What makes All Day Long by Kenny Burrell notable?

'All Day Long' is notable for its critical acclaim, helping to solidify Burrell's reputation within the jazz community. The album has been influential, showcasing the integration of blues into jazz, and has continued to receive recognition in various retrospectives of jazz music. Released in 1957, 'All Day Long' is Kenny Burrell's first album for the legendary Blue Note label, marking a significant milestone in his career. At this time, Burrell was establishing himself as a prominent figure in the jazz scene, transitioning from sideman work to leading his own sessions and showcasing his unique style.

Who is All Day Long for?

All Day Long works well if you're into steady groove for relaxed evenings, vibrant melodies for reflective moments and gradual build with satisfying resolution.

How many songs are on All Day Long?

All Day Long has 5 tracks, running approximately 45 minutes.

All Day Long

Kenny Burrell · 1957

45 min · 5 tracks · blues · jazz · soul

A vibrant blend of blues-inflected jazz with Burrell's smooth guitar weaving through rich, soulful melodies.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady groove for relaxed evenings
vibrant melodies for reflective moments
gradual build with satisfying resolution
soulful guitar for background

Maybe skip if you want

seekers of instant gratification
prefer fast-paced listening experiences

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 1957, 'All Day Long' is Kenny Burrell's first album for the legendary Blue Note label, marking a significant milestone in his career. At this time, Burrell was establishing himself as a prominent figure in the jazz scene, transitioning from sideman work to leading his own sessions and showcasing his unique style.
Stylistic neighbors: George Benson· Wes Montgomery· Jim Hall