Twee albums van de invloedrijke jazzgitarist plus albums van Bill Smith en Brubecks saxofonist Paul Desmond, waarop Hall meespeelt. Ken Dryden over "Jazz Guitar": "Jim Hall grew into one of the most respected guitarists in jazz. This debut as a leader is a valuable introduction. The music sticks to familiar standards from the swing era and is often low key. A waltzing "Thanks For The Memory" is a fine example of Hall's lyricism." Scott Yanow over "Good Friday Blues": "The band consists of Hall, bassist Red Kelly, and Red Mitchell quite effectively playing piano (he was usually a bassist). The combination works quite well, performing what was essentially straight-ahead jazz. An underrated gem." Thom Jurek over Paul Desmonds "First Place Again" (de titel staat verkeerd op de CD-hoes!): "This set of standards and a few newer tunes are done with an airy, amiable vibe. Especially the work between Hall and the rhythm section is full of counterpoint and sharp accents. A thoroughly enjoyable and relaxed set."
Nederlands
| Titel | Three Classic Albums Plus: Jazz Guitar |
| Auteur | Jim Hall |
| Type materiaal | CD |
| Uitgave | Avid, 1960 |
| Overige gegevens | 2 discs |
| Annotatie | Tracks: (1) Jim Hall, Carl Perkins {jazz-pianist}, Red Mitchell - Jazz Guitar (album); (2) Bill Smith, Jim Hall, Monty Budwig, Shelly Manne - Folk Jazz (album); (3) Jim Hall, Red Mitchell, Red Kelly - Good Friday Blues (album); (4) Paul Desmond, Jim Hall, Percy Heath, Connie Kay - First Place Again (album). |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Onderwerp algemeen | Gitaar Instrumentaal |