CD Wes Montgomery: Incredible Jazz Guitar Of Wes Montgomery

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The Incredible Jazz Guitar Of Wes Montgomery - CD, LP

Wes Montgomery

Jazz | Hard Bop

1960

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Incredible Jazz Guitar Of Wes Montgomery

CD Wes Montgomery: Incredible Jazz Guitar Of Wes Montgomery

Japan Edition 2025

UNIVERSAL JAPAN 3. October 2025

More ID: 772738 EAN: 4988031774779

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Title	Incredible Jazz Guitar Of Wes Montgomery
Artist	Wes Montgomery
More info	Japan Edition 2025
Format	CD
Labels	UNIVERSAL JAPAN
Date of publication	3. October 2025
First released	1960
EAN	4988031774779
Product ID	772738

Wes Montgomery: Incredible Jazz Guitar Of Wes Montgomery version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in publishing company UNIVERSAL JAPAN on 3. October 2025.

"The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery," released in 1960, is a seminal album by the virtuoso jazz guitarist Wes Montgomery. This landmark recording showcases Montgomery's innovative playing style, characterized by his use of octave techniques and fluid improvisation. The album features eight tracks that highlight his dexterity and creativity as a musician. Among these are the standards "Polka Dots and Moonbeams" and "Gone With the Wind," as well as original compositions like "D-Natural Blues," "Four On Six," and "West Coast Blues," which have since become jazz classics. The track "Airegin" displays Montgomery's ability to navigate complex chord changes with ease, while "In Your Own Sweet Way" and "Mr. Walker" further exhibit his lyrical approach to melody and harmony. This record is not only a testament to Montgomery's genius but also a cornerstone in the history of jazz guitar, influencing countless musicians who followed in his footsteps.

Album spans genres Jazz and Hard Bop.