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Modern Country - Kai Winding - Vinyl LP

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modern country - kai winding

Modern Country

Kai Winding

1964
12 tracks
30 min
hard bop

Album Description

In 1964, jazz trombonist and arranger Kai Winding released "Modern Country," a unique and captivating fusion of jazz and country music. This 30-minute album features Winding's exceptional trombone work and intricate arrangements, paired with the smooth vocals of the Anita Kerr Singers and a talented Nashville rhythm section. The tracklist includes jazz adaptations of classic country songs like "I Really Don't Want To Know," "Busted," and "Wolverton Mountain," showcasing Winding's ability to blend genres seamlessly. With its hard bop, bebop, and cool jazz influences, "Modern Country" offers a fresh and innovative take on traditional country tunes. The album's personnel includes notable musicians such as Grady Martin, Harold Bradley, and William Watrous, contributing to its rich and dynamic sound. Released under Verve Reissues, this album is a testament to Kai Winding's versatility and musical genius, making it a standout piece in the jazz and country fusion genre.

Tracks

I Really Don't Want To KnowKai Winding
3:10
BustedKai Winding
3:18
Wolverton MountainKai Winding
2:27
Bye Bye, LoveKai Winding
2:25
Cool WaterKai Winding
2:55
Wildwood FlowerKai Winding
2:24
Detroit CityKai Winding
2:22
I Walk The LineKai Winding
2:07
Oh, Lonesome MeKai Winding
2:04
Slippin' AroundKai Winding
2:45
Gotta Travel OnKai Winding
2:09
Dang MeKai Winding
2:01

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About Kai Winding

Kai Winding, a Danish-born American trombonist and jazz composer, left an indelible mark on the jazz world with his innovative style and collaborations. Renowned for his work with fellow trombonist J. J. Johnson, Winding's career spanned several decades, from the 1940s to the 1980s. He first gained fame playing with Stan Kenton's orchestra and later performed with legendary figures like Miles Davis and Benny Goodman. Winding's contributions to bebop and hard bop are significant, and his 1963 hit "More," from the movie "Mondo Cane," reached number 8 on the Billboard Hot 100, showcasing his versatility beyond jazz. His discography, including the eponymous album "Kai Winding," reflects his talent for blending diverse musical influences into a cohesive and engaging sound. Whether leading his own bands or collaborating with other greats, Kai Winding's music continues to inspire and captivate audiences worldwide.

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