During today’s episode of Jazz Guitar, we’ll spotlight Jimmy Raney. We’ll listen to his solo performances, along with his son Doug on guitar, and alongside trombonist Bob Brookmeyer.
Additionally, we’ll pay tribute to the late Sylvain Luc. Our lineup also includes Marc van Vugt’s solo album, Philip Catherine,who does little more than play the melody of a classic French chanson. And, of course, we’ll feature the master himself: Jim Hall.
picture: Sylvain Luc; Schorle
Playlist:
1.Jimmy Raney: The Fugue (Solo Xanadu-1976)
- Jimmy & Doug Raney: What is this thing called love? (Raney ’81 – CrissCrossJazz -1981)
- Jimmy & Doug Raney: Samba Teekens (Stolen Moments -SteepleChase 1979)
- Doug Raney & Chet Baker: But not for me (The Touch of your lips – SteepleChase 1979)
- Jimmy Raney & Bob Brookmeyer: Nobody Else but me (ABC Paramount Records 1956)
- Marc van Vugt: Black Belt (The Curious Badger – Baixim Records 2023)
- Sylvian Luc: I can’t get started (Standards Dreyfuss Jazz 2009)
- Sylvain Luc & Bireli Lagrene: So What (Summertime – Milan 2009)
9. Sylvain Luc & Richard Galliano: Sous le ciel de Paris (La Vie en Rose – Milan 2015)
10. Philip Catherine: Les Amoureux des Bancs Public (Manoir de mes reves – Enja 2019) - Jim Hall & George Shearing: Careful
- Jim Hall & George Shearing: I hear a rhapsody (First Edition – Concord – 1992)
