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Other Places by Kenny Barron (CD, Feb-1994, Verve USA) 
Other Places by Kenny Barron (CD, Feb-1994, Verve USA)

 
Other Places by Kenny Barron (CD, Feb-1994, Verve USA)

Artist: Kenny Barron
Release Date: Feb 1994
Format: CD
Record Label: Verve (USA)
Genre: Jazz Instrument, Piano
UPC: 731451969928
Product ID: EPID3048969
Description: Personnel: Kenny Barron (piano); Ralph Moore (soprano & tenor saxophones); Bobby Hutchinson (vibraphone); Rufus Reid (acoustic bass); Victor Lewis (drums); Mino Cinelu (percussion). Recorded on February 1 & 2, 1993 at EastSide Sound Stud...
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Track Listing
1. Anywhere
2. Other Places
3. Mythology
4. For Heaven's Sake
5. Ambrosia
6. Wildlife
7. I Should Care
8. Nikara's Song
9. Hey, It's Me You're Talkin' To

Details
Playing Time:67 min.
Producer:Joanne Klein
Distributor:Universal Distribution
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:DDD

Album Notes
Personnel: Kenny Barron (piano); Ralph Moore (soprano & tenor saxophones); Bobby Hutchinson (vibraphone); Rufus Reid (acoustic bass); Victor Lewis (drums); Mino Cinelu (percussion).
Recorded on February 1 & 2, 1993 at EastSide Sound Studio, New York, New York.
Pianist Kenny Barron is in fine straight-ahead form and amongst old friends on OTHER PLACES, an excellent set of mostly originals. The music is a mixture of the traditional swing and Latin styles for which these masters are known.
Vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson in particular turns in fiery performances on cuts like the dynamic opener "Anywhere," and the dancing mambo groove "Mythology," performing a beautiful duet with Barron on the ballad "For Heaven's Sake." Ralph Moore also makes a fine contribution, conspicuously on soprano saxophone, on cuts such as the waltz "Ambrosia" and the lively "Wildlife." Barron performs another duet, this time with bassist Rufus Reid, on the standard "I Should Care," one of the disc's most moving performances, before the ensemble makes a spirited exit with the curiously titled "Hey, It's Me You're Talkin' To," a burning number that's an appropriate finale for this session.

Editorial Reviews
Performance: Robust / Recording: Very Good - ...Pianist Kenny Barron's approach to jazz is always a delight. There are no tinkles, no well-worn clusters--just straight-ahead jazz that swings with imagination....A terrific album...
Stereo Review (04/01/1994)

4 1/2 Stars - ...OTHER PLACES is sleek, accomplished craftsmanship, with Barron first among equals in a veteran ensemble. He won't flaunt his technique or overwhelm you with force of personality, but he's everywhere....
Down Beat (05/01/1994)

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