Wynton Marsalis & Eric Clapton Play the Blues: Live from Jazz at Lincoln Center
Living Blues: "The combination of Clapton's ringing B.B. King-inspired guitar and the at times polyphonic wails of Marsalis's horn section is emotionally overwhelming."
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CD Details
- Released: September 12, 2011
- Originally Released: 2011
- Label: Wea Int'l
Entertainment Reviews:
JazzTimes - p.47
"As a vocalist, Clapton has aged like every bluesman hopes to, gaining grit and incorporating more gut into the attack. This is especially evident on 'Layla,' recast by Marsalis as a New Orleans dirge that swings during the solos."Living Blues - p.51
"The combination of Clapton's ringing B.B. King-inspired guitar and the at times polyphonic wails of Marsalis's horn section is emotionally overwhelming."Mojo (Publisher) - p.100
3 stars out of 5 -- "This live at New York's Lincoln Center recording surprises from the very start when Clapton and his vintage jazz cohorts hurtle into Fred Waring's 1928 hokum hit 'Ice Cream' amid blazing banjo strums..."Tracks:
- 1.Ice Cream
- 2.Forty - Four
- 3.Joe Turner's
- 4.The Last Time
- 5.Careless Love
- 6.Kidman Blues
- 7.Layla
- 8.Joliet Bound
- 9.Just a Closer Walk with Thee
- 10.Corrine, Corrina
Product Info
- UPC: 081227975913
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