Kenny Burrell – Introducing Kenny Burrell

This album should be on the TAS List; it along with the Curtis Amy Katanga, are some of the best Blue Note reissues I've heard and I currently have 55 Tone Poet and 60 Music Matters releases. A must have!

A fantastic, pressing, warm and delicious. The only issue is the poor photo quality of the cover

I love Kenny Burrell's approach to jazz guitar: more of a mood than a technical showcase. His style makes this album so listenable and enjoyable, again and again. Agreed with other reviewers, this pressing is lovely.

i got this one in near mint condition, lexington labeled means 1951 - 1957 dated,
so as it mus be from 1956 or 1957.amazing sound quality

I don't know how anyone could give this less than 5.0. This is a flawless recording and I must say that the congas are what makes it! As a trumpet player most jazz albums without brass don't catch my fancy but I can listen to this all day!!!!

Very nice pressing and stunning session. I'm really glad to add this one to my Tone Poet collection. It was a little hard to find for a bit.

Très heureux de ce T.P. Qualité de l' enr. musicale et artistique sont au rendez-vous.Du plaisir à l' ėtat pure.en 2023 chasse au Tone Poet pour completer ma collection

Incredible sound and quality as usual with TP releases. Get ‘em while you can!

Fantastic edition; the sound is warm, balanced, punchy, pleasantly detailed and the vinyl is flat, centered and silent.
Needless to say, state of art music and performance, with a spectacular line-up.
Absolutely superb.

Good, strong record with Kenny Burrell and Candido leading the charge. Blue Note Tone Poet series is a top notch catalog. Great listening experience and (in most cases), stellar gatefold jackets that include photos from the sessions. Absolutely love the series and all LPs sound completely sensational. Thanks to Blue Note and everyone involved.