Jazz Guitar Eddie Lang

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  • Release Date: 02/27/1990
  • Original Release: 1989
  • Sales Rank: 67,892
  • Label: YAZOO
  • UPC: 016351015921

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Jazz Guitar

1LISTENPrelude 3:06
2LISTENPickin' My Way 3:00
3LISTENRainbow Dreams 2:56
4LISTENBlue Guitars 3:12
5LISTENApril Kisses 3:06
6LISTENI'll Never Be The Same 3:09
7LISTENThe Blue Room 3:06
8LISTENEddie's Twister 2:53
9LISTENMidnight Call Blues 3:18
10LISTENPerfect 3:02
11LISTENA Little Love, a Little Kiss 3:00
12LISTENMelody Man's Dream 2:49
13LISTENFeeling My Way 2:58
14LISTENChurch Street Sobbin' Blues 2:59

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Eddie Lang did not lead many sessions during his short life, and the great majority are on this Yazoo collection. The most in-demand guitarist of 1925-1933, Lang's rare opportunities to head his own dates put the focus on his single-note lines and gave him a chance to be in the spotlight rather than making other players sound good. This album has two unaccompanied solos (including Rachmaninoff's "Prelude"), duets with pianists Frank Signorelli, Arthur Schutt, and Rube Bloom, and three of his famous collaborations with fellow guitarist Lonnie Johnson. However, the most memorable tracks are Lang's two exciting duets with guitarist Carl Kress: "Pickin' My Way" and an alternate take of "Feeling My Way." This is highly recommended music from the best jazz guitarist prior to the rise of Django Reinhardt. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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