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Ronny Jordan
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Ronny Jordan Born Ronald Laurence Albert Simpson On November 29 1962 In London England Is A Guitarist At The Forefront Of The Acid Jazz Movement At The End Of The Twentieth Century. He Came To Prominence After Being Featured On Guru's Tour De Force Jazzmatazz Vol. 1 Which Saw Release In 1993. He Was Also One Of The Artists Whose Recordings Are Featured On Stolen Moments — A Compilation Album Released In 1994 To Benefit The Red Hot Organization. Ever Since The Release Of 1992's Antidote Recordings From Jordan Have Been A Mainstay On A Variety Of Billboard Charts. He Has Also Been The Recipient Of A Slew Of Awards Including The MOBO Best Jazz Act Award As Well As Gibson Guitar Best Jazz Guitarist Award. His 2000 Release A Brighter Day Was Nominated For A Grammy Award In The Best Contemporary Jazz Album Category.
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Ronny-Jordan - The Antidote
A Joyful Version Of The Miles Davis Classic From The Biggest Selling Jazz Album Of All Time 'Kind Of Blue'. Miles Davis Turned Jazz Into Art Music. Ronny Jordan Turns It Back Into Dance Music With This Track. For A More 'energised' Version Check Out Larry Carlton's Version From The Last Nite Album.
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Biography - Ronny Jordan
Ronny Jordan Born Ronald Laurence Albert Simpson On November 29 1962 In London England Is A Guitarist At The Forefront Of The Acid Jazz Movement At The End Of The Twentieth Century. He Came To Prominence After Being Featured On Guru's Tour De Force Jazzmatazz Vol. 1 Which Saw Release In 1993. He Was Also One Of The Artists Whose Recordings Are Featured On Stolen Moments — A Compilation Album Released In 1994 To Benefit The Red Hot Organization. Ever Since The Release Of 1992's Antidote Recordings From Jordan Have Been A Mainstay On A Variety Of Billboard Charts. He Has Also Been The Recipient Of A Slew Of Awards Including The MOBO Best Jazz Act Award As Well As Gibson Guitar Best Jazz Guitarist Award. His 2000 Release A Brighter Day Was Nominated For A Grammy Award In The Best Contemporary Jazz Album Category.
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A joyful version of the miles davis classic from the biggest selling jazz album of all time 'Kind of Blue'. Miles Davis turned Jazz into art music. Ronny Jordan turns it back into dance music with this track. For a more 'energised' version check out Larry Carlton's version from the Last Nite album. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.