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All Day Long

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Kenny Burrell

 
All Day Long
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    For this CD reissue, "C.P.W." has been added to the original LP program. Guitarist Kenny Burrell and the young all-stars (trumpeter Donald Byrd, Frank Foster on tenor, pianist Tommy Flanagan, bassist Doug Watkins, and drummer Art Taylor) sound fine on the four group compositions, but the 18-minute blues "All Day Long" is easily the most memorable selection. Well worth picking up, as is All Night Long, which was recorded a week earlier. [The 1990 reissue adds "C.P.W." as a bonus track.]

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