8 thoughts on “ Moanin (Take 10) - Wes Montgomery - Yesterdays (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. One of the greatest 60s recordings from the Wyton Kelly Trio – thanks to some wonderful guest work from guitarist Wes Montgomery! Montgomery 's working here in a gusty, rootsy style that recalls his best soul jazz sides from the earlier years – and which have a feel that's quite different than his later, more largely-arranged work for Verve. The Kelly Trio is in perfect form – with.

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2. Originally the LP was self-titled, but the instant popularity of the bluesy opening track "Moanin'" (by pianist Bobby Timmons) led to its becoming known by that title. Music [ edit ] The rest of the originals are by saxophonist Benny Golson (who was not with the Jazz Messengers for long, this being the only American album on which he is featured).

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3. Delilah [Take 4] - (take 4) $ on iTunes 8. Stablemates [Take 2] - (take 2, bonus track) $ on iTunes 9. Stairway To the Stars [Take 2] - (take 8, bonus track) $ on iTunes Jingles [Take 8] - (take 3, bonus track) $ on iTunes Delilah [Take 3] - (take.

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4. Wes Montgomery Born in Indianapolis, Indiana March 6, Died June 15, Wes Montgomery was a guitarist who developed an incredibly personal style. He was influenced greatly in his early years by the driving single line jazz guitar solos of Charlie Christian. Later, tenor saxophonist John Coltrane had tremendous influence on him.

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5. Movin' Along, an Album by Wes Montgomery. Released in April on Riverside (catalog no. RLP ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Hard Bop. Featured peformers: Wes Montgomery (guitar), Victor Feldman (piano), Sam Jones (bass), Louis Hayes (drums), Orrin Keepnews (producer, liner notes), Wally Heider (recording engineer), Jack Matthews (mastering), Ken Deardoff (cover design), William Claxton .

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Gatefold Vinyl release of Yesterdays on Discogs. Label: Milestone (4) - • Format: 2x, Vinyl LP, Compilation Gatefold • Country: Germany • 4/5(1).

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7. In , Wes Montgomery was growing increasingly commercial and was making his presence felt in the pop market more and more. One could argue that in the mid-'60s, Montgomery provided some of the first NAC recordings -- his heavily arranged covers of R&B and pop/rock songs certainly foreshadowed the NAC/smooth jazz radio formats of the '80s and '90s.. But the distinctive guitarist was still.

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8. Resonance Records presents In The Beginning by jazz guitar icon, Wes Montgomery.. Only the 3rd new release of predominantly unheard Montgomery material since his passing in Available as 2CD & 3-LP sets, as well as digitally, this track collection includes rare and never-before-released tracks spanning , including a complete, newly discovered recording session for Epic.

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