Windflower [B&N Exclusive] [Peach Vinyl]

by Herb Ellis, Remo Palmier

Overview

This album is most significant for being the first jazz recording in a few decades by guitarist Remo Palmier (who was also known early on as Palmieri). Fellow guitarist Herb Ellis was the leader but he gives his guest just as much solo space as he takes and, with the tasteful accompaniment of bassist George Duvivier and drummer Ron Traxler, the two old friends challenge each other on a variety of appealing chord changes including "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes," "Close Your Eyes," "Walkin'" and Jobim's "Triste." The success of this boppish set led to Palmieri getting his own Concord album the following year. ~ Scott Yanow

Product Details

Release Date:	11/18/2022
Label:	Barnes & Noble
UPC:	0848064014324
Rank:	1572

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Herb Ellis   Primary Artist,Guitar
Remo Palmier   Primary Artist,Guitar
George Duvivier   Guest Artist,Bass,Double Bass,Guitar (Bass)
Ron Traxler   Drums

Technical Credits

Traditional   Composer
Carl E. Jefferson   Producer
Jerome Richardson   Composer
Jerry Brainin   Composer
Ned Washington   Composer
Mitchell Parish   Composer
Hoagy Carmichael   Composer
Bernice Petkere   Composer
Antonio Carlos Jobim   Composer
Sara Cassey   Composer
Phil Edwards   Engineer,Remixing,Recording,Remix Engineer,Original Engineering
Buddy Bernier   Composer
George Horn   Remastering,Mastering Engineer
Victor Young   Composer
Carl Jefferson   Producer,Recording Producer,Original Recording Producer
John Wilson   Liner Notes
Robert Walston   Art Direction
Kathleen Vance   Reissue Producer
John S. Wilson   Liner Notes
Kent Judkins   Art Direction
Greta Elgaard   Artwork,Illustrations
Richard Carpenter   Composer
Frederick Edward Weatherly   Composer
Jerome Brainin   Composer