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(Visually Graded) Vinyl looks Near Mint and sleeve looks EX. See pics and info for details.
Dave McKenna – McKenna
Label:
Chiaroscuro Records – CR 202
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, 12", 33 RPM
Country:
US
Released:
1977
Genre:
Jazz
Style:
Swing
Tracklist
A1 I Wished On The Moon 3:33
A2 Avalon 4:22
A3 Darn That Dream 5:14
A4 At Sundown 4:23
A5 How High The Moon 4:39
B1 Tangerine 4:50
B2 Blue Skies 5:18
B3 What Is This Thing Called Love 5:43
B4 What Can I Say After I Say I´m Sorry 4:39
B5 Gal In Calico 5:40
Companies, etc.
Recorded At – Downtown Sound Studio, New York
Credits
Art Direction – Ron Warwell
Illustration – David X. Young
Piano – Dave McKenna
Producer, Liner Notes – Hank O'Neal
Notes
Recorded October 23, 1977.
- Dave McKenna
Real Name:
David McKenna
Profile:
American Jazz pianist.
Born : May 30th, 1930, in Woonsocket/Rhode Island.
Died : October 18th, 2008, in State College/Pennsylvania.
The characteristic that perhaps most distinguishes McKenna's playing is his sense of time. One of the biggest challenges of solo jazz piano is the need to provide a compelling time feel, in part by emulating the rhythmic landscape normally provided by three or four players in a small group. By conceiving multiple "parts" and playing them with distinct volume levels and time feels (often with right hand chords ahead of the beat and the melody behind the beat), McKenna had a unique ability to reproduce, on his own, the sound of a small group.
McKenna liked to create medleys around a common word or theme in song titles. He often combined ballads and up-tempo songs with standards, pop tunes, blues, and TV themes and folk songs. -wikipedia
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VG++/EX
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