All Hollywood/western BS. Without a doubt, you must be speaking of "Les Baxter".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDMI7ez0NZo
I thought it sounded pretty good, but it most certainly was not authentic.
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All Hollywood/western BS. Without a doubt, you must be speaking of "Les Baxter". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDMI7ez0NZo I thought it sounded pretty good, but it most certainly was not authentic. |
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Kenny Dorham highlights Stereophile's jazz review for January 2018; they give him 4 out of 5 stars for his "K. D. Is Here". He died at 48 in 72. If "Stereophile" has to go back to the 60's for music, I don't feel at all lame for not finding "new jazz". I like this album a lot; it's like being with one of my old flames, I get a warm comfortable feeling, this music is good jazz personified. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKyt1nqpnNc&index=2&list=PLpqsnWtrepGqfeaVbHQYyfIR6PIGsvvby |
Pryso, I saw Albert King almost every weekend, 59, 60, at the Club Manhattan in E. St. Louis; Ike and Tina Turner appeared at that same club, just prior to when Albert King was there. The sound of his guitar is so familiar to me; I could tell when I first heard Stevie Ray Vaughan, that he had spent a lot of time with Albert. . |