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Full View

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Full View

Kelly In Full, Nothing Held Back

Kelly swings so naturally here it almost sounds easy — it isn't.

By 1966, Wynton Kelly had already done plenty of heavy lifting for other people's records — most famously on Kind of Blue, where his piano work on 'Freddie Freeloader' remains one of the most recognizable moments in jazz. Full View is a chance to hear him lead his own date, and it's a good one, if not a revelation. This is a working trio record, and it sounds like it: three musicians who know each other well, playing with confidence and ease. Ron McClure on bass and Jimmy Cobb on drums — Cobb having also appeared on Kind of Blue — give Kelly exactly the kind of rhythmic cushion he needed to do what he did best, which was swing without making a big deal of it.

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Ron McCluredouble bass
Wynton Kellypiano
Jimmy Cobbdrums
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1I Want a Little Girl4:49
2I Thought5:00
3What a Diff'rence a Day Made4:55
4Autumn Leaves3:59
5Dont' Cha Hear Me Callin' to Ya4:33
6On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever)3:20
7Scufflin'3:10
8Born to Be Blue4:14
9Walk on By3:17
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