9 thoughts on “ Nearness Of You - Dwike Mitchell, Willie Ruff - Appearing Nightly (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Dwike Mitchell (born Ivory Mitchell Jr.; February 14, – April 7, ) was an American piano player and izarexerldatcars.mentmiddtupahoranlanatextkethouven.co began his career as pianist for the Lionel Hampton Orchestra before joining Willie Ruff to form The Mitchell-Ruff Duo jazz group.

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2. The Mitchell-Ruff Duo ‎– Appearing Nightly. Label: Roulette ‎– R

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3. The Mitchell-Ruff Duo, with pianist Dwike Mitchell and bassist/French horn player Willie Ruff, had only been together for two years by the time this LP was made. Their piano/bass improvisations of several standards, including "Angel Eyes," "Thou Swell," and "Gone With the Wind," are masterpieces.9/

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4. Sep 17,  · Pianist Dwike Mitchell and bassist Willie Ruff performing "But Beautiful.".

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6. This complicated two-handed piano arrangement of Johnny Burke and Jimmy van Heusen's But Beautiful is actually made more so by the fact that bassist Willie Ruff is playing in unison with pianist Dwike Mitchell's izarexerldatcars.mentmiddtupahoranlanatextkethouven.co if you can pick this up while the melody is playing, before Dwike begins his solo at , or when the theme is re-stated beginning at minutes.

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7. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about The Mitchell-Ruff Duo - Appearing Nightly at Discogs. Complete your The Mitchell-Ruff Duo collection.

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8. Apr 19,  · Dwike Mitchell, a classically trained pianist, performed for 56 years as half of the Mitchell-Ruff Duo, a celebrated ensemble that even by jazz .

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9. Jul 07,  · It’s originally by Irving Berlin, and appears on the Mitchell-Ruff’s duo “Appearing One Night Only”. It’s a really typical solo of , the year it was recorded. It’s super essentialist, exploring the same theme (a minor third riff starting on either the one or the two), and barely cresting a one and a half octave range.

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