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Barney Kessel, Ray Brown, and Shelly Manne/The Poll Winners Vinyl Record

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Barney Kessel, Ray Brown, and Shelly Manne/The Poll Winners Vinyl Record

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This album is a great remastering at a nice price, with high quality vinyl and a thick cover. It features a West Coast guitar trio with great musicianship and sound, and is a must-have for jazz guitar, bass, drums fans. The album is also a great example of a time when instrumental prowess was no longer appreciated in American musical culture.

Barney Kessel, Shelly Manne, and Ray Brown did not record together simply because they all happened to have won first place on their respective instruments in the Down Beat , Playboy , and Metronome polls. Their collaboration was due to mutual respect, and their sensitivity to one another's musical requirements. Here, in a set composed m…

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Barney Kessel, Shelly Manne, and Ray Brown did not record together simply because they all happened to have won first place on their respective instruments in the Down Beat , Playboy , and Metronome polls. Their collaboration was due to mutual respect, and their sensitivity to one another's musical requirements. Here, in a set composed mainly of pop and jazz standards, they represent the ultimate in their fields, constituting a rhythm section that also provides brillian

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This album is a great remastering at a nice price, with high quality vinyl and a thick cover. It features a West Coast guitar trio with great musicianship and sound, and is a must-have for jazz guitar, bass, drums fans. The album is also a great example of a time when instrumental prowess was no longer appreciated in American musical culture.

Pros

High-quality remastering
Great musicianship
Deep, relaxing jazz
Wide soundstage
Great for audiophiles

Cons

Poor pressing quality
Distorted outer cuts
Poor cover photos

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Barney Kessel, Shelly Manne, and Ray Brown did not record together simply because they all happened to have won first place on their respective instruments in the Down Beat , Playboy , and Metronome polls. Their collaboration was due to mutual respect, and their sensitivity to one another's musical requirements. Here, in a set composed mainly of pop and jazz standards, they represent the ultimate in their fields, constituting a rhythm section that also provides brillian