Artist: Ed Bickert & Rob McConnell Title: Mutual Street Year Of Release: 1991 Label: The Jazz Alliance [TJA-10003] Genre: Jazz, Cool Jazz, Bop Quality: FLAC (tracks + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps Total Time: 47:33 Total Size: 145 MB(+3%) | 112 MB(+3%) WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Royal Garden Blues [04:32] 02. Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams [04:33] 03. Imagination, What Is There to Say [04:54] 04. I'll Be Around [04:36] 05. April in Paris [04:53] 06. Strange Music [03:56] 07. Everywhere [04:47] 08. Open Country [04:54] 09. Sweet and Lovely [05:54] 10. Maybe You'll Be There [04:31]
personnel :
Rob McConnell - Valve Trombone Ed Bickert - Guitar
When one thinks of jazz duos, the combination of valve trombone and guitar rarely comes to mind. Back in the early '80s, Rob McConnell (leader of the Boss Brass) and his regular guitarist Ed Bickert cut ten duets that are full of wit, swing and creative ideas despite the lack of variation in the instrumental colors. One rarely notices the absence of other musicians on this CD reissue, since Bickert is an expert chorder and McConnell plays bass notes behind the guitar solos. A fun session and an unexpected success.~Scott Yanow
EAC extraction logfile from 20. August 2013, 12:58
Ed Bickert & Rob McConnell / Mutual Street
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