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Ronny Jordan - Quiet Revolution (CD)

Quiet Revolution
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Album Details: Quiet Revolution

Release Date:01/01/1993
Label:Fourth & Bway / Pgd
UPC:016244406027

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  • Overall:

    Love This Sophmore Release.

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Apr 5, 2002

    I agree. I love the 1st track featuring Guru from Gangstarr. Jordan definitely slams forward and doesn't stop. He goes at it 100 percent.

    He is ready to give the young jazz guitarists a run for their money.

  • Overall:

    Many guitarists, this one guy

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Aug 22, 2001

    Most Jazz guitarists just simply play "jazz"- but this stuff is so cool! Ronny Jordan even mixes in some rap and R&B in with his album... most guys my age don't really care for Jazz too much (I'm only 16), but they GOTTA listen to this...they'll like... it. the 1st and 8th tracks are the real stuff for them. 5th track is kinda weird... but funny! everything else is very unique in sound and style...wanna listen to something different? you gotta try this. Read more Less

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Biography

Ronny Jordan

One of the acid jazz movement's most prominent guitarists, London-born Ronny Jordan is widely credited with returning the instrument to its rightful place as a major force in modern-day jazz; despite outcries from purists, few other artists of his era proved more pivotal in knocking down the long-immutable boundaries of contemporary black music. The son of a preacher, J... Read more