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Ed Bickert & Don Thompson - At The Garden Party (2004)

Ed Bickert is probably one of the most self effacing jazz guitarists ever. However, he is as well one of the most talented jazz guitarist to play on a solid body guitar. Indeed, Bickert is, along with the likes of Roy Buchanan, Danny Gatton and Mike Stern, one of the best telecaster-guys ever.The first seven tracks on this CD are the reissue of a 1978 duet concert featuring the quietguitarist Ed Bickert and bassist Don Thompson. A little reminiscent of a famous Jim Hall/Ron Carter collaboration, the music alternates introspective ballads with a couple romps including a brisk “What Is This Thing Called Love." Bickert's playing is both swinging and sophisticated, often utilizing reharmonized chords, while Thompson functions as an equal partner. The final four selections are from a previously unreleased 1976 studio set with drummer Terry Clarke making the group a quintet. For unknown reasons this session was never completed but the music is on the same high level as the live duet performance. In fact, the subtle drumming makes it easier for the group to swing harder, with Hoagy Carmichael's “One Morning In May" being a highlight. Recommended.

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