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Hard-bop pianist Kenny Cox released two solo albums in the late 1960s exhibiting his highly accessible style. His debut, appropriately titled INTRODUCING KENNY COX, was originally released in 1968, and was reissued in 2007. INTRODUCING rarely ranges left of center (although some of the solos reveal the influence of the freer trends of the time). Instead this is classic 1960s hard bop complete with swinging, uptempo pulses, athletic runs, and plenty of technical prowess all around. This fine date will interest fans of the style and the era.
Kenny Cox: Kenny Cox (piano); Leon Henderson (tenor saxophone); Charles Moore (trumpet); Ron Brooks (bass instrument); Danny Spencer (drums). Introducing Kenny Cox Music Introducing Kenny Cox Songs Introducing Kenny Cox Review
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Introducing Kenny Cox
$9.69 This larger group session was recorded for Blue Note in 1969 but had to wait until 2003 to see the light of day. It was worth the wait, since PASSING SHIPS is one of composer-pianist Andrew Hill's most varied and distinctive efforts. Actually, the group here isn't all that big when you check the lineup, but Hill's skillful writing makes it sound as if we're listening to a more spacious ensemble. In addition, he makes most effective use of reedman Joe Farrell's multi-instrumental talents here. Not only does Farrell excel in the usual tenor and soprano saxophone roles but it's his English horn that sings the plaintive theme on the title track and his dusky alto flute that establishes the mood of the exotic "Noon Tide." The writing throughout is fresh and, most ...
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