Wynton Kelly: Wynton Kelly (remastered) (180g) (Limited Edition) (LP)

Wynton Kelly: Wynton Kelly (remastered) (180g) (Limited Edition)

Wynton Kelly (1931-1971)

Wynton Kelly (remastered) (180g) (Limited Edition)

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Wynton Kelly (1931-1971): Wynton Kelly (remastered) (180g) (Limited Edition), LP

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Label: Jazz Workshop, 1958
Erscheinungstermin: 17.9.2015

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As the cover of this album should suggest, there is a lot of Wynton Kelly on display here. Or, turning the phrase around a bit to put it more explicitly in musical terms, Kelly is a whole lot of piano player-about as much piano player as you're likely to find anywhere. He is young (born in 1931), but having made his professional start at about the age of twelve, he is also a thoroughly experienced veteran, his style and approach fully formed and individual. Extending the cover's multiple-angle theme, it can be noted that Wynton is also a remarkably versatile and manysided pianist: a top accompanist, an outstanding ensemble musician in big band or small, and above all a sensitive and lyrical soloist.

Spotlighted on this LP with a top-level rhythm section, he gets a full-scale opportunity to show his stuff, to demonstrate that, whether driving or tender, rhythmic or melodic, he is always an unusually refreshing, skillful and inventive jazz artist. All this, when in addition the man concerned is still in his mid-twenties, may seem a large order: but the simple fact is that nothing written here would appear even slightly out of line to any of the very many musicians who know and respect his talents and value highly Wynton's presence on a job or at a recording session.

On the other hand, despite this strong »inside« reputation, this initial LP for Riverside happens to be Wynton's first recording as a leader in a halfdozen years, and only his second altogether. In this era of what sometimes seems indiscriminate recording activity, this is surely startling. We would hope that the present album will do much to blast a path for Wynton through that mysterious roadblock that so often separates valuable jazz artists from the attention of the public for so long.