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Melvin Rhyne (October 12, 1936 – March 5, 2013), [1] was a jazz organist best known for his work with Wes Montgomery. [2] Biography. Melvin Rhyne was born in Indianapolis in 1936 and started playing the piano shortly after.
Melvin Rhyne, né le 12 octobre 1936 à Indianapolis et mort dans la même ville le 5 mars 2013, est un organiste de jazz américain, notamment connu pour avoir accompagné Wes Montgomery et son trio, de 1959 à 1964 [1].
Melvin Rhyne: Electric Organ [Hammond B3]. - Peter Bernstein: Guitar. - Kenny Washington: Drums. - Daniel Sadownick: Percussion (Tracks 01, 03, 09). - Eric A...
24 juin 2021 · Mel Rhyne Organ-izing. Tracks: 1 Things Ain't What They Used To Be 00:00 2 Blue Farouq 10:59 3 Barefoot Sunday Blues 21:43 4 Shoo, Shoo Baby 34:37 Credits: Bass – Andy Simpkins Drums – Albert...
16 nov. 2022 · Organist Melvin Rhyne—who died of lung cancer on March 5 at age 76 in his hometown of Indianapolis—is perhaps best known for the four spectacular Riverside albums he recorded with Wes Montgomery between 1960 and 1963.
5 mars 2013 · Explore Melvin Rhyne's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Melvin Rhyne on AllMusic.
24 nov. 2022 · Riding the waves of the organ revival, Rhyne enjoyed a well-deserved rehabilitation. Once surprisingly described by notorious organ-music hater Milt Jackson as the greatest bebopper on organ, Rhyne is one of the genre’s unsung heroes.