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The twang is the thang - Duane Eddy was a great innovator of the probably most magical instrument and an outstanding stylist of Rock´n´Roll. Today global hipsters like Hermanos Gutierrez and LAttirail incorporate Eddy´style in their chilling yet rootsy contemporary blend. Twang on in heaven, Duane! -
Starting a cool morning off with another interesting session Tom Harrell participated in, with a sort of Spanish tinge of Weather Report like fusion, led by guitarist Torres. Fernando Torres featuring Tom Harrell and Arida Conta and the Sirius String Quartet “Secret Rhythms” Muse cd At The Showcase: Live In Chicago 1976-1977 -
By Stevie Mclean · Posted
Face to Face has long been my personal favourite soul jazz album with Swingin' at Sugar Ray's being my favourite song on the album. Therefore, I was pleasantly surprised to find that Whap! from The Honeydripper is basically the same song. As I was listening to the head it struck me as quite similar, but boy was I unprepared for Grant's solo. He almost note for note replayed his solo from S.A.S.R. But hey I don't blame him, it's a legendary solo imo and the McDuff session was just 4 days after the Willette session so I'll give him a pass. I'm interested to hear about other examples of duplicated solos, I'm sure this is not an isolated incident. -
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By Stevie Mclean · Posted
TALKIN ABOUT GREEEEAZZZEE!!! Larry Young's comping and solo on Dexter's Deck from Forrest Fire is a master class in greasy funky subtle wonderful brilliant intelligent musical awesomeness. The way he constructs the solo off of a simple theme and slowly builds up to such a high energy, foot stompin' groove is just fascinating. And all that at age 19! Talkin' about LARRY YOUNG! What about that Jimmy Forrest too eh? A pairing made for wax!
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