose Alexis Diaz (congas).
Personnel: Brian Lynch (trumpet); Peter Bernstein (guitar); Ralph Moore (tenor saxophone); Melvin Rhyne (organ); Kenny Washington (drums); Jose Alexis Diaz (congas).
Liner Note Author: Brian Lynch.
Recording information: Sear Sound Studio, New York, NY (12/29/1991); Sear Sound, New York, NY (12/29/1991).
Photographer: Tom Bamberger. Brian Lynch At The Main Event Songs | 1. | Dance the Way U Want To - (studio) | |
| 2. | At the Main Event - (studio) | |
| 3. | Blues for Woody and Khalid - (studio) | |
| 4. | Cry Me a River - (studio) | |
| 5. | Nite 'Vidual I - (studio) | |
| 6. | Ecaroh - (studio) | |
| 7. | Nite 'Vidual II - (studio) | |
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