Styles: Guitar Jazz
Year: 2013
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:44
Size: 141,8 MB
Art: Front
(8:32) 1. Blues Strut
(8:33) 2. Workin'
(5:25) 3. For The Love Of You
(5:43) 4. Come On In My Kitchen
(7:41) 5. Big Foot
(7:20) 6. Blues For Brother Jack
(8:00) 7. Shades Ahead
(7:09) 8. Fun
(3:16) 9. Soul Power
Year: 2013
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:44
Size: 141,8 MB
Art: Front
(8:32) 1. Blues Strut
(8:33) 2. Workin'
(5:25) 3. For The Love Of You
(5:43) 4. Come On In My Kitchen
(7:41) 5. Big Foot
(7:20) 6. Blues For Brother Jack
(8:00) 7. Shades Ahead
(7:09) 8. Fun
(3:16) 9. Soul Power
Dave Stryker s music is deeply rooted in blues, having performed with Jack McDuff in the 80s and Stanley Turrentine in the 90s. Dave s special blend of jazz and blues culminated first time in 1996 in the form of Blue To The Bone I (SCCD 31400). Since then the project has become a popular on-going series. The fourth addition features Stryker s regular organ trio (Jared Gold on B-3 and McClenty Hunter on drums). There are solid solos from all hands throughout the album ....
Based on the personnel and the feeling of these performances, I'd like to catch this group live . (Owen Cordle JazzTimes on Blue To The Bone III SCCD 31465) As great as the first set was, it's without hesitation that I deem this new one a valiant leap forward. .....They, along with the charts and an elation that the blues almost paradoxically provide, make for an end product that is indeed greater than the sum of the parts (C. Andrew Hovan-AAJ on Blue To The Bone II SCCD 31524) ~ Editorial Reviews https://www.amazon.com/Blue-Bone-IV-Dave-Stryker/dp/B00AZAJXDU
Personnel: Dave Stryker – guitar; Freddie Hendrix – trumpet; Steve Slagle – alto sax; Vincent Gardner – trombone; Gary Smulyan – bari sax; Jared Gold – Hammond B3 organ; McClenty Hunter – drums
Personnel: Dave Stryker – guitar; Freddie Hendrix – trumpet; Steve Slagle – alto sax; Vincent Gardner – trombone; Gary Smulyan – bari sax; Jared Gold – Hammond B3 organ; McClenty Hunter – drums
Blue To The Bone IV
Hi Giullia,
ReplyDeleteDave Stryker may be no Charlie Christian or Kenny Burrell but he still is a a solid guitarist. And it's always a pleasure to listen to nice jazz guitar.
Thanks for posting this album!
Hey George, Thank you as always!
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ReplyDeleteHey K4C, Thank you !
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