Mundell Lowe - Incomparable Mundell LoweOne of the greatest Jazz guitarists of all time, Mississippian Mundell Lowe played country music and Dixieland jazz in the 1930's and later played in big bands and eventually on the recordings of some of the biggest names in jazz including Billie Holiday, Charlie Parker, Charles Mingus, Sarah Vaughan, Benny Carter and others too numerous to mention. Presented here is Lowe's rare solo album in a trio setting, originally released in 1978. Backing

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hailed in the press as one of the greatest chamber music compositions of the 20th Century)

The music was recorded in REAL HD-Audio at 96 kHz/24-bit PCM and is presented in DOLBY Digital/MLP/96/24 PCM

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contrasted by 'The Stealer' and 'Loaded Gun' which both exude some excellent blues rock

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by Malmo Symphony Orchestra conducted by Janos Furst

Giovanni Bellucci is among the most strikingly individual of modern pianists

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He was a fine vocal stylist