Jeff Barone
Open Up
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Jazz guitar ensemble showcasing an engaging assortment of grooving originals coupled with well arranged and spontaneous standards
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- 1 Duban's Groove
- 2 New Samba
- 3 If You Go Away
- 4 Open Up
- 5 Jenna's Song
- 6 Falling In Love With Love
- 7 Here's That Rainy Day
- 8 I Hear Music
- 9 My Funny Valentine
- 10 Toys
- 11 Quiet Now
- 12 Falling In Love With Love
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Jazz guitar ensemble showcasing an engaging assortment of grooving originals coupled with well arranged and spontaneous standards, jazz guitarist Jeff Barone’s "Open Up" features trumpeter extraordinaire Joe Magnarelli (Harry Connick Orchestra), Mike Dubaniewicz on sax (Maynard Ferguson), Ron Oswanski on B-3 Organ (Maynard Ferguson & Blood Sweat and Tears), and Rudy Petschauer on drums (Jack McDuff & Renee Rosnes).
Produced by legendary guitarist Jack Wilkins and also features two astounding duets featuring Jack and Jeff.
Since arriving in New York City during the 1990s, guitarist Jeff Barone has been a part of the New York jazz scene. He gained notice by playing in Harlem jazz organ clubs with Jimmy "Preacher" Robins, Mel Davis and Rahn Burton. This led to a steady gig with groove/acid jazz legend Reuben Wilson, who refers to him as “one of New York’s best kept secrets.” Barone also performed with Tom Harrell and the Village Vanguard Orchestra, as well as keeping an active schedule as a free lancer.
One need not be a musician to appreciate Jeff Barone’s strong technique and gift for improvisation, which help to make Open Up a veritable workshop for jazz guitarists. His formidable skills as a composer/arranger are an added bonus. I look forward to hearing Barone's future recordings.
Ken Dryden
Ken is a regular contributor to All Music Guide, All About Jazz New York, Coda and Hot House.