What makes The Doug Raney Quintet by Doug Raney notable?

The album received critical acclaim for its sophisticated arrangements and musicianship, helping to solidify Raney's reputation within the jazz community. It has been recognized for its influence on contemporary jazz guitarists and appears prominently in discussions about underappreciated gems from the era. Released in 1989, The Doug Raney Quintet marked Raney's emergence as a notable figure in the jazz scene following his earlier work with established artists. This album came after a period of intense musical exploration, showcasing his growth as a bandleader and composer during the late '80s jazz renaissance.

How many songs are on The Doug Raney Quintet?

The Doug Raney Quintet has 7 tracks, running approximately 65 minutes.

The Doug Raney Quintet

Doug Raney · 1989

65 min · 7 tracks · jazz

A warm blend of intricate melodies and improvisational flair that captures the essence of modern jazz.

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Fata — This opening track features intricate guitar lines that set the tone for the entire album, highlighting both technical skill and emotional depth.
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God Bless the Child — Raney's interpretation of this classic showcases his ability to blend traditional jazz elements with a fresh, personal touch, making it a standout piece.
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Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum — The playful energy and dynamic interplay among the quintet make this track an engaging listen, exemplifying the group’s chemistry and improvisational prowess.

Tracklist

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1 Fata 11:26
2 Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum 8:02
3 Good Morning 6:37
4 Star Eyes 8:24
5 Speedy Recovery 8:12
6 God Bless the Child 11:33
7 The Parting of the Ways 11:19

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