Biography by Ron Wynn
The
son of legendary guitarist Jimmy Raney, Doug Raney was understandably
heavily influenced by his father. An impressive soloist, he utilized
almost identical full tones, crisp chording, and fluid voicings. He made
his first recording with his father and Al Haig in the mid-'70s, then
did duo dates with his dad later in the decade. Raney built a
particularly sizable discography on the SteepleChase label, beginning in
the '70s and extending nearly to the end of the '90s. He recorded with
Chet Baker and Bernt Rosengren, and played in Horace Parlan's band.
Raney lived in Denmark for a large portion of his career, and died of
heart failure in Copenhagen in May 2016 at the age of 59.
https://www.allmusic.com/artist/doug-raney-mn0000197861/biography
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Biografía de Ron Wynn
Hijo del legendario guitarrista Jimmy Raney, Doug Raney estaba comprensiblemente muy influenciado por su padre. Un solista impresionante, utilizaba tonos completos casi idénticos, acordes nítidos y voicings fluidos. Realizó su primera grabación con su padre y Al Haig a mediados de los años 70, y luego hizo dúos con su padre a finales de la década. Raney construyó una discografía particularmente considerable en el sello SteepleChase, que comenzó en los años 70 y se extendió casi hasta finales de los 90. Grabó con Chet Baker y Bernt Rosengren, y tocó en la banda de Horace Parlan. Raney vivió en Dinamarca durante gran parte de su carrera, y murió de un fallo cardíaco en Copenhague en mayo de 2016 a la edad de 59 años.
https://www.allmusic.com/artist/doug-raney-mn0000197861/biography
01. Up In Quincy's Room
02. Blues For Bart
03. Waltz Number One
04. Arrival
05. Lover Man
06. The Night Has A Thousand Eyes
Credits:
Ole Jacob Hansen (Drums);
Jesper Lundgaard (Bass);
Horace Parlan (Piano);
Ferdinand Povel (Sax Tenor);
Doug Raney (Guitar);
Bernt Rosengren (Flute, Sax Tenor).
1984
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