Contributed by bluebird, who writes:-
There was a bit of a vogue for going all 'Bachy' and 'Baroquey' in the 1960s by various jazz groups, as if by doing this it made jazz music more respectable. I guess Jacques Loussier started the trend.
I never particularly cared for the style myself but here is one example by a group led by one of those musician's musicians - Cedric West. He was a very highly regarded guitarist and there is a very interesting YouTube clip showing Joe Pass visiting his home to jam in his living room. Martin Taylor is somewhere in there too.
And what a dreadful cover picture - I hope Cedric was paid a lot of money to pose like that.
Cedric West - guitar
Laurie wise - guitar
Eric Dawson - drums
01 Bach Goes West No. 1
02 Bach To Baroque
03 Bach Goes West No. 2
04 Soliloquy
05 Bach Goes West No. 4
06 Sinfonia No. 2
07 Cedric's Wee Fugue
08 Swing In Baroque
09 Invention For Four Guitars
10 Fugue For three
11 3/4 Waltz
12 Bach Goes West No. 3
Label: World Record Club T 641
Recorded: 1965
Lineage: LP>FLAC
Scans: Front reat LP cover
Friday, November 13, 2015
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