For You Lot Jim Hall - 1991 Alive At Town Hall [Vol. 2]

James Stanley Hall (December 4, 1930 – Dec 10, 2013) was an American jazz guitarist, composer as well as arranger. Premier Guitar magazine stated that "It could move argued that the jazz guitar tree is rooted inwards 4 names: Django [Reinhardt], Charlie [Christian], Wes [Montgomery], as well as Jim [Hall]"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Hall_(musician)

Been listening to a lot of Jim Hall lately as well as hap to run across this album. It has a long listing of other groovy musicians playing inwards diverse settings from twain to large ensembles. Normally I don't similar large ensembles only the compositions are rattling interesting equally is the playing. Really enjoying this album a lot.  By Steve B.

I would propose that anyone into JAZZ create your self a favor as well as purchase this CD. I bring spent hours listening to this CD. By sybilgoodson.

Track Listing:

(1) Hide as well as Seek  11:01
(2) How Deep is the Ocean  8:18
(3) Sancticity  8:56
(4) My Funny Valentine  7:52
(5) Careful  8:25

Personnel:

Guitar – Jim Hall, John Abercrombie, John Scofield, Mick Goodrick, Peter Bernstein
Bass – Ron Carter, Steve LaSpina
Drums – Terry Clarke
Piano, Synthesizer – Gil Goldstein
Vibraphone – Gary Burton