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$8.15 In 2001, Concord Jazz described Live at Otter Crest as a "never-before-released live recording." But, in fact, this CD is actually a reissue of an obscure, little-known LP that originally came out on the Bosco label. When Live at Otter Crest was recorded at an Oregon gig on April 24, 1981, Gene Harris was in semi-retirement -- he was still performing, but not very often. And it wasn't until 1985 that the pianist's very productive association with Concord would begin. Because Harris had recorded some overproduced commercial projects in the late '70s, bop's hardcore was calling him a sellout. But on Live at Otter Crest, a 47-year-old Harris is hell-bent for straight-ahead, hard-swinging jazz -- funky and earthy, yes, but definitely straight-ahead. Forming a hard bop/soul-jazz trio with drummer Jimmie Smith (not to be confused with organist Jimmy Smith) and bassist John Heard, Harris sticks to the acoustic piano -- no keyboards, no electric piano, no synthesizers -- and he is as inspired on Frank Foster's ...
| | Best Of Candi Staton CD (2004) Japan
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$33.75 A Southern soul legend to aficionados, but a relative unknown to just about everyone else, Candi Staton was given a serious re-examination via this self-titled anthology released on Astralwerks in 2004. At 26 tracks, the collection brings together nearly everything ...
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| | Liz Antony and Kenny Poole Duets CD (2006)
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$16.39 Kenny Poole 1947 - 2006Sadly, shortly after the October 2005 release of DUETS, Kenny Poole discovered he was suffering from esophageal cancer. He lost his battle with the disease in May 2006. Kenny was comfortable playing with local musicians as well as musical giants. Whomever he played with, the results were always spectacular - in a quiet sort of Kenny way. For instance, DUETS can be enjoyed as a soft unobtrusive background with dinner and drinks or the impromptu arrangements and the musical give and take between the performers can be dissected and studied. All of Kenny's recordings are like that. Those performers who had the privilege of working with Kenny were always struck by his "quiet genius""...Once I got past the sheer intimidation of actually having the privilege to work with him some years ago, it was like cuddling into the comfort of your favorite chair ~ the inimitable warmth of his playing is so profound, and so strong, and so real and he makes it seem easy.............effortless. It is contagious; so therefore he makes YOU better. So unpretentious. So genuine. Just Kenny. Just brilliance!..."Lynn Scott -Cincinnati jazz singer from Ohio Finger style Guitar Club "Tribute To Kenny" ---------------Excerpted from May 28, 2006 club newsletterPalmer Moore - OrganizerOhio Finger style Guitar Club The international music community has lost one of its most unpretentious greats. Frank Sinatra sang it best when he crooned, "I did it my way." Kenny Poole was blessed with a world class talent of playing - no, more than simply "playing" - Kenny's genius was the ability to "arrange" finger style jazz guitar "on the fly" at complexities even the best trained jazz musicians would find difficult to chart out in a week... Yet, in spite of continual urgings of the music industry powers to take his art to more fertile jazz communities - he chose to stay right in his home town of Cincinnati, Ohio playing his small intimate, yet very fulfilling, gigs to very appreciative audiences. He surely did it "his way" and we are so glad he did."---------------With his passing, the world has lost a musical genius whose likes we will not see again in our lifetimes. And many of us have lost a good friend. ---------------Excerpted from liner notes "DUETS"KENNY POOLE is 'one of the best Jazz guitarists in the country' according to Ed Benson editor of Just Jazz Guitar magazine. Kenny began playing guitar at age 14 after listening to Chet Atkins on the album 'Finger Style Guitar'. He has been a professional musician since 1966. While Kenny prefers to keep a low profile, he has played with most of the 'Jazz guitar elite' at some time or other including Gene Bertoncini, Groove Holmes, Jack McDuff, Mark Murphy, Barney Kessel, herb Ellis, Jimmy Raney, Mundell Lowe, Tal Farlow, Cal Collins, Joe Pass, Howard Alden, Jimmy Bruno, Jack Wilkins, Mark Elf, and others. Kenny's discography is just as varied and includes several James Brown records! He has appeared on J-Curve's ...
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$14.79 A swagger jacker's worst nightmare, a style beyond definition. At first glance!. Is he R&B? At first verse! Is he really from NY? A corporate education mingles with his knowledge of the street, living from the extremes of plush midtown Manhattan boardrooms to hand-to-hand sales on side streets far from home. The former All-New York State ball star, accustomed to autographs and interview requests, gives no second thoughts to the fame awaiting him in the 'Game' he calls the music industry. Having passed on two major deals to launch ...
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