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4.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: The Traveler (Audio CD)
As usual Kenny Barron comes with a solid output. Since the first time you hear this one, you immediately conclude you are in front of a great record. Steve is incredible right from the first blow and Hampton Callaway's voice is so tasty that you only wonder why she didn't try another one with such musicians around. With Kenny around 65 it's great to hear such a refresh and of course recommendable production.
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This review is from: The Traveler (Audio CD)
Kenny Barron's TRAVELER lived up to its title. The cover was the absolute best, evethough
a bit cliched. The dedication to his wife and family (liner notes) were small in print but big in love and praise. Kenny took the listerner to many parts of himself as The Traveler. I could have done without the vocals on CLOUDS. Grady Tate is not known for being a singer, per se. Scatman, yes. But there was a sincerity and tenderness as he sang. I thought I heard African beats and vocals at one point. His sidemen were fantastic. Kiyoshi Kitagawa took care of bizness on a bass solo. But they were all terrific. All in all, Kenny Barron took the listener on a fantastic jazz voyage round his world. Thank you! |
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The Traveler by Kenny Barron (Audio CD - 2008)
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