Kenny Burrell - Soulero (1995) CD Rip
BAND/ARTIST: Kenny Burrell
- Title: Soulero
- Year Of Release: 1995
- Label: Chess[GRP 18082]
- Genre: Jazz, Soul Jazz, Bossa Nova
- Quality: FLAC (tracks + .cue,log)
- Total Time: 60:06
- Total Size: 359 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1 Hot Bossa 4:37
2 Mother-In-Law 4:38
3 People 2:41
4 Isabella 4:58
5 Girl Talk 3:07
6 Suzy 4:43
7 The Tender Gender 4:56
8 La Petite Mambo 3:39
9 If Someone Had Told Me 3:15
10 I'm Confessin' (That I Love You) 3:55
11 My Favorite Things 3:32
12 I Want My Baby Back 3:21
13 Con Alma 3:30
14 Soulero 3:03
15 Wild Is The Wind 3:10
16 Blues Fuse 3:01
Soulero has ten selections from guitarist Kenny Burrell's Cadet LP The Tender Gender, a version of "My Favorite Things" from a Christmas album, and five selections from his 1967 date Ode to 52nd Street. The former set showcases Burrell with a quartet including pianist Richard Wyands, bassist Marty Rivera, and drummer Oliver Jackson, while the other numbers feature him accompanied by orchestras arranged by Richard Evans. Typically, Burrell plays tastefully throughout the performances, displaying a clear tone and a solid mastery of the bebop vocabulary. No real surprises occur except perhaps for the repertoire, which includes such unlikely numbers as "People," "Girl Talk" (which works quite well), and "Wild Is the Wind."~Scott Yanow
1 Hot Bossa 4:37
2 Mother-In-Law 4:38
3 People 2:41
4 Isabella 4:58
5 Girl Talk 3:07
6 Suzy 4:43
7 The Tender Gender 4:56
8 La Petite Mambo 3:39
9 If Someone Had Told Me 3:15
10 I'm Confessin' (That I Love You) 3:55
11 My Favorite Things 3:32
12 I Want My Baby Back 3:21
13 Con Alma 3:30
14 Soulero 3:03
15 Wild Is The Wind 3:10
16 Blues Fuse 3:01
Soulero has ten selections from guitarist Kenny Burrell's Cadet LP The Tender Gender, a version of "My Favorite Things" from a Christmas album, and five selections from his 1967 date Ode to 52nd Street. The former set showcases Burrell with a quartet including pianist Richard Wyands, bassist Marty Rivera, and drummer Oliver Jackson, while the other numbers feature him accompanied by orchestras arranged by Richard Evans. Typically, Burrell plays tastefully throughout the performances, displaying a clear tone and a solid mastery of the bebop vocabulary. No real surprises occur except perhaps for the repertoire, which includes such unlikely numbers as "People," "Girl Talk" (which works quite well), and "Wild Is the Wind."~Scott Yanow
Jazz | Bossa Nova | Soul | FLAC / APE | CD-Rip
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