A sort of Ken Burns question

[David Powell]

Wow, Paul. I've been studying this answer, contemplating it really. So much information in just a few sentences. One thought is I don't have enough Ray Brown or Gene Cherico (I did know he worked with Sinatra) to listen to. So some suggested recordings would be appreciated. The other thought after listening to "Secret Garden" this morning is I really wish I had more Paul Warburton to listen to. I have "Speak Low" of course also. You really have me studying here, Paul. Not that I play without "feel", but your insights are certainly making me pay attention to that more, and listen more for it also.

Thank you from the bottom of my BB string!

[Paul Warburton]

Originally Posted by David Powell

The other thought after listening to "Secret Garden" this morning is I really wish I had more Paul Warburton to listen to. I have "Speak Low" of course also.
Thank you from the bottom of my BB string!

David, try Bossa Nova Eyes, Richie Cole..Palo Alto Records. Joe Bonner, Impressions of Copenhagen...Theresa Records. The Duo, Paul Warburton Dale Bruning, Our Delight, Capri Records. Cal Tjader Latin+ Jazz = Cal Tjader DCC Jazz ( this one is live from The Red Onion in Aspen. All Latin with no amp on the bass. About 1968)