Milestones of Jazz Legends: More Jazz Guitar, Vol. 1-10 (2018)

• Title: Milestones of Jazz Legends: More Jazz Guitar, Vol. 1-10
  
• Year Of Release: 2018
  
• Label: Intense Media GmbH
  
• Genre: Jazz Guitar
  
• Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
  
• Total Time: 11:56:19
  
• Total Size: 4.31 gb
  
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Tracklist

Milestones of Jazz Legends: More Jazz Guitar, Vol. 1
01. Blues in B Major - Charlie Christian
02. Wholly Cats - Charlie Christian
03. Till Tom Special - Charlie Christian
04. Gone with What Wind - Charlie Christian
05. Breakfast Feud - Charlie Christian
06. Air Mail Special - Charlie Christian
07. Waitin' for Benny - Benny Goodman
08. Seven Come Eleven - Charlie Christian
09. Six Appeal - Charlie Christian
10. Solo Flight - Charlie Christian
11. On the Alamo (Live Version) On The Alamo - Charlie Christian
12. I've Found a New Baby - Charlie Christian
13. As Long As I Live - Charlie Christian
14. Benny's Bugle - Charlie Christian
15. Royal Garden Blues - Charlie Christian
16. Glamour Girl - T-Bone Walker
17. Strollin' with Bones - T-Bone Walker
18. The Sun Went Down - T-Bone Walker
19. You Don't Love Me - T-Bone Walker
20. Travelin' Blues - T-Bone Walker
21. The Hustle Is On - T-Bone Walker
22. Baby Broke My Heart - T-Bone Walker
23. Evil Hearted Woman - T-Bone Walker

Milestones of Jazz Legends: More Jazz Guitar, Vol. 2
01. Buck Jumpin' - Al Casey
02. Casey's Blues - Al Casey
03. Don't Blame Me - Al Casey
04. Rosetta - Al Casey
05. Ain't Misbehavin' - Al Casey
06. Honeysuckle Rose - Al Casey
07. Body and Soul - Al Casey
08. Callin' the Blues - Tiny Grimes
09. Blue Tiny - Tiny Grimes
10. Grimes' Times - Tiny Grimes
11. Air Mail Special - Tiny Grimes

Milestones of Jazz Legends: More Jazz Guitar, Vol. 3
01. 'Round Midnight - Wes Montgomery Trio
02. Yesterdays Roberta Yesterdays (from Roberta) - Wes Montgomery Trio
03. The End of a Love Affair - Wes Montgomery Trio
04. Whisper Not - Wes Montgomery Trio
05. Ecorah Ecorah Ecaroh - Wes Montgomery Trio
06. Satin Doll - Wes Montgomery Trio
07. Missile Blues - Wes Montgomery Trio
08. Too Late Now - Wes Montgomery Trio
09. Jingles - Wes Montgomery Trio
10. Grab This! - Johnny Griffin
11. 63rd Street Theme - Johnny Griffin
12. Don't Get around Much Anymore - Johnny Griffin
13. Offering Time - Johnny Griffin
14. These Foolish Things - Johnny Griffin
15. Cherry Float - Johnny Griffin

Milestones of Jazz Legends: More Jazz Guitar, Vol. 4
01. Lover Lover (From Love Me Tonight) - Tal Farlow Quartet
02. Flamingo - Tal Farlow Quartet
03. Splash - Tal Farlow Quartet
04. Rock 'N' Rye - Tal Farlow Quartet
05. Anything Goes All Through the Night (From Anything Goes) - Tal Farlow Quartet
06. Tina - Tal Farlow Quartet
07. I Cover the Waterfront - John Lewis
08. Dear Old Stockholm - John Lewis
09. Afternoon in Paris - John Lewis
10. All the Things You Are (From Very Warm for May) - John Lewis
11. Bags' Groove - John Lewis
12. Willow Weep for Me - John Lewis

Milestones of Jazz Legends: More Jazz Guitar, Vol. 5
01. Pap's Blues - Herb Ellis
02. Big Red's Boogie Woogie - Herb Ellis
03. Tin Roof Blues - Herb Ellis
04. Soft Winds - Herb Ellis
05. Royal Garden Blues - Herb Ellis
06. Patti Cake - Herb Ellis
07. Blues for Janet - Herb Ellis
08. Pyramid (Blues for Junior) - Herb Ellis
09. Gone with the Wind - Sal Salvador Quintet
10. Get Happy 915 Revue Get Happy - Sal Salvador Quartet
11. My Old Flame - Sal Salvador Quintet
12. This Can't Be Love The Boys from Syracuse This Can't Be Love - Sal Salvador Quintet
13. Too Marvelous for Words - Sal Salvador Quintet
14. After You've Gone - Sal Salvador Quintet

Milestones of Jazz Legends: More Jazz Guitar, Vol. 6
01. The Easy Way - Jimmy Giuffre
02. Die Dreigroschenoper (The Threepenny Opera) Mack the Knife - Jimmy Giuffre
03. Come Rain or Come Shine - Jimmy Giuffre
04. Careful - Jimmy Giuffre
05. Ray's Time - Jimmy Giuffre
06. A Dream - Jimmy Giuffre
07. Off Center - Jimmy Giuffre
08. Montage - Jimmy Giuffre
09. Time Enough - Jimmy Giuffre
10. Babes in Arms My Funny Valentine - Paul Desmond
11. Desmond Blue - Romeo Penque
12. Then I'll Be Tired of You - Paul Desmond
13. Born to Dance I've Got You Under My Skin - Paul Desmond
14. Late Lament - Paul Desmond
15. I Should Care - Paul Desmond
16. Belle of the Yukon Like Someone in Love - Paul Desmond
17. Ill Wind - Paul Desmond
18. Body and Soul - Paul Desmond

Milestones of Jazz Legends: More Jazz Guitar, Vol. 7
01. Freedom March - Grant Green
02. Sunday Mornin' - Grant Green
03. Exodus - Grant Green
04. God Bless the Child - Grant Green
05. Come Sunrise - Grant Green
06. So What - Grant Green
07. Arrowhead - Bob Brookmeyer
08. Street Swingers - Bob Brookmeyer
09. Hot Buttered Noodling - Bob Brookmeyer
10. Musicale du jour - Bob Brookmeyer
11. Raney Day - Bob Brookmeyer
12. Jupiter - Bob Brookmeyer

Milestones of Jazz Legends: More Jazz Guitar, Vol. 8
01. Rock Salt - Kenny Burrell
02. Strike up the Band The Man I Love - Kenny Burrell
03. Chuckin - Kenny Burrell
04. Phinupi - Kenny Burrell
05. Pagan Love Song - Gene Ammons
06. Ca'purange (Jungle Soul) - Gene Ammons
07. Anna - Gene Ammons
08. Cae Cae - Gene Ammons
09. Moito Mato Grosso - Gene Ammons
10. Yellow Bird - Gene Ammons

Milestones of Jazz Legends: More Jazz Guitar, Vol. 9
01. Begin the Blues - Barney Kessel
02. Louisiana - Barney Kessel
03. Happy Feeling - Barney Kessel
04. Girl Crazy, Act I Embraceable You - Barney Kessel
05. Wall Street - Barney Kessel
06. (Back Home Again In) Indiana Indiana - Barney Kessel
07. Moten Swing - Barney Kessel
08. Midnight Sun - Barney Kessel
09. Contemporary Blues - Barney Kessel
10. Don't Blame Me - Barney Kessel
11. 12th Street Rag - Barney Kessel
12. Bull Market - Barry Galbraith
13. A Portrait of Jennie - Barry Galbraith
14. Judy's Jaunt - Barry Galbraith
15. Nina Never Knew - Barry Galbraith
16. Walkin' - Barry Galbraith
17. The Time, the Place and the Girl A Gal in Calico - Barry Galbraith
18. I Didn't Know What Time It Was Too Many Girls I Like to Recognize the Tune - Barry Galbraith
19. St. Louis Woman Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home - Barry Galbraith
20. Love Is For The Very Young - Barry Galbraith
21. Holiday - Barry Galbraith
22. Ya Gotta Have Rhythm - Barry Galbraith
23. What Am I Here For - Barry Galbraith

Milestones of Jazz Legends: More Jazz Guitar, Vol. 10
01. Oleo (after J.S. Bach's Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr, BWV 663) Oleo - René Thomas
02. Theme for Freddie - René Thomas
03. Half Nelson - René Thomas
04. Girl Crazy But Not for Me (From Girl Crazy) - René Thomas
05. Hannie's Dream - René Thomas
06. Bernie's Taste - René Thomas
07. Yesterdays (from Roberta) Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (From Roberta) - René Thomas
08. I Remember Sonny - René Thomas

The invention of the electric guitar in the 1930s made it possible for the instrument to have a solo-spot in any band, as it thus could compete with the volume of the wind instruments and the drums. Charlie Christian (1916-1942) was the young genius from Oklahoma City who, starting in 1939, played as a soloist in the sextet of the famous swing-clarinetist Benny Goodman, his technique inspired by the phrasing and single-note-playing of the tenor saxophonists. At the same time, he jammed with the pioneers of the upcoming Bebop-movement - Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk and Kenny Clarke - at Harlem's After Hour Jazzclubs. Unfortunately, because of his untimely death, only a few recordings of his are preserved, which open this documentation on the modern jazz guitar.
T-Bone Walker was another key figure of the early electric guitar, who influenced almost every major guitarist on the modern Blues-scene, such as B.B. King and all Blues-oriented jazz guitarists. Al Casey and Tiny Grimes are prime examples for this on their respective sessions they are accompanied by the great tenor saxophonist Eddie Lockjaw Davis. Herb Ellis will be forever remembered as the guitarist in the Oscar Peterson trio. With Roy Eldridge and Stan Getz he proves that he could shine without a piano. The guitarists Tal Farlow, Sal Salvador and Jim Hall were "cooler". However, the latter was "a man for all occasions": fantastic examples can be found here in the interplay with Jimmy Giuffre, Paul Desmond and Bob Brookmeyer.
The same can be said of Kenny Burrell, who, like Hall and Barry Galbraith, was one of the best studio guitarists in New York during the 1960s. On the West Coast, Barney Kessel was among the "first call"-instrumentalists. His album "To Swing or not to Swing" is a great example of the many good recordings of and with him. In Europe there were a number of musicians following in the footsteps of Charlie Christian and Django Reinhardt, among them the wonderful René Thomas. An exciting encounter between the motherland of jazz and the old continent can be witnessed on "Afternoon in Paris" with John Lewis, the pianist of the Modern Jazz Quartet, and a young Sacha Distel on the guitar, who later became an international star as a singer. A guitarist who, like Charlie Christian, once again re-defined the instrument was Wes Montgomery, who started out with his brothers, Monk and Buddy, in Indianapolis, and who had great success in the jazz world on the Riverside label in New York. Looking back on these years of masterpieces from 1939 to 1962, the stylistic and highly musical variety of these still electrifying guitar heroes is almost incomprehensible.

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