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| − | ! colspan="2" | <big>1998-06-16</big>
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| − | ! colspan="2" | Performance summary
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| − | | <b>Artist performing:</b>
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| − | | [[Andy Summers]]
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| − | | [[The Sylvia and Danny Kaye Playhouse]]
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| − | | <b>Location:</b>
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| − | | New York, NY, USA
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| − | On [[1998-06-16]], [[Andy Summers]] performed at the [[The Sylvia and Danny Kaye Playhouse]] in New York, NY, USA.
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| − | =Setlist=
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| − | =Recording information=
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| − | ''This section needs more information. Please note if an official or unofficial recording, or recording(s), is known to exists of this performance.''
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| − | =Trivia=
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| − | Tuesday night's Festival Within a Festival show was a
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| − | four-hour guitar blowout, "To Herb Ellis With Love,"
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| − | well produced but involving so many guitarists that none,
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| − | save Ellis, was given enough time.
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| − | With the indefatigable Earl May on bass and Winard Harper
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| − | on drums, 17 guitarists (only one, Andy Summers - of
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| − | "Police" fame - playing electric) did their thing. Some
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| − | played as a duo - Joe Puma / Remo Palmier; Mark Elf / Alden;
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| − | Mundell Lowe / Sal Salvador; John Abercrombie / Vic Juris;
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| − | Jimmy Bruno / Jack Wilkins. Others played solo, with and
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| − | without bass and drums - Gene Bertoncini, Joe Diori, Ron
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| − | Affif and Scotland's astonishing Martin Taylor, whose
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| − | "I Got Rhythm" variations had the audience on its feet,
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| − | cheering.
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| − | Tucked in the middle of the concert was a beautiful
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| − | segment featuring the honored Ellis with his "Great
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| − | Guitars" colleague, Charlie Byrd, and Lowe, taking over
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| − | for the ailing Barney Kessel. This trio interlude
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| − | ( "Undecided," "Things Ain't What They Used To Be" )
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| − | featured Ellis playing with his usual strong swing; it
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| − | also displayed the remarkable technique and tone of Byrd
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| − | and the elegant, smooth harmonies of Lowe.
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| − | Some of the evening's brightest moments were provided by
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| − | Elf ( "I Thought About You" ), Alden & Elf ( "A Smooth
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| − | One" ), Summers ( "In Your Own Sweet Way" ) and Lowe, with
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| − | Salvador, playing Ellis' familiar "Detour Ahead." The
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| − | concert ended with Ellis, in the spotlight, playing an
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| − | up-tempo blues with the rest of the performers
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| − | surrounding him, standing. A nice touch.<
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| − | =See also=
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| − | ''This section needs more information.''
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| − | =External links=
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| − | http://www.andysummers.com/tourarchive.php#1998tour
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| − | =References=
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| − | source: Andy's website
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| − | [[Category:1998]] | |
