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23. Feb. 1999 · Remembering Wes by Melvin Rhyne released in 1999. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
3. Aug. 2016 · Like a jubilant child eager to play with its long-awaited Santa Claus presents, I gave my recent purchase, Melvin Rhyne’s sought-after solo album from 1960, Organ-Izing, an immediate spin. The organist, best known for his work with guitar legend Wes Montgomery, delivers a tasteful, laid-back blowing session. hyne was a native of Indianapolis, like Montgomery,Read more
Released. 1994 — Netherlands. CD —. Album. Tell It Like It Is. The Tenor Triangle With The Melvin Rhyne Trio. Released. 1994 — Netherlands. CD —.
Mel Rhyne. More images. Real Name: Melvin Rhyne. Profile: US jazz organist, born October 12, 1936 and died March 5, 2013 in Indianapolis, Indiana, best known for his work with Wes Montgomery and his Melvin Rhyne Trio. Sites:
5. März 2013 · Melvin Rhyne. (October 12, 1936 – March 5, 2013) Melvin Rhyne’s father was a self-taught pianist who taught the basic elements of boogie-woogie to his son. The Rhyne family often attended church where the spiritual music also made an imprint on Melvin. He, like so many others, attended Crispus Attucks High School where Russell Brown ...
21. Feb. 2012 · Perhaps the only missing aspect is a blow-by-blow recording history. And then there is the music. It is positively magical to hear Montgomery get in the groove. It is wonderful to hear the guitarist softly pluck his way through loping lines that swoop and curve in wide parabolas; leap and sweep in swinging, dancing inversions, and flutter and ...
10. Mai 2004 · A Hammond B3 heavyweight since his days with Wes Montgomery, Melvin Rhyne returns to the fold for his first Criss Cross release since 2000's Classmasters. His seventh effort for the label as a leader, Tomorrow Yesterday Today features guitarist Peter Bernstein and drummer Kenny Washington on a prime set of standards, with four cuts adding special guest tenorman Tad Shull.
