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By: Kenny Clarke (1956, Jazz). More albums from Kenny Clarke: Internacionalni Jazz Oktet Duška Gojkovića Sa Keni Klarkom by Kenny Clarke. Volume 2 by Kenny Clarke. Jazz Pictures At An Exhibition by Kenny Clarke. Jazz Rhythm Records Music Minus One Alto Sax Vol 2 by Kenny Clarke. Jazz Studio 1 by Kenny Clarke. Kenny Clarke & Ernie Wilkins by Kenny Clarke. Au Club St. Germain Vol. 3 by Kenny Clarke. View all albums . Klook’s Clique. By: Kenny Clarke (1956, Jazz).

Klook's Clique ‎(LP, Album, Mono, RE). Savoy Records. Klook's Clique ‎(LP, Album).

Klook's Clique is an album led by drummer Kenny Clarke recorded in 1956 and first released on the Savoy label. Volcano" (Kenny Clarke) – 6:01. La Porta-Thority" (John LaPorta) – 5:54. I Hear a Rhapsody" (George Fragos, Jack Baker, Dick Gasparre) – 4:48. Will Wail" (LaPorta) – 7:04. Yesterdays" (Jerome Kern, Otto Harbach) – 5:58. Play Fiddle Play" (Arthur Altman, Emery Deutsch, Jack Lawrence) – 4:32.

Klook's Clique is a bop music album recording by KENNY CLARKE released in 1956 on CD, LP/Vinyl and/or cassette. KENNY CLARKE - Klook's Clique. Filed under Bop By KENNY CLARKE.

1956 studio album by Kenny Clarke. Studio album by. Kenny Clarke.

Kenny Clarke Quintet. Tracks count: 5. Views: 0. Kenny Clarke Quintet - Will Wail 07:04. Kenny Clarke Quintet - Yesterdays 05:58. Kenny Clarke Quintet - I Hear a Rhapsody 04:48.

Kenny Clarke Format: Vinyl. This Kenny Clarke-led album is swinging hard bop that holds it own against anything Art Blakey and his Jazz Messengers were recording during this period - or after. In fact I cannot help but think that the first track, Volcano, is an homage to Blakey since his nickname was "The Volcano" because of his explosive playing. The reason I think this is Clarke is busy on the drums. He is normally a genius in the pocket, but some of the press rolls on that track inspired me to pause the album and jump on my drum kit for intense practice. It's a shame that there are.