Ryo Fukui Ryo Fukui in New York

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MyVinyl presents Ryo Fukui in New York - the official reissue of Ryo Fukui’s New York sessions with Lisle Atkinson and Leroy Williams, sourced from the original masters and available on limited edition 180 gram vinyl mastered at half speed for full audiophile sound.

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Catalog details about Ryo Fukui in New York

  • Artist
  • Label
    We Release Jazz – WRJ009LTD
  • Format
    Vinyl, LP, Album
  • Pressing
    2020 - Limited Edition, Reissue, 350gsm Sleeve, 180g Black Vinyl
  • Orig. Release
    1999
  • Origin
    Europe
  • Genre
    Jazz
  • Condition
    Sealed, New vinyl
  • Style
    Modal Jazz
  • EAN13
    4251804120852
  • Reference
    MV-2539-1

Ryo Fukui - Ryo Fukui in New York in details

Recorded in February 1999 at Avatar Recording Studios in New York and inspired by Ryo Fukui’s idol and mentor Barry Harris, the fourth album from the famed Sapporo pianist captures memorable sessions with seasoned American jazz musicians (and frequent Barry Harris collaborators) Lisle Arthur Atkinson on bass and Leroy Williams on drums.

Ryo Fukui in New York is pure bop heaven, glowing with poetic takes on classics by Charlie Parker, George Gershwin, Duke Ellington, Jerome Kern, Cole Porter, and Bud Powell, plus a supreme remake of Fukui’s very own "Mellow Dream". It’s expressive, soulful, and vibrating with a bouncing swing feel all the way through; every note falls exactly where it should, undeniable brilliance. Much like the other albums by the genius from Hokkaido, it’s got that "special something", hard to grasp, hard to describe, but 100% felt. Skills and heart, the Ryo Fukui way.

Following his New York adventures, Ryo Fukui headed back to Sapporo, and more precisely to his jazz club Slowboat, where his newly acquired experience inspired numerous jam sessions and a full dedication to perfecting his craft. He sadly passed away in 2016, leaving behind a legacy of works that is sure to captivate jazz lovers for generations to come, and Slowboat, where the magic still hap-pens to this day.

This is reissued in conjunction with Ryo Fukui’s A Letter from Slowboat (2016), also available via We Release Jazz.

A1 Hot House
A2 All The Things You Are
A3 Red Carpet
A4 Bouncing With Bud
B1 Embraceable You
B2 Just One Of Those Things
B3 Mellow Dream
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