Smokin' at the Half Note [Bonus Tracks] Wes Montgomery

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CD - Remastered / Bonus Tracks

  • Release Date: 02/15/2005
  • Original Release: 1965
  • Sales Rank: 20,902
  • Label: VERVE
  • UPC: 075021034761

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Smokin' at the Half Note [Bonus Tracks]

1LISTENNo Blues 12:56
2LISTENIf You Could See Me Now 8:27
3LISTENUnit 7 6:46
4LISTENFour on Six 6:45
5LISTENWhat's New? 6:16
6LISTENWillow Weep for Me Bonus Track 9:07
7LISTENPortrait of Jennie Bonus Track 3:27
8LISTENSurrey With the Fringe on Top Bonus Track 6:16
9LISTENOh, You Crazy Moon Bonus Track 5:31
10LISTENMisty Bonus Track 6:57
11LISTENImpressions Bonus Track 5:03

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Smokin' at the Half Note is essential listening for anyone who wants to hear why Wes Montgomery's dynamic live shows were considered the pinnacle of his brilliant and incredibly influential guitar playing. Pat Metheny calls this "the absolute greatest jazz guitar album ever made," and with performances of this caliber ("Unit 7" boasts one of the greatest guitar solos ever recorded), his statement is easily validated. Montgomery never played with more drive and confidence, and he's supported every step of the way by a genuinely smokin' Wynton Kelly Trio. [In 1998, Verve reissued the complete show on disc two of Impressions: The Verve Jazz Sides, although the scrambled track order and some nonessential cuts didn't diminish the appeal of the original album. Smokin' at the Half Note appeared again in 2005, this time with six additional tracks left off the original.] Jim Smith, All Music Guide

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