
Jimmy Raney was an American jazz guitarist born in 1927 in Louisville, Kentucky. Known for his work in the bebop and cool jazz genres, he gained prominence in the 1950s as a member of the Stan Getz Quintet. Raney's fluid playing style and melodic improvisations made him a sought-after collaborator, leading to recordings with artists like Red Norvo and Sonny Clark. His notable albums include "A" and "The Influence". Raney's contributions to jazz guitar have influenced generations of musicians, solidifying his place as a key figure in the development of modern jazz.
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These Foolish Things ft. Stan Getz Quintet | 2010 |
You Turned The Tables On Me ft. Stan Getz Quintet | 2010 |
How Deep Is The Ocean? (How High Is The Sky?) ft. Stan Getz Quintet | 2010 |
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