00:00 Tin Tin Deo 07:17 Old Folks 11:53 Have You Met Miss Jones 14:47 I Remember You 20:32 The Common Ground 24:55 If You Could See Me Now 31:13 I Hadn't Anyone Till You 35:05 La Petite Mambo
you onthe right track with sharing this album---how much it's appreciated by serious collectors like me--i can't thank you enough -you have my undevided attention
Yes it's very nice. However I really like the way Wes Montgomery does it as well maybe a little better. I am just Wes Montgomery aficionado. I really like Kenny but Wes just does something different for me.
@@TheWorshipful2008 but the thing is Wes is a melody player, Kenny is doing some real nice chord melody here and his approach to harmonisation is so tasty. Wes is still a God, just a different style of playing.
@@zappafile123 I totally agree that Kenny stands out as a chord voicing master. I play my best with Kenny because his chord structure is perfect for piano/keyboard. Playing along with Wes is most troublesome because of his complicated chord changes. I love both of them. My brother Wilbert was one of Wes' protege along with George Benson. George told me that he and Wilbert used to go see Wes to get some pointers and that Wes would always say to them, " Man I am trying to get it right myself" .Imagine that. George and all the guys got together in 2006 to do a concert for Kenny on the West Coast but we did not attend. I wish we had. Listen to some of Wilbert and you can hear the influence of Wes, George and Kenny. Stay blessed my friend. Hit the subscribe button please.
00:00 Tin Tin Deo
07:17 Old Folks
11:53 Have You Met Miss Jones
14:47 I Remember You
20:32 The Common Ground
24:55 If You Could See Me Now
31:13 I Hadn't Anyone Till You
35:05 La Petite Mambo
Thank you. I usually don't upload the track names because the owners block publication.
How did you do that? Please let me know.
Merci 👍
Smooth,like liquid gold.Thanks for the upload
Thanks for listening
Kenny Burrell had a big impact on Hendrix... you can tell from those dominant #9 chords.
Unless Hendrix said it himself
It's just conjecture 🤡💥
No one like Kenny......
Thanks for sharing this great music
Kenny' knowledge and use of chords
and the blue textures he creates
are second to none.
and so say all of us.....hes precious..
Reggie Johnson on Bass and Carl Burnett on Drums. 1977 Concord Jazz Inc.
Very nice ! 🎸🎶👏👏👍
never really heard kenny burrell played or his songs his defiantely got great touch and sound
Really good chords. He is patient and expressive.
fantastic
Awesome ❤🩹
Thanks for posting! Been a fan since the first trio “Live at the Vanguard” in 1960, or thereabouts!! Every thing he does has quality and taste!!😅 4:45
great
you onthe right track with sharing this album---how much it's appreciated by serious collectors like me--i can't thank you enough -you have my undevided attention
You got it Garrett.
I love this album. Kenny in a trio set. He’s a total giant. Also, the guitar sounds perfect. Wonderful album.
Maravilhoso.
Carl Burnet que batera hei.
very good!! thanks. cheers!
old folks is so good
Yes it is good but I am really a Wes Montgomery guy. Listen to the Wes version.
@Donald Tye To think with wes passing so young, can you imagine what 20 more years would have produced if he made it to 65?
@@danielcampbell9344 I sure wish he had. Providence brother..nuf said
Kenny is cool 1
心が連なりつつあるストレートグローバルミュージックジャーニーなどにも永遠に不滅のお宝ですよ。
👍🏿👍🏿
Heck the intro arrangement of Old Folks is a masterclass in voice leading right there.
Yes it's very nice. However I really like the way Wes Montgomery does it as well maybe a little better. I am just Wes Montgomery aficionado. I really like Kenny but Wes just does something different for me.
@@TheWorshipful2008 but the thing is Wes is a melody player, Kenny is doing some real nice chord melody here and his approach to harmonisation is so tasty. Wes is still a God, just a different style of playing.
@@zappafile123 I totally agree that Kenny stands out as a chord voicing master. I play my best with Kenny because his chord structure is perfect for piano/keyboard. Playing along with Wes is most troublesome because of his complicated chord changes. I love both of them. My brother Wilbert was one of Wes' protege along with George Benson. George told me that he and Wilbert used to go see Wes to get some pointers and that Wes would always say to them, " Man I am trying to get it right myself" .Imagine that. George and all the guys got together in 2006 to do a concert for Kenny on the West Coast but we did not attend. I wish we had. Listen to some of Wilbert and you can hear the influence of Wes, George and Kenny. Stay blessed my friend. Hit the subscribe button please.
Anyone have a tab or lesson for Tin Tin Deo? So unique the way he does it; generally a faster dance tune.
Try chordify. That's what I use. It's great.
Thank you bro, very kind.@@TheWorshipful2008
Great drumming too
LONG LIVE KENNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very co