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Artists Hank Garland Jazz Winds From a New Direction. Jazz Winds From a New Direction Hank Garland. Jazz Winds From a New Direction. This album has an average beat per minute of 122 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 76/168 BPM). Tracklist Jazz Winds From a New Direction.

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Hank Garland is best known for his session work with Elvis Presley at RCA in Nashville. That’s him hitting that proto- Back In Black lick on The King’s 1961 hit Little Sister. Like most of the hot country pickers of the 50s, Hank was actually a dyed-in-the-wool jazzer and his debut album finds him duelling with smoking vibraphonist Gary Burton at breakneck speed. There are no dogs here but the stunning Riot-Chous is the pick of the litter. It’s funkier than a month-old tuna sandwich.

Free download and listen Jazz Winds From A New Direction. Gary Burton, Hank Garland, Ирвинг Берлин. Style: pop. Album year: 2011. Tracks count: 6. Views: 11. Hank Garland - Rioot-Chous 07:52. Gary Burton, Hank Garland - Three-four, the blues 04:01. Gary Burton, Hank Garland - Relaxin' 06:11.

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Jazz Winds From A New Direction. Larkins is best known for his recordings with Ella Fitzgerald. The album Ella Sings Gershwin features Larkins as the sole accompanist. Both his parents were classical musicians. His father, a violinist, started his young son on piano lessons at the age of four. Ellis progressed quickly, eventually joining his father in performances with a local black orchestra in his hometown.

Hank Garland (second from left) and others at a recording session for Elvis. Guitarist Hank Garland, best known for his work with Elvis, also provided the round, warm guitar sound for countless classic country tunes (for non-country fans, his work might be most familiar via Brenda Lee’s Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree and Bobby Helms’ Jingle Bell Rock ). But he led something of a double life jamming with jazz musicians (including, apocryphally, Charlie Parker) in New York, and eventually released a few jazz albums before a 1961 car accident left him unable to play. Hank started moving into Jazz and in 1960, with Grady Martin in the producers chair, he recorded the album ‘Jazz Winds From A New Direction’. In 1961 he was back in the studio with Elvis working on the ‘Follow That Dream’ soundtrack album.

Hank Garland was one of the best jazz guitarists, but the secret to his success was; he knew when to play it straight for the sake of making an effective hit record, rather than a far out jazz excursion-like too many others today seem to do. The recordings on this CD are all lesser-known songs, and not quite as jazzy as his greatest album "Jazz Winds From A New Direction" which has been reissued as a 2-CD "Move-The Guitar Artistry Of Hank Garland". 3 people found this helpful.