Verve V6-8622
Verve V6-8588

Undiluted + It's All Right (2 LP on 1 CD)

Lone Hill Jazz

Personnel:
Wynton Kelly (p), Kenny Burrell (g), Paul Chambers (b), Jimmy Cobb (d), Candido (perc)

Reference: LHJ10362

Bar code: 8436019583623

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This release includes two complete original Verve albums by the Wynton Kelly Trio: "Undiluted" and "Its All Right!". Stars like Kenny Burrell and Candido Camero appear as guests on some tunes, but the regular trio with Paul Chambers and Jimmy Cobb is the main force behind these recordings. The splendid rhythm section from the 1959-1961 Miles Davis Quintet is heard here in top form.

Tracklist

01. Not a Tear 5:59
02. Portrait of Jennie 4:37
03. Swinging 'til the Girls Come Home 6:33
04. My Ship 3:51
05. Out Front 4:00
06. Never 4:04
07. Blues on Purpose 4:52
08. If You Could See Me Now 3:48
09. Ix-Eight 4:59
10. It's All Right 2:51
11. South Seas 5:30
12. Kelly Roll 3:52
13. Moving Up 3:53
14. On the Trail [From 'The Grand Canyon Suite'] 4:31
15. Escapade 2:57
16. One For Joan 3:11
17. The Fall of Love [From the Motion Picture 'The Fall Of The Roman Empire'] 2:06
18. Bobo 4:02

Album details

Total time: 75:44 min.

Sources:
Tracks #3-9 & 18, from the album "Undiluted" (Verve V6 8622)
Tracks #1-2 & 10-17, from the album "It's All Right!" (Verve V6 8588)

Personnel:
Wynton Kelly (piano), Kenny Burrell (guitar), Paul Chambers (bass), Jimmy Cobb (drums), Candido Camero (congas on #1-2, 10, 12-14 & 17).

Tracks #3-9 & 18 Recorded at Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, on February 5, 1965
Tracks #1-2 & 10-17 Recorded in New York, March 10-19, 1964

Original sessions produced by Creed Taylor

Press reviews

-It's All Right!

"The Wynton Kelly Trio (consisting of the pianist, bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Jimmy Cobb) are augmented by guitarist Kenny Burrell and percussionist Candido on this 1964 set. The music is essentially easy-listening jazz with concise versions of ten numbers, including a rendition of Charles Lloyd's "One for Joan" that was only previously out in Europe [...] The best are "Portrait of Jeannie" and "On the Trail."

Scott Yanow -All Music Guide