Pianist Ramsey Lewis, who’s been making records since the 1950s, has a new jazz album out... “Songs from the Heart: Ramsey Plays Ramsey.”
If you’re registered at AllAboutJazz.com, you can cop a FREE MP3.
Click here to hear “Touching, Feeling, Knowing” on my Vox blog. To download the track, follow this link to AllAboutJazz.
Trivia time: When Eldee Young and Red Holt left the Ramsey Lewis Trio in 1966 (eventually to become the Young-Holt Unlimited), who was Ramsey Lewis’s new drummer? Hint: He later became very famous.
The answer is in the comments section.
Maurice White.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of Ramsey, Maurice White and 'nem,,,,,this is the 1st song I started to sing(according to my mother)...
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dang! I wanted to answer!
ReplyDeleteGot to love him watching his Jazz special on PBS. Classy guy, with that bearing synonymous of successful blacks folks from the 50's/60's.
ReplyDeleteHe introduced me to both Jane Monheit and John Pizzarelli
Remember when he used to wear braces? :-)
ReplyDeletePianist Ramsey Lewis, who’s been making records since the 1950s,
I have his "Finest Hour" comp. I love his early stuff.