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- | < | + | Fun show tonight, if slightly over-scripted perhaps. Anyways, opening with a solo tunes on acoustic guitar was novel -- I'm pretty sure both aspects of that were a first for me as far as seeing Kenny Burrell. When he walked out, I was expecting some soft Brazilian bossas, but instead he played pretty much straight ahead, ending with a medley of Ellington tunes. |
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+ | It was nice to add Fred Hersch for a duet -- first time ever for that pairing! -- but like a lot of first meets, it was more than a little tentative, as Fred obviously deferred the driver' | ||
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+ | Cramming these disparate elements in.to the start of the set meant there wasn't much time left for the trio to play, and with only two tunes before the set break, it made the whole affair seem shorter than it actually was. Despite that complaint, I enjoyed hearing the trio, particularly Peter Erskine' | ||
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+ | Lacking any interruptions, | ||
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+ | Kenny seemed to get faster and more fluid as the show went on, with the last three tunes of the second set eopping particular hard. _' | ||
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