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Published July 14th, 2012 at 1:39 pm in Music News with no comments
Tagged with jazz, Ray Parker
Swingin’ Never Hurt Noboby (self-released) plays bassist ray Parker in a trio setting with violinist Russell George and guitarist Jon Hart, and together they make the kind of music that will make anyone smile. The opening track blends together a Parker original, “Guitar Sammich”, with Charlie Parker’s “Now’s The Time” to show that despite the decades between the two musicians and eras of jazz, music can become harmonious without thought.
The three musicians work beautifully together to where all of them would stand out as leaders. I would have enjoyed this if this was a double, and it would be okay because this music swings. As the title says…
Swingin’ Never Hurt Noboby (self-released) plays bassist ray Parker in a trio setting with violinist Russell George and guitarist Jon Hart, and together they make the kind of music that will make anyone smile. The opening track blends together a Parker original, “Guitar Sammich”, with Charlie Parker’s “Now’s The Time” to show that despite the decades between the two musicians and eras of jazz, music can become harmonious without thought.
What do you think?