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FOR LOUIS is a tribute to the music and spirit of Louis Armstrong. It is also Charlie Byrd's last recorded work.
It's a sad footnote to For Louis that before it was even released, Charlie Byrd passed away. Byrd's death in December 1999 ended an astonishing career, one that hit incredible highs with Stan Getz on Jazz Samba (not to mention the Woody Herman tours, the various Brazilian awards, etc.). But Byrd always elected a fairly low-key place in jazz, fingerpicking a nylon-string guitar rather than a more conventional electric instrument. He interjected Brazilian motifs and rhythmic structures all over the place--opening this tribute to Louis Armstrong with a bossa-built reading of Sidney Bechet's "Petite Fleur," for example. Byrd's early studies with Andres Segovia are abundantly evident in this last studio setting, his guitar shining like a low-watt bulb behind the horns and then in front of the rhythm and piano. The clarity in his tone is unmistakable on "Autumn in New York" and "A Child Is Born." As an Armstrong tribute, For Louis has a strong sense of identity and a clear focus on low-key swing that reaches its highest temperatures when trumpeter Joe Wilder is soloing. "What a Wonderful World" has a luminescent peace to it, like Segovia with the blues, and "Struttin' with Some Barbecue" sounds like a danceable summertime gem with samba hints and a spirited clip. It's a fine farewell for Byrd and a fine homage to Satchmo.
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Tracklist
01. Petite Fleur
02. Remembering Louis Armstrong
03. Kiss To Build A Dream On, A
04. Autumn In New York City
05. Hello Dolly
06. Tin Roof Blues
07. Soft Lights And Sweet Music
08. Child Is Born, A
09. Struttin' With Some Barbecue
10. Indian Summer
11. Rosetta
12. What A Wonderful World
Performers:
Charlie Byrd - nylon-string guitar
Dennis Irwin - bass
Chuck Redd - drums
Robert Redd - piano
Joe Wilder - trumpet (tracks 2,3,5,6,7,9,12)
Steve Wilson - saxophones (tracks 1,2,4,7,8,10,11)
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