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7. Dez. 1999 · Find release reviews and credits for Wes Montgomery with Melvin Rhyne - Wes Montgomery on AllMusic - 1999
- The Montgomery Brothers
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- Collaborations with Organists
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Montgomery’s run with Buddy and Monk roughly began and ended when the 1950s did. The trio released a handful of records as the Montgomery Brothers – and, later on, in the Mastersounds. As an introduction to this period, check out “Wes’ Tune” from 1958’s Montgomeryland (later reissued as Far Wes). “That’s Wes playing rhythm changes, but with Wes’s c...
In 1959, the alto great Cannonball Adderley caught Montgomery at the Missile Club in Indianapolis. “Cannonball moved to a table in front of Montgomery, who was already showing his marvelous, unique technique. The next memory I have is that Cannonball leaned way back in his chair as if knocked out – which he evidently was,” photographer Duncan Schie...
In 1961 and 1962, Montgomery briefly joinedJohn Coltrane’s quintet with multi-reedist Eric Dolphy, pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Reggie Workman, and drummer Elvin Jones. This collaboration proved to be a nonstarter. “He didn’t feel intimidated by the people in the band, but I think he was a little uncomfortable with some of the things that were happ...
1963’s Boss Guitarmay be the fourth- or fifth-best Montgomery album, but it displays two critical aspects of his art: his knack for extracting beauty from so-so material and his rapport with organists. “He took some tunes that weren’t that great, like ‘Canadian Sunset,’ and made them sohip,” Wessel says. “Days of Wine and Roses,” another subtle, ro...
Orchestral albums unfairly get a bad rap in the jazz world, but they can be transcendent; Charlie Parker’s astonishing With Stringsis Exhibit A. Montgomery’s 1963 album Fusion! Wes Montgomery With Strings displays what he could do with an orchestra. Montgomery turned up the commercial appeal with his final run of albums on producer Creed Taylor’s l...
6. März 2013 · Melvin Rhyne – The Legend. Der Jazz-Organist Melvin Rhyne ist am Dienstag nach schwerer Krankheit gestorben. Rhyne stammte aus Indianapolis und wurde durch seine Zusammenarbeit mit Wes Montgomery bekannt. Zuvor hatte er unter anderem T-Bone Walker und Rahsaan Roland Kirk begleitet.
Occupation (s) Musician. Instrument (s) Organ. Years active. 1955–2013. Labels. Riverside, Criss Cross. Melvin Rhyne (October 12, 1936 – March 5, 2013), [1] was a jazz organist best known for his work with Wes Montgomery.
YearArtistTitleLabel2013Mark Ladley TrioFinal CallAltenburgh2009Kyle Asche Organ Trio (feat. Mel Rhyne)Blues For MelTippin'2008The Dixon–Rhyne Project (with Rob Dixon ...Reinvention2007Melvin Rhyne TrioFront & CenterCriss CrossThis page includes WES MONTGOMERY Wes Montgomery with Melvin Rhyne's : cover picture, songs / tracks list, members/musicians and line-up, different releases details, buy online: ebay and amazon, ratings and detailled reviews by some experts, collaborators and members.
3. Nov. 2019 · Personnel – Wes Montgomery: guitar; Earl van Riper, Buddy Montgomery, John Bunch and Carl Perkins: piano; Melvin Rhyne: organ and piano; Monk Montgomery and Mingo Jones: bass; Paul Parker and Sonny Johnson: drums; David Baker: trombone (Disc One 12, 13); David Young: tenor saxophone (12, 13)
