KENNY BARRON - Sunset To Dawn LP New Wave cementing their legacy as one

cementing their legacy as one of the untouchable greats

asceticism and impiety

has elements of mammal (especially the recent drone-suicide ballads)

Kavaljeeri and Skanner did not appear on the original LP release

neither are ideas really rehashed nor does the album feel nostalgic in that sense

KENNY BARRON - Sunset To Dawn LP New Wave cementing their legacy as oneOriginally released in 1973 on Muse Records, Sunset to Dawn marked Kenny Barron's stunning debut as a bandleader. Already a well respected sideman with stints alongside Dizzy Gillespie and Yusef Lateef, Barron steps into the spotlight with an album that's both soulful and forward looking, blending post bop virtuosity with spiritual searching. The album unfolds like a journey lyrical, bold, and emotionally resonant.