I know, as any fan of jazz that Wynton Kelly was an outstanding sideman, he has accompanied the greatest of John Coltrane to Dinah Washington, in passing, among others, Dizzy Gillespie and Cannonball Adderley ... We remember, in the best case, a child he played the organ in a local church, he was part, later, the quartet of Miles Davis, who was waiting for this wonderful pianist as he plays ... Ahmad Jamal . Can we ask the moon to turn into the sun? And yes! Being a great musician, a brilliant trumpeter, having operated x revolutions in jazz is not immune to anything and especially not of stupidity and boorishness. Not long ago, however, I learned that Wynton Kelly, born in 1931 and disappeared in the prime of life to 41 years, had created a fabulous trio - Paul Chambers on bass and Jimmy Cobb on drums - which continues even today to give chills to those who listen and he published under his name an extensive discography, discography which we can always - if they have time to waste - search tracks in the bins. Kelly Blue aside, you are more fortunate on the net.
Full View , one of his music has been recorded at Plaza Sound Studio in New York City, 2, 27 and 30 September 1966 Ron McClure on bass and Jimmy Cobb on drums. I just eight years, parents, school friends. Not long ago, it had happened the evening before bed, to have one or another of my teeth under the pillow. This means that the hopes were mine. Of course, I did not know that Plaza Sound Studio existed. Maybe I do not even know that New York was that blacks existed, nor that the condition that they were made. I did not know you could go lose your head at night in smoky nightclubs whose princes were slaves, or what drunkenness. And no more than beauty existed in such quantities that I would be largely exempt.
Jimmy Cobb, Wynton Kelly and Paul Chambers
My father was born in November 1932, eleven months after Wynton Kelly. Why Was not Wynton Kelly? Or jazz? Or rock musician? I can come to understand that he did not want to be black. But why was he not a musician, period? Why am I reduced today to try to make the airway to a "blog" instead of composing music and playing music? Music Is not the only thing supposed to be done on earth as in heaven? Not immediately Sée door Plaza Sound Studio , Wynton ask what he thinks!
Full View , one of his music has been recorded at Plaza Sound Studio in New York City, 2, 27 and 30 September 1966 Ron McClure on bass and Jimmy Cobb on drums. I just eight years, parents, school friends. Not long ago, it had happened the evening before bed, to have one or another of my teeth under the pillow. This means that the hopes were mine. Of course, I did not know that Plaza Sound Studio existed. Maybe I do not even know that New York was that blacks existed, nor that the condition that they were made. I did not know you could go lose your head at night in smoky nightclubs whose princes were slaves, or what drunkenness. And no more than beauty existed in such quantities that I would be largely exempt.
Jimmy Cobb, Wynton Kelly and Paul Chambers
My father was born in November 1932, eleven months after Wynton Kelly. Why Was not Wynton Kelly? Or jazz? Or rock musician? I can come to understand that he did not want to be black. But why was he not a musician, period? Why am I reduced today to try to make the airway to a "blog" instead of composing music and playing music? Music Is not the only thing supposed to be done on earth as in heaven? Not immediately Sée door Plaza Sound Studio , Wynton ask what he thinks!
- I wan't a Little Girl ( Full View - Original Jazz Classics - 1996)
- What a Diff'rence a Day Made ( Same )
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